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City Journal Winter 2006.
Winter 2006
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Brian C. Anderson
The Plot to Shush Rush and O’Reilly
Talk radio, cable news, and the blogosphere freed U.S. political discourse. The Left wants to rein it in again.
Kay S. Hymowitz
Marriage and Caste
America’s chief source of inequality? The Marriage Gap.
Nicole Gelinas
Gotham Needs Wall Street; Does Wall Street Need Gotham?
New York’s leaders don’t understand how precarious the city’s prosperity is.
Steven Malanga
What Bloomberg Could Still Accomplish
The mayor needn’t waste four more years.
Sol Stern
City’s Pupils Get More Hype than Hope
Test scores show little payoff for mayoral control.
Steven Malanga
Ronald Reagan’s Unlikely Heir
Ohio’s Republican gubernatorial front-runner Ken Blackwell is “Jesse Jackson’s worst nightmare.”
Heather Mac Donald
This Is the Legal Mainstream?
Law school clinics are stuck in the sixties.
Robert P. George
What Colleges Forget to Teach
Higher education could heal itself by teaching civics—not race, class, and gender.
Howard Husock
New Philanthropists Talk Left, Act Right
Individual uplift, not social change, is their keynote.
Urbanities
Michael Knox Beran
Was Liberalism’s Philosopher-in-Chief a Conservative?
Departments
In Prospect
Soundings
Theodore Dalrymple
Oh, to be in England
A Prophetic and Violent Masterpiece
Letters
Contributors
Theodore Dalrymple
European Diarist
Autos-da-fé


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