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The American Prospect, Fall 1992, pp. 17-18

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  Issues of 1992 = 4 Issues, 74 Articles
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    Spring 1992 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Contributors, pp. 5-6
    2. Liberalism, Socialism, and Democracy by Robert Kuttner, pp. 7-12
    3. Race, Liberalism, and Affirmative Action (I) by Randall Kennedy, pp. 13-14
    4. The Pressure Elite by John B. Judis, pp. 15-29
    5. A Lost Political Generation? by Jonathan S. Cohn, pp. 30-38
    6. The Great Environmental Awakening by Mark Sagoff, pp. 39-47
    7. Democratizing the Data Banks by James Packard Love, pp. 48-50
    8. What the States Can't Solve the Health Care Crisis by Deborah A. Stone, pp. 51-60
    9. States First by John E. McDonough, pp. 61-66
    10. Social Support for Self-Reliance by John E. Schwarz and Thomas J. Volgy, pp. 67-73
    11. Bringing Fathers Back In by Irwin Garfinkel, pp. 74-83
    12. Flexibility Trap by Virginia L. duRivage, pp. 84-93
    13. Rehnquist's Road to Serfdom by Wendy E. Parmet and Mary E. O'Connell, pp. 94-100
    14. Behind the Numbers by Fred Block and Robert Heilbroner, pp. 101-106
    15. From the Field by Karen Paget, pp. 107-118
    16. Race, Liberalism, and Affirmative Action (I) by Cornel West, pp. 119-121
    17. Racial Politics by Ronald Brownstein, pp. 122-124
    18. The Liberals' Loss of Nerve by Kenneth S. Tollett, pp. 125-126
    19. Response by Paul Starr, pp. 127-130
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    Summer 1992 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Contributors, pp. 5-6
    2. Of Our Time by Paul Starr, pp. 7-10
    3. The Economic Stakes by Robert B. Reich, pp. 11-15
    4. Letters, pp. 16-18
    5. The Strong Case for Gun Control by Carl T. Bogus, pp. 19-28
    6. Life After Tight Money by James K. Galbraith, pp. 29-39
    7. Hidden Complications by James A. Morone, pp. 40-48
    8. The Quest for Community (Again) by E.J. Dionne, Jr., pp. 49-54
    9. Talking Past East Other by Bob Blauner, pp. 55-64
    10. Quiet Success by J.S. Fuerst and Roy Petty, pp. 65-73
    11. From "Projects" to Communities by John Atlas and Peter Dreier, pp. 74-85
    12. Race, Liberalism, and Affirmative Action (II) by Theda Skocpol, pp. 86-90
    13. Back to Universals by Jim Sleeper, pp. 91-92
    14. The Road to Rectification by Robert S. Browne, pp. 93-95
    15. The Moral Dimension by Jonathan Rieder, pp. 96-97
    16. The Wreckage of Airline Deregulation by Richard C. Leone, pp. 98-99
    17. Lost in the Bermuda Triangle by Paul Stephen Dempsey, pp. 100-102
    18. Response by Mark S. Kahan, pp. 103-105
    19. Is the Strike Dead? by John Hoerr, pp. 106-118
    20. Feminism and Caregiving by Suzanne Gordon, pp. 119-130
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    Fall 1992 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Contributors, p. 5
    2. Of Our Time by Robert Kuttner, pp. 6-8
    3. Passion, Memory, and Politics, 1992 by Paul Starr, pp. 9-10
    4. Controversy by Rogers M. Smith, pp. 11-16
    5. Letters, pp. 17-18
    6. The Rich, the Right, and the Facts by Paul R. Krugman, pp. 19-31
    7. Can We Put a Time Limit on Welfare? by Christopher Jencks, pp. 32-40
    8. The Limits of Teledemocracy by Michael Schudson, pp. 41-45
    9. Talk of the Future by James S. Fishkin, pp. 46-52
    10. Memo on Presidential Transition by Richard E. Neustadt, pp. 53-60
    11. Accounting the Future by Robert B. Reich, pp. 61-65
    12. The Way We Won by Doris Kearns Goodwin, pp. 66-70
    13. Shopping for Innovation by Ralph Nader, Eleanor J. Lewis, and Eric Weltman, pp. 71-78
    14. Investing on the Frontier by Michael Borrus, pp. 79-87
    15. The Pork Barrel Objection by Steven Kelman, pp. 88-90
    16. Conversion to Competitiveness by Jay Stowsky and Burgess Laird, pp. 91-98
    17. The Faster Track by Peter H. Stone, pp. 99-105
    18. Where Private Investment Fails by Bennett Harrison, pp. 106-114
    19. Conversion Then and Now by David Casagrande, pp. 115-123
    20. Divided They Govern by Richard M. Valelly, pp. 124-138
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    Winter 1992 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Contributors, pp. 5-6
    2. Of Our Time by Paul Starr, pp. 7-13
    3. Suite Greed by Robert B. Reich, pp. 14-17
    4. Letters, pp. 18-20
    5. Follow Through by Jonathan S. Cohn, pp. 21-24
    6. Is There a Democratic Economics? by Robert Kuttner, pp. 25-37
    7. Confessions of an Airline Deregulator by Mark S. Kahan, pp. 38-50
    8. More Like Them? by Alan S. Blinder, pp. 51-60
    9. Race, Gender, and the Supreme Court by Deborah A. Stone, pp. 61-73
    10. Invisible Woman by Katherine Tate, pp. 74-81
    11. Dealing With Legalization by Doug Bandow, pp. 82-91
    12. The Limits of Legalization by Elliott Currie, pp. 92-97
    13. Can Democracy Save Chicago's Schools? by David Moberg, pp. 98-108
    14. Gangs in the Post-Industrial Ghetto by Jerome H. Skolnick, pp. 109-120
    15. Domestic Urges, Foreign Obsessions by Richard J. Barnet, pp. 121-130
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  Issues of 2004 = 12 Issues, 338 Articles
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