September 18, 2006 Issue, THE NATION

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- Letters, p. 2
- Katrina One Year After, p. 3
- Antiwar Primaries
  John Nichols
  , pp. 4-5
- Israel Lobby Watch
  Philip Weiss
  , pp. 6-7
- Tavis Smiley's Covenant
  Amy Alexander
  , p. 8
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , pp. 8-11
  The Choice on Iraq
- No Rx in Massachusetts
  Trudy Lieberman
  , pp. 12-14
- The Liberal Media
  Eric Alterman
  , pp. 15-16
  All Governments (& Some Journalists) Lie
- New Orleans Forsaken
  Gary Younge
  , pp. 17-21
  Bush deserves blame, but so does the left, for its failure to push a progressive agenda
- Grassroots Gumbo
  Chris Kromm
  , pp. 22-23
  Activists have fought for exiles' right to return and against plans to remake the city
- Don't Mourn, Link
  Michael Tisserand
  , pp. 24-25
- Undone by Neoliberalism
  Adolph Reed Jr.
  , pp. 26-30
  New Orleans was decimated by an ideological program, not a storm
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  Writers from the Other Asia (4 Reviews)
  John Feffer
  , pp. 31-32
  The Guest, by Hwang Sok-Yong
  1. The Guest by Hwang Sok-Yong
  2. Modern Korean Fiction by Bruce Fulton and Yong-Min Kwon
  3. Three Generations by Yom Sang-seop
  4. Ten Thousand Lives by Ko Un
- Five Poems
  Ko Un
  , pp. 33-35
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  Let's Dance (2 Reviews)
  Marina Harss
  , pp. 36-40
  Tango, by Robert Farris Thompson
  1. Tango by Robert Farris Thompson
  2. The Tango Singer by Tomas Eloy Martinez
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  Poetry, From Noun to Verb (Review)
  John Palattella
  , pp. 41-48
  Splay Anthem, by Nathaniel Mackey
  1. Splay Anthem by Nathaniel Mackey
- Cover
  Gene Case and Stephen Kling