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The Republican Nightmare
David Bromwich
The return of Newt Gingrich, the belligerence of Rick Santorum, the rise of Ron Paul
What Future for Occupy Wall Street?
Michael Greenberg
As the movement enters its fifth month, where is it headed?
Václav Havel (1936–2011)
Paul Wilson
The five days following Václav Havel’s death on Sunday, December 18, at his country house, Hrádeček (“the little castle”), were unique in modern Czech history. Almost as soon as the news broke, people began gathering spontaneously in public places, not just to pay their respects, but to talk about what it was they had just lost in the passing of this modest, complex, and courageous man who had been their first post-Communist president.
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