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Sharpening the shadows of Chile’s past

Philippe Sands’s new book tells the intertwined stories of a Chilean dictator and a Nazi fugitive from justice

By Geoff White

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A war with lessons for today

By Henry Milner

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The road to medicare

By John Richards

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The unwavering prophet of Canadian nationalism

By Reg Whitaker

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At the century’s quarter mark

By Philip Resnick

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Homo sapiens on the move

Ian Goldin’s history of migration provides needed perspective on one of the most important issues of our time

By Anne Michèle Meggs

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The politics of potash

Ideological opposition to public ownership limited the resource’s benefits to Saskatchewan

By John Richards

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The Jewish Philosopher and his Nazi Connection

A book review

By Henry Milner

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Explaining Bibi

Despite the disastrous results of his policies, Israel’s Prime Minister cannot be dislodged

By Bob Chodos

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Selva Almada and a New Generation of Argentinian Writers

A Review

By Geoff White

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The Thirst for Revenge, Then and Now

A Review of Martin Carnoy’s The Many Lives of Michał K.

By Bob Chodos

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Stretching the Limits of Cuba’s Political Tolerance

A review of novels by Wendy Guerra and Leonardo Padura

By Geoff White

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Right-Wing Counteroffensive in the War of Ideas

A Review of Christopher Rufo’s America’s Cultural Revolution

By Henry Milner

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Why People Believe the Big Lie

A Review

By Henry Milner

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India’s Corruption Through Three Lenses

A Review

By John Richards

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A Temperate Liberal

A Review of Liberalism and its Discontents, by Francis Fukuyama

By Philip Resnick

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Is the United States Ripe for an Upswing?

Robert Putnam Thinks So, but the Evidence Is Thin

By Henry Milner