April–May 2004
Number 124
Published by Hoover Institution
Features
 ISRAEL AND THE QUESTION OF THE NATIONAL STATE
The Jewish state’s existence is an affront to postnationalism
Ran Halévi
TEACHER QUALITY, TEACHER PAY
To improve schools, reward excellence
Frederick M. Hess
NEOCONSERVATIVES AND THE AMERICAN MAINSTREAM
Current U.S. foreign policy has deep historical roots
Zachary Selden
THE DECLINE OF THE FAMILY DOCTOR
American medicine and the impact of managed care
Philip R. Alper
UNIPOLAR VERSUS UNILATERAL
Confusing power with purpose
John Van Oudenaren
SHEVARDNADZE'S JOURNEY
The Silver Fox bows out gracefully
Ariel Cohen
Books
ART LOVERS AND CRACKPOTS
Henrik Bering on Art Held Hostage: The Battle over the Barnes Collection by John Anderson
EMBEDDED
Woody West on The March Up: Taking Baghdad with the First Marine Division by Bing West and Ray L. Smith
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