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June 13, 2004

This Week in TNR
Issue date: 06.21.04
Issue: 4,666

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Springtime for Realism by Lawrence F. Kaplan
With Iraq awash in violence, foreign policy realism is the rage in both the Bush and Kerry camps. But can realists really fight the war on terrorism?

Reagan by the Editors
Ronald Reagan and the politics of happiness.

What We Saw at the Revolution
The New Republic on Reagan over the years.

Achille Heel by Ryan Lizza
If Reagan was good on communism, why was he so bad on terrorism?

Soft Power by Vladislav M. Zubok
It wasn't Reagan the hawk who brough down the Soviet Union. It was Reagan the dove.

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	Politics & the World TRB: Rigged by Peter Beinart The good news is that the Bushies care about Africa. The bad news is why. Power Grab by Spencer Ackerman The next CIA director won't just have to deal with Al Qaeda. He'll have to deal with Stephen Cambone. Euro Trashing by Niall Ferguson The dollar may be dying. And it could take the U.S. economy down with it. CAMBRIDGE DIARIST: Bully for Him by Martin Peretz

	Books & the Arts ON FILMS: In the Same World by Stanley Kauffmann Control Room watches the Iraq war through the lens of Al Jazeera; Coffee and Cigarettes is winningly insouciant. The Return of the Nativist by Paul Starr Who Are We? The Challenges to America's National Identity by Samuel P. Huntington Identity Fanaticism by Enrique Krauze Samuel P. Huntington argues that the rise of Mexican immigration threatens "America's national identity." As it turns out, he understands as little about Mexico as he does about the United States. Transformer by Alan Taylor Masquerade: The Life and Tims of Deborah Sampson, Continental Soldier by Alfred F. Young POEM by Wyatt Prunty Addio del Passato

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