The American Spectator 1993: Vol 26 Index

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THE AMERICAN
SPECTATOR.
INDEX
VOLUME 26
The index includes all articles published feature): “Georgia (Ave.) on My Mind,” Fiction, I, 90-92; Review of Tony Judt’s
in The American Spectator from January I, 18-20; “A Girls’ School in Baltimore,” Past Imperfect: French Intellectuals,
1993 through December 1993. In the list- II, 17-18; “Include Me Out,” III, 16-17; 1944-1956, II, 56-57; “Newport’s White
ings, the Roman numeral refers to the “Impolitic Pol,” IV, 16-18; “Dole Horse Tavern” (The Great American Sa-
number of the issue, while the Arabic nu- Drums,” V, 16-18; “Rethinking HIV,” loon Series), III, 50-51; Review of Carol
merals refer to the page on which the ar- VI, 16-17; “Culture War II,” VII, 16-17; Gelderman’s Louis Auchincloss: A Writ-
ticle appears. “Doubting Dada Physics,” VIII, 16-17; er’s Life, IV, 64-65; Review of Richard
“The Poisoned Chalice Revisited,” IX, Lourie’s Hunting the Devil and Robert
i January 1993 16-17; “The ‘Client’ State,” X, 16-18; Cullen’s The Killer Department: Detec-
II: February 1993 “Immigration, Si; Welfare, No,” XI, 18- tive Viktor Burakov’s Eight-Year Hunt
March 1993 19; “Exporting Famine,” XII, 16-18. for the Most Savage Serial Killer in Rus-
IV: April 1993 sian History, V1, 66-68; Review of Ed
Vv: May 1993 Linn’s Hitter: The Life and Turmoils of
VI: June 1993 BOWMAN, JAMES. The Talkies (regu- Ted Williams, VII, 67-68; Review of
Vil: July 1993 lar feature): “Hit List,” I, 76-77; “Can Cornel West’s Race Matters, Houston A.
August 1993 You Believe It?” II, 55, 65; “Alive and Baker, Jr.’s Black Studies, Rap, and the
IX: September 1993 Dead,” III, 54-55; “Dogs and Ground- Academy, and Joseph G. Conti and Brad
X: October 1993 hogs,” IV, 56-57; “Friends of Bill,” V, Stetson’s Challenging the Civil Rights
XI: November 1993 58-59; “Innocents and Broads,” VI, 54- Establishment: Profiles of a New Black
XII: December 1993 55; “All Shook Up,” VII, 56-57; “The Vanguard, IX, 79-81.
Summer of Our Discontent,” VIII, 64-
65; “The World of Caryn James,” IX, CARRAD, DAVID CLAYTON. “Hill
ADAMS, JAMES RING. “Clintonism in 70-71; “Running Time,” X, 70-71; “The 1969” (Clinton’s America), VIII, 46-48.
One State,” XI, 44-49. Fall of the Family,” XI, 68-70; “What It
Takes,” XII, 74-75. Review of James Q. CONLON, EDWARD. “Fight to the
ADLER, JONATHAN H. Review of Wilson’s The Moral Sense, IX, 77-78. Fanoosh” (The Nation’s Pulse), II, 51-
Ronald Bailey’s Eco-Scam: The False 52; “Infernal Machines” (The Nation’s
Prophets of Ecological Doom, Michael BREGER, MARSHALL. “Knifing Pulse), VI, 44-46; “Miracle on 204th
Fumento’s Science Under Siege: Balanc- NAFTA” (The Public Policy), IX, 64- Street” (The Washington Heights Specta-
ing Technology and the Environment, 66. tor), XI, 54-55.
Patrick J. Michaels’s Sound and Fury:
The Science and Politics of Global Warm- BROCK, DAVID. “The Other Anita CORRY, JOHN. Presswatch (regular
ing, and Dixy Lee Ray and Lou Guzzo’s Hill,” V, 34-41; “Jane and Jill and Anita feature): “In God They Trust,” VII, 42-
Environmental Overkill: Whatever Hap- Hill,” VIII, 24-30; “Who Is Janet Napoli- 43; “What a Character!” VIII, 60-61;
pened to Common Sense? IV, 62-63. tano?” X, 20-26. “Off the Straight and Narrow,” IX, 48-
50; “Killing the Foster Story,” X, 54-56;
ALLEN, CHARLOTTE. “Choice: A BROOKS, DAVID. “You’re All Right, “Fairness Most Foul,” XI, 50-51; “The
Burkean Dissent” (The Public Policy), Jacques!” (Eminentoes), IX, 60-61. MIA Sellout,” XII, 58-59.
XI, 62-63.
CALDWELL, CHRISTOPHER. Review DORSEY, JAMES and KARNY,
AMES, BRUCE N. “The Topic of Can- of Dan Morgan’s Rising in the West: The YOAV. “New Players in the Middle
cer” (American Document), VI, 38-39. True Story of an “Okie” Family From the East,” [V, 24-27.
Great Depression Through the Reagan
BAKSHIAN, ARAM, JR. “Grits and Years, III, 60-62; Review of Joel Kotkin’s DUNLAP, JOHN R. Review of Jay Tol-
Glitz” (Clinton’s America), III, 69; Tribes: How Race, Religion and Identity son's Pilgrim in the Ruins: A Life of
“Power Drinking at Duke’s” (The Great Determine Success in the New Global Walker Percy, Ill, 62-63, 69.
American Saloon Series), X, 68-69. Economy, V, 62-64; “Universal City,” VI,
29-34, 70-71; “Reunion” (The Harvard EASTLAND, TERRY. “The Tempting of
BARNES, FRED. “What Health-Care Spectator), IX, 94; Review of Rosemary Justice Kennedy,” II, 32-37. Presswatch
Crisis?” V, 20-23; “What Health-Care Mahoney’s Whoredom in Kimmage: Irish (regular feature): “Crossing the Line,” I,
Crisis? (Special Correspondence), VIII, Women Coming of Age, XI, 80-81; “The 72-75; “The Set-Aside Set,” III, 48-49;
42-45; Review of Tom Rosenstiel’s President’s Trollope” (The Britannula “Licked by Leaks,” IV, 49-51; “Keep On
Strange Bedfellows: How Television and Spectator), XII, 98. Truckin’,” V, 54-56; “In Contempt,” VI,
the Presidential Candidates Changed 50-52. “Counting the Days,” VII, 40-42.
American Politics, 1992, VII, 74-75. CARLSON, RICHARD W. “Nureyev- Constitutional Opinions (regular feature):
Fonteyn, RIP,” V, 29-33; “Frostie’s Re- “Lani Meets Her Quota,” Vili, 62-63;
BERNSTEIN, JONAS. “Horsing venge,” IX, 30-46. Review of Gerald Pos- “Mainstream Radical,” XI, 66-67.
Around” (The Moscow Spectator), III, ner’s Case Closed: Lee Harvey Oswald “Daughtrey, Shanahan, Barkett & Gert-
52-53. “A Land of Individualists” (The and the Assassination of JFK, XI1, 78-80. ner” (Clinton’s America), XII, 63-64.
Moscow Spectator), VI, 48-49; “Bolshie
Ballet’ (Moscow Bulletin), XI, 83-84. CARNEGIE, M.D. Review of Sven EMERSON, STEVEN. “Gary Sick’s
BETHELL, TOM. Capitol Ideas (regular Birkerts’s American Energies: Essays on Bald-Faced Lies,” III, 25-27, 67.
FERGUSON, TIM W. “. . . And I'll Cry JOHNSTON, GEORGE SIM. Review of LYONS, DONALD. Review of John
if I Want to,” I, 32-34; Review of Peter E. Michael Jones’s Degenerate Mod- Gross’s Shylock: A Legend and Its Lega-
Skerry’s Mexican Americans: The Am- erns: Modernity as Rationalized Sexual cy, VI, 64-66.
bivalent Minority, 1X, 75-77; “Mr. Not- Misbehavior, X1, 76-78.
So-Nice Guy” (Eminentoes), X, 60-61. McGURN, JULIE. Review of Steven W.
KARATNYCKY, ADRIAN. “Time of Mosher’s A Mother's Ordeal: One Wom-
FONTAINE, ROGER and HAN- Troubles,” VII, 28-29. an’s Fight Against China’s One-Child
NAFORD, PETER. “Warren Remem- Policy, XII, 84-85.
brance” (The Nation’s Pulse), I, 56-60. KARNY, YOAV. See DORSEY,
JAMES. McGURN, WILLIAM. Review of Ross
FORMAN, IAN. “Club El Malaria” (The Terrill’s China in Our Time, IV, 58-60;
Gay American Saloon Series), VI, 52-53. KRAMER, RITA. Review of Thomas “I Hear Asia Calling,” V, 24-28; “Clin-
Sowell’s Inside American Education: ton East,” IX, 24-25; Review of Alain
FUMENTO, MICHAEL. “Federico’s The Decline, the Deception, the Dogmas, Peyrefitte’s The Immobile Empire, XI,
Folly,” XII, 42-49. V, 66-68; Review of David Halberstam’s 72-73; “Missionary Capitalism,” XII, 34-
The Fifties, IX, 81-82. KU
GEDMIN, JEFFREY. Review of Willy
Brandt’s My Life in Politics, 1, 87-89; KRAMER, YALE. “Angels on Broad- MALLON, THOMAS. Review of The
“Comrade Slobo,” IV, 28-33; “The Sec- way,” VII, 18-25. Letters of William S. Burroughs, 1945-
retary-Generalissimo,” XI, 30-36. 1959 (ed. Oliver Harris), X, 80-82.
LAGERFELD, STEVEN. Review of
GILDER, GEORGE. “Wealth and Katherine S. Newman’s Declining For- MERONEY, JOHN. “The Real Maya
Poverty Revisited,” VII, 32-37. tunes: The Withering of the American Angelou” (Clinton’s America), III, 68.
Dream, VII, 60-61.
GOLD, VICTOR. “Cool Diz and Me” METHVIN, EUGENE H. Review of
(The Nation’s Pulse), III, 42-43; “The LAMB, RICHARD. Review of Anne Jimmy Carter’s Turning Point: A Candi-
Book on Dave” (Among the Intellectu- Chisholm and Michael Davie’s Lord date, a State and a Nation Come of Age,
aloids), VII, 54-55. Beaverbrook: A Life, V, 68-70; Review IV. 60-61.
of Henry Green’s Pack My Bag: A Self-
HANNAFORD, PETER. See FON- Portrait and Surviving: The Uncollected MILLEP, MARK. Review of David
TAINE, ROGER. Writings of Henry Green, VIII, 75, 82. Biale’s Eros and the Jews: From Biblical
Israel to Contemporary America, IV, 66-
HEWITT, HUGH. Review of Daniel LEDEEN, MICHAEL. “Europa! Oy, Eu- 67
Mark Epstein’s Sister Aimee: The Life of ropa!” (Spectator’s Journal), II, 44-46;
Aimee Semple McPherson, VIIl, 72-73 “Lawrence Walsh, Grand Inquisitor,” III, MINOGUE, KENNETH. Review of
18-24; “Heading South” (Spectator’s Conor Cruise O’Brien’s The Great
HIRSCHMANN, SUSAN. “Emily’s Journal), V, 50-51; “Italy’s Great Purge,” Melody: A Thematic Biography of Ed-
List: Chicks With Checks,” IV, 20-23. X, 27-32. mund Burke, XII, 81-82.
HOROWITZ, DAVID. “The Queer Fel- LERNER, CRAIG S. Review of Fred MISCELLANEOUS. “Escapes From
lows,” I, 42-48. Waitzkin’s Mortal Games: The Turbu- Clinton’s America” (The Great Ameri-
lent Genius of Garry Kasparov, XI, 83. can Saloon Series), I, 50-54. “Berkeley
HUME, BRIT. “The Bush Crack-Up,” I, Barbs” (American Document), II, 47.
22-27; “Boom Town” (The Georgetown LEWIS, SAUL. “To Syria, With Love” “Books for Christmas,” XII, 20-33.
Spectator), V, 78; “My Fall Into Dis- (Spectator’s Journal), XI, 52-53.
abuse,” IX, 22-23; Review of Paul Car- MORRIS, EDMUND. “In Memoriam
roll’s Big Blues: The Unmaking of IBM, LINDBERG, TOD. Review of Myron Christina Reagan,” VIII, 18-19.
X, 76-77. Magnet’s The Dream and the Night-
mare: The Sixties’ Legacy to the Under- MUGGERIDGE, JOHN. Review of Isaac
HUME, SANDY. “All You Can Eat” class, V1, 58-61. Kramnick and Barry Sheerman’s Harold
(Clinton’s America), II, 43; “Rule by the Laski: A Life on the Left, X11, 76-78.
Rich” (Clinton’s America), IV, 36-37; LIPPMAN, THEO, JR. Review of Joe
“Fratfalls” (The Middlebury Spectator), McGinniss’s The Last Brother, X, 78-80. MYERS, D.G. Review of Martin Ander-
VII, 78. son’s Impostors in the Temple: The De-
LONDON, HERBERT. “The Permissive cline of the American University; and
IKLE, FRED CHARLES. Review of Right” (The Nation's Pulse), V, 52-53. Jaroslav Pelikan’s The Idea of the Uni-
John Lehman’s Making War: The 200- versity: A Reexamination, I, 94-95.
Year-Old Battle Between the President LYNN, KENNETH S. “Castroville”
and Congress Over How America Goes (Spectator’s Journal), VII, 52-53. Ameri- MYSAK, JOE. Review of Joseph
to War, IV, 65-66. can Lives and Letters (regular feature): Mitchell's Up in the Old Hotel, Il, 62-63.
“Bobby Kennedy’s Crying Game,” X, 50-
JOHNS, JOE. See YORK, BYRON. 53; “Edith Wharton’s Abuser,” XII, 52-57. NEWBERRY, JON. “Cincinnati on the
Vitava” (The Great American Saloon Se- PLESZCZYNSKI, WLADYSLAW. I.S. Levine’s Coming Attractions: The
ries), 57. About This Month (regular feature): I- Making of an X-Rated Video, XI, 74-75.
XII, 5. The Continuing Crisis (regular
NOLTE, WILLIAM H. Review of H.L. feature): V, 8-9; X, 8-9. SCHIFFREN, LISA. “Bill and Hillary at
Mencken’s My Life as Author and the Trough,” VIII, 20-23.
Editor, V, 60-62. PUDDINGTON, ARCH. Review of
Georgi Arbatov’s The System: An SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN. “Phoo, Men-
NORDEN, EDWARD. “Lebanon: A Insider's Life in Soviet Politics, 1, 89-90; cha” (Eminentoes), I, 55; “NAACCCP”
Traveler’s Confession” (Spectator’s Review of Michael R. Beschloss and (Eminentoes), VIII, 52-53.
Journal), I, 62-66; “International Studies Strobe Talbott’s At the Highest Levels:
in Los Angeles,” III, 28-38; “America’s The Inside Story of the End of the Cold SCULLY, MATTHEW. Review of
Oldest (and Newest) Christians,” VI, 24- War, V, 64-66; Review of Yegor Lig- Christopher Hitchens’s For the Sake of Ar-
28; “Will He Ever Return?” (Clinton’s achev’s Inside Gorbachev's Kremlin: The gument: Essays and Minority Reports, V1,
American Saloon), [X, 66-67; “Allah in Memoirs of Yegor Ligachev, VI, 68-69; 62-64.
L.A.,” XII, 38-41. “The ADL Defamed” (The Nation’s
Pulse), IX, 62-64. SHATTAN, JOSEPH. Review of Alan
NORMAN, GEOFFREY. “Superfund as Bullock’s Hitler and Stalin: Parallel
Godzilla,” XI, 38-43. “Stop Me Before I RABKIN, JEREMY A. Review of Gary Lives, I, 85-87; Review of Abba Eban’s
Don’t Shoot!” (The Rabies Spectator), Kleck’s Point Blank: Guns in America, Personal Witness: Israel Through My
XII, 72-73. and David B. Kopel’s The Samurai, the Eyes, II, 63-65; Review of Benjamin Ne-
Mountie and the Cowboy: Should Ameri- tanyahu’s A Place Among Nations: Is-
NORQUIST, GROVER G. “It’s My Par- ca Adopt the Gun Controls of Other rael and the World, VII, 65-67.
ty...” I, 28-31. Politics (regular fea- Democracies? VIII, 66-68.
ture): “The Real Mandate,” II, 41-43; SHIFLETT, DAVE. “The Sprucewood
“Coverdeli’s Winning Formula,” III, 40- REID, STUART. Review of William Inn” (The Great American Saloon Se-
42; “Congress’s Feisty Frosh,” IV, 38- Shawcross’s Murdoch, II, 58-60; ries), IV, 54; “The Hate State” (The Na-
40; “Making Crime Pay,” V, 44-45; “The “Churchill and the Thatcherites” (Specta- tion’s Pulse), VII, 50-52; “Doom in Den-
Twelve Commandments,” VI, 46-48; tor’s Journal), IV, 45-46; “Clinton’s Ex- ver” (The Papal Spectator), X, 98.
“What to Filibuster Next?” VII, 48-49; pats” (Eminentoes), VI, 35-37; “Clinton
“Bogus Charlie Stenholm,” VIII, 54-55; West,” IX, 26-29; Review of A.N. Wil- SIEGEL, FRED. Review of Jack Beat-
“Rainbow Republican,” IX, 57-58; “En- son’s The Rise and Fall of the House of ty’s The Rascal King: The Life and
gler’s Moment,” X, 66-67; “Florio Fights Windsor, X, 82-83; “Oh, to Be in Grace- Times of James Michael Curley (1874-
Back,” XI, 64-65; “The Great Patriotic land” (The Palace Spectator), XI, 98. 1958): An Epic of Urban Politics and
War,” XII. 70-71. Trish America, Il, 56-57.
RICHLER, MORDECAI. “Northern Ex-
NOVAK, ROBERT D. “Will China Be posure,” X, 43-48. SIMON, JOHN. Review of Gore Vidal’s
the Next Japan?” X, 33-36; Review of Screening History, 1, 78-82; Review of
Jack Hurst’s Nathan Bedford Forrest: A RICHMAN, ROBERT. Review of An- Catherine David’s Simone Signoret, X,
Biography, XI, 71-72. drew Motion’s Philip Larkin: A Writer's 72-74.
Life, IX, 72-74.
NOVAK, ZELDA. “Paper Cuts” (Clin- SOWELL, THOMAS. “Multicultural In-
ton’s America), IV, 34-36. RIESELBACH, ERIK. Review of Ken- struction” (Among the Intellectualoids),
neth Silverman’s Edgar A. Poe: Mourn- IV, 47-49.
OBERG, JAMES. “KAL 007: The Real
ful and Never-Ending Remembrance, and
Story,” X, 37-42. Jeffrey Meyers’s Edgar Allan Poe: His SPIRO, PETER J. Review of Max Singer
Life and Legacy, Ill, 58-59. and Aaron Wildavsky’s The Real World
OPPENHEIMER, FRANZ M. Review of Order: Zones of Peace/Zones of Turmoil,
Deborah Shapley’s Promise and Power: RILEY, TOM. “Three Limericks,” XI, XI, 82-83.
The Life and Times of Robert 36.
McNamara, V, 70-71; “The Silent Bang” STEIN, BENJAMIN J. Ben Stein’s Di-
(Letter From Paris), VI, 78. ROBERTS, PAUL CRAIG. “How to ary (regular feature): “Tears and
Grow the Deficit” (Clinton’s America), Cheers,” I, 68-71; “Help!” II, 48-50;
O'ROURKE, P.J. “Brickbats and V, 42-43. “Crying Games,” III, 44-47; “Two Steps
Broomsticks” (25th Aniversary Gala), II, Forward,” IV, 41-44; “Ring, Ring,
20-25; “The Liberty Manifesto” (Ameri- ROCCA, FRANCIS, X. Review of Ring,” V, 46-49; “Studious City,” VI,
can Document), VII, 38; “100 Reasons Thomas Mallon’s Rockets and Rodeos 40-44; “Roots,” VII, 44-48; “Boy in the
Why Jimmy Carter Was a Better Presi- and Other American Spectacles, VII, 64- Hood,” VIII, 56-59; “The Pink Fish,” [X,
dent Than Bill Clinton,” IX, 18-21; “Col- 65; Review of David Dellinger’s From 53-56; “Supportive Encounters,” X, 62-
lective Guilt,” XI, 20-28. Yale to Jail: The Life Story of a Moral 65; “My Private Idaho,” XI, 58-61;
Dissenter, VIII, 70-71; “Mom, Can I Go *“Dreamball,” XII, 66-69.
PATE, JAMES, L. “No Longer Untouch- Out to Pray?” (Spectator’s Journal), 1X,
able,” VIII, 35. 51-52; Review of Robert J. Stoller and SUGG, IKE C. Review of Raymond
Bonner’s At the Hand of Man: Peril and YORK, BYRON. (With Joe Johns) “An-
Hope for Africa’s Wildlife, VIM, 68-70. other AIDS Scam” (The Public Policy),
VIII, 49-51; “Taxing the Air” (Clinton’s
SZAMUELY, GEORGE. Review of America), X, 58-59.
Walter Isaacson’s Kissinger: A Biogra-
phy, I, 82-85. YOUNG, CATHY. Russian Presswatch
(regular feature): “Evil Emperors,” II,
TERZIAN, PHILIP. Review of David C. 52-54; “In the Name of Humanity,” IV,
Acheson’s Acheson Country, X, 84-86. 52-53. “Russia Votes Yes,” VII, 26-31;
“Prophet Sharing,” [X, 68-69.
TRAIN, JOHN. “C. Northcote Parkin-
son: An Appreciation,” VI, 56-57.
TUCKER, WILLIAM. Review of Jeffrey
Bell’s Populism and Elitism: Politics in
the Age of Equality, 1, 92-93. “Revolt in
Queens,” II, 26-31.
TYRRELL, R. EMMETT, JR. The Con-
tinuing Crisis (regular feature): 1, 8-9; II,
10-11; III, 8-9; IV, 8-9; VI, 8-9; VII, 8-9;
VIII, 8-9; IX, 8-9; XI, 10-11; XII, 8-9.
Editorials (regular feature): “A Quarter-
Century,” I, 14-16; “It’s a Boy!” I, 16,
95; “The University Left,” II, 14-15;
“London Crawling,” II, 15; “Clinton:
Week One,” III, 12-14; “Clinton: Week
Two,” III, 14; “Clinton’s Trickle-Down,”
IV, 12-14; “Hillary Polluted,” [V, 14;
“The Worst Book of the Year,” V, 12-
14; “You Can’t Look It Up,” V, 14;
“Public Radio’s Anti-Semites,” VI, 12-
14; “La Bohéme,” VI, 14; “Coat-and-Tie
Radicals,” VII, 12-14; “Botching
Bosnia,” VII, 14; “Oh, Brother!” VIII,
12-14; “Come Fly With Me!” VIII, 14;
“Dead Wrong,” IX, 12-14; “The Mysteri-
ous Death of Vince Foster,” IX, 14;
“Stopping the Violence,” X, 12-14; “At
Dawn to Cast His Flies,” X, 14; “Father
Higgins, RIP,” XI, 14-16; “Senator High
Horse,” XI, 14; “Senator Deadwood,”
XII, 12-14; “Mascot Studies,” XII, 14.
Review of Rush Limbaugh III’s The Way
Things Ought to Be, Il, 61-62; Review of
David Brock’s The Real Anita Hill: The
Untold Story, VI, 58-59.
VALIUNAS, ALGIS. Review of Henri
Troyat’s Flaubert, VII, 61-64.
VON KANNON, JOHN. “The Framing
of Pat Nolan” (The Nation’s Pulse), XI,
56-57.
WATTENBERG, DANIEL. “Harvard’s
New Interior Minister,” I, 36-40; “Clin-
ton’s Hard-Line Appeaser,” II, 38-40, 67,
69-70; “Clinton’s Echo Chamber,” VI,
18-23. “Gunning for Koresh,” VIII, 31-
40: “Sharia Feminists” (The Nation's
Pulse), XII, 60-62.
BOOK REVIEW INDEX didate, a State and a Nation Come of Age A Biography (Robert D. Novak), XI, 71-72.
(Eugene H. Methvin), IV, 60-61.
ACHESON, DAVID C. Acheson Country: ISAACSON, WALTER. Kissinger: A Bi-
A Memoir (Philip Terzian), X, 84-86. CHISHOLM, ANNE and DAVIE, ography (George Szamuely), I, 82-85.
MICHAEL. Lord Beaverbrook: A Life
ANDERSON, MARTIN. /mpostors in the (Richard Lamb), V, 68-70. JONES, E. MICHAEL. Degenerate Mod-
Temple: The Decline of the American Uni- erns: Modernity as Rationalized Sexual Mis-
versity (D.G. Myers), I, 94-95. CONTI, JOSEPH G. and STETSON, behavior (George Sim Johnston), XI, 76-78.
BRAD. Challenging the Civil Rights Estab-
ARBATOV, GEORGI. The System: An In- lishment: Profiles of a New Black Van- JUDT, TONY. Past Imperfect: French In-
sider’s Life in Soviet Politics (Arch Pud- guard (M.D. Carnegie), [X, 79-81. tellectuals, 1944-1956 (M.D. Camegie), II,
dington), I, 89-90. 56-57.
CULLEN, ROBERT. The Killer Depart-
BAILEY, RONALD. Eco-Scam: The False ment: Detective Viktor Burakov’s Eight- KLECK, GARY. Point Blank: Guns in
Prophets of Ecological Doom (Jonathan H. Year Hunt for the Most Savage Serial America (Jeremy A. Rabkin), VIII, 66-68.
Adler), IV, 62-63. Killer in Russian History (M.D. Camegie),
VI, 66-68. KOPEL, DAVID B. The Samurai, the
BAKER, HOUSTON A., JR. Black Stud- Mountie and the Cowboy: Should America
ies, Rap, and the Academy (M.D. DAVID, CATHERINE. Simone Signoret Adopt the Gun Controls of Other Democra-
Carnegie), [X, 79-81. (John Simon), X, 72-74. cies? (Jeremy A. Rabkin), VIII, 66-68.
BEATTY, JACK. The Rascal King: The DAVIE, MICHAEL. See CHISHOLM, KOTKIN, JOEL. Tribes: How Race, Reli-
Life and Times of James Michael Curley ANNE. gion and Identity Determine Success in the
(1874-1958): An Epic of Urban Politics New Global Economy (Christopher Cald-
and Irish America (Fred Siegel), III, 56-57. DELLINGER, DAVID. From Yale to Jail: well), V, 62-64.
The Life Story of a Moral Dissenter (Fran-
BELL, JEFFREY. Populism and Elitism: cis X. Rocca), VIII, 70-71. KRAMNICK, ISAAC and SHEERMAN,
Politics in the Age of Equality (William BARRY. Harold Laski: A Life on the Left
Tucker), I, 92-93. EBAN, ABBA. Personal Witness: Israel (John Muggeridge), XII, 76-78.
Through My Eyes (Joseph Shattan), II, 63-
BESCHLOSS, MICHAEL R. and TAL- 65. LEHMAN, JOHN. Making War: The 200-
BOTT, STROBE. At the Highest Levels: Year-Old Battle Between the President and
The Inside Story of the End of the Cold EPSTEIN, DANIEL MARK. Sister Aimee: Congress Over How America Goes to War
War (Arch Puddington), V, 64-66. The Life of Aimee Semple McPherson (Fred Charles Iklé), I'V, 65-66.
(Hugh Hewitt), VIII, 72-73.
BIALE, DAVID. Eros and the Jews: From LEVINE, I.S. and STOLLER, ROBERT J.
Biblical Israel to Contemporary America FUMENTO, MICHAEL. Science Under Coming Attractions: The Making of an X-
(Mark Miller), IV, 66-67. Siege: Balancing Technology and the Envi- Rated Video (Francis X. Rocca), XI, 74-75.
ronment (Jonathan H. Adler), IV, 62-63.
BIRKERTS, SVEN. American Energies: LIGACHEV, YEGOR. Inside Gorbachev's
Essays on Fiction (M.D. Camegie), I, 90-92. GELDERMAN, CAROL. Louis Auchin- Kremlin: The Memoirs of Yegor Ligachev
closs: A Writer's Life (M.D. Camegie), IV, (Arch Puddington), VI, 68-69.
BONNER, RAYMOND. At the Hand of 64-65.
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