Military spinoffs have transformed civilian life. Soon after the Afghan war began, the Air Force dramatically altered its tactics. How Lockheed Martin beat Boeing for the biggest military contract in history-and how that one contract could change the way the military builds and pays for its weapons. Are we ready for this long-term relationship? These would include running the economy, keeping domestic peace, and protecting Iraq's borders-and doing it all for years, or perhaps decades. Going to war with Iraq would mean shouldering all the responsibilities of an occupying power the moment victory was achieved. What are the main elements of national well-being? It is startling how out-of-date and out-of-touch our official politics has become. The Forgotten Home Front (January/February 2003) Will it accomplish anything-or turn out to be limbo in overdrive? The post-presidency of Bill Clinton will, like the Clinton Administration, be noisy and attention-getting.
But emerging evidence suggests that the boy cannot have died in the way reported by most of the world's media. The image of a twelve-year-old boy shot dead in his helpless father's arms during a confrontation between Israelis and Palestinians has become a symbol of Israeli, and by extension American, oppression. Rupert Murdoch has seen the future, and it is him.
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The first in a series of regular online dispatches from The Atlantic's national correspondent.Īrticles currently available on The Atlantic's Web site
Introducing the Election 2000 Time Capsule Project-an informal and proudly unscientific means of tracking the conventional political wisdom through the campaign season. The Fascination of What's Obvious (April 6, 2000) Time Capsule: September (September 1, 2000) Ellis, author of Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation.Įlection 2000 Time Capsule Project: Final Installment James Fallows exchanges e-mail with Michael Lewis, the author ofĪn e-mail exchange with Alex Kerr about his new book, Dogs and Demons: Tales From the Dark Side of Japan.Īn e-mail exchange with Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America.Īn e-mail exchange with Christopher Hitchens, author of Unacknowledged Legislation and would-be prosecutor of Henry Kissinger.ĭarwin Had It Backwards (January 17, 2001)Īn e-mail exchange with Joseph J. Special Providence: American Foreign Policy and How It Changed the World. James Fallows exchanges e-mail with Walter Russell Mead, the author of
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