Partial Readings: Gutenberg’s Paradise
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Partial Readings: The Kremlin’s New Henchmen
Partial Readings: The Kremlin’s New Henchmen
Partial Readings: After Wall Street
Partial Readings: After Wall Street
Partial Readings: You Are What You Wear
Partial Readings: You Are What You Wear
After Gaza: The Road Ahead
After Gaza: R. Wolin speaks with M. Walzer
Partial Readings: Exit Morality
Partial Readings: Exit Morality
Should We Stay in Afghanistan?
Should We Stay in Afghanistan? A Panel
Partial Readings: The Mussolini from Caracas
Partial Readings: The Mussolini from Caracas
What We Really Should Have Done With the Banks
What We Really Should Have Done with the Banks
Employee Free Choice Act: Historians Petition Congress
Employee Free Choice Act: Historians Petition Congress
Should We Still Make Things? A Symposium
Should We Still Make Things? A Symposium
To the readers of Dissent 
This is the first issue of Dissent published by the University of Pennsylvania Press. Penn Press will be taking over the entire business end of the magazine—production, circulation, subscription fulfillment, advertising, permissions, and promotion. The new cover by the Penn …
Georgia: 1921
Karl Kautsky on the 1921 Invasion of Georgia
Is the Conservative Era Over? A Dissent Panel
Is the Conservative Era Over? A Dissent Video
1968: Lessons Learned
Dissent’s editors asked a number of leading writers and intellectuals of the left to respond to the following questions: “Nineteen sixty-eight was one of the most tumultuous years in the history of the modern left. In this, its fortieth-anniversary year, …
