Spring 1988 - Dissent Magazine

Spring 1988

Comments and Opinions

What Next for Arms Control?

Gordon Adams

Teamsters’ Reentry: A Moral Problem

Norm Miller

Central America–Pain and Struggle

Aryeh Neier

Money and Political Stagnation

Thomas Byrne Edsall

Reports from Abroad

A Weekend in Haiti

Stanley Engelstein

Leveling Canada’s Playing Field

Desmond Morton

Articles

The Palestinian Revolt-And the Israeli Response

Jonathan Frankel

Photo Essay: On Venice Beach

Mitzi Trumbo and Harold Meyerson

Gorbachev Meets Up with History

Irving Howe

“Solomon” and Consciousness

Arkadii Arkanov

Soviet Cinema: A Day of Repentance

Josephine Woll

After the Party

Thomas E. Weisskopf

The Establishment Shows its Hand

Horst Brand

Vision and Ideology

Robert L. Heilbroner

German Historians Debate the Nazi Past

Anson Rabinbach

Should We Save the Family Farm?

David Moberg

The Myth of Free Trade

Gus Tyler

For James Baldwin

Barbara Probst Solomon

Assaulting the American Mind

Bernard Rosenberg

Notebook

From the West Bank: An Arab Voice

Mona Rishmawi

Starting a New Student Movement

Anthony Borden

Tom Paine, Radical Democrat

Edouard Roditi

The Party of Humanity

Linda A. Rabben

In the Magazines

Glasnost in Eastern Europe

Brian Morton

Book Reviews

Prescription for the Democrats

Harold Meyerson

A Major History of American Labor

Gary Gerstle

Literature and the Indians

Paul Berman

Race, Class, and Poverty

David Bensman

Theology Bashing

Gary Dorrien

In Memoriam

Brendan Sexton 1911-1988

Irving Howe