July 7, 2003 Issue, THE NATION

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- Letters, p. 2
- The War Is Not Over, p. 3
- More Missing Intelligence
  Robert Dreyfuss
  , p. 4
- Help for Congo
  Adam Hochschild
  , p. 5
- Deadline Poet
  Calvin Trillin
  , p. 6
  The Ballad of Private Lynch
- Letter from Ground Zero
  Jonathan Schell
  , pp. 7-8
  The New American Order
- Beat the Devil
  Alexander Cockburn
  , p. 9
  My Life as a Rabbi
- Diary of a Mad Law Professor
  Patricia J. Williams
  , p. 10
  First Chronicles
- The Other Japanese Occupation
  John W. Dower
  , pp. 11-13
  When Tokyo took over Manchuria, its propagandists spoke of "liberation"
- Probing 9/11
  David Corn
  , pp. 14-17
  A bipartisan commission is at work, but how tough it will be is still unknown
- The Press and Private Lynch
  Daphne Eviatar
  , pp. 18-19
  The Pentagon was selling a patriotic tale. It found many eager buyers
- Labor's Health Problem
  Steve Early
  , pp. 20-23
  While fighting givebacks, unions can't lose sight of the big healthcare picture
- Privatizing Medicare
  Trudy Lieberman
  , p. 24
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  The Empire Strikes Back (6 Reviews)
  Anatol Lieven
  , pp. 25-29
  American Empire, by Andrew J. Bacevich
  1. American Empire by Andrew J. Bacevich
  2. Special Providence by Walter Russell Mead
  3. Empire by Niall Ferguson
  4. The Decline of American Power by Immanuel Wallerstein
  5. The Savage Wars of Peace by Max Boot
  6. Empire by Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri
- Theater: Playing the Field
  David Kaufman
  , pp. 30-31
  Take Me Out; The Last Sunday in June
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  Films: Candid Camera (3 Reviews)
  Stuart Klawans
  , pp. 32-40
  Capturing the Friedmans (2003 Film), by Andrew Jarecki
  1. Capturing the Friedmans (2003 Film) by Andrew Jarecki
  2. The Hard Word (2002 Film) by Scott Roberts
  3. Friday Night (2002 Film) by Claire Denis
- Cover design
  "Open"