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Editorial Profile |
The Nation is America's oldest weekly magazine and the most widely read journal of opinion. Founded by antislavery abolitionists in 1865, The Nation has long been regarded as one of the country's definitive journalistic voices. For more than 143 years of publishing articles on politics, culture, books and the arts, The Nation has remained true to its original commitment to be the critical, independent voice in American journalism. James Baldwin, Ralph Nader and Hunter S. Thompson published their first pieces in , while other historic contributors have included Martin Luther King Jr., Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, Kurt Vonnegut, Emma Goldman and Arthur Miller.
The Nation's contemporary writers include Naomi Klein, Gore Vidal, William Greider, Barbara Ehrenreich, Walter Mosley, Katha Pollitt, Bill Moyers, Patricia Williams, Eric Alterman, Katrina vanden Heuvel and "deadline poet" Calvin Trillin, while the Books & the Arts section features vibrant reviews of books and
films, as well as poems and interviews. The Nation won the 2008 National
Magazine Award for public interest journalism, and received two George Polk
Awards for Joshua Kors's exposé on the stunning denial of benefits to veterans returning from Iraq and Jeremy Scahill's reporting on the Blackwater military contracting scandal. Our web presence, TheNation.com, is a heavily
trafficked site with videos, podcasts, breaking political news, books and cultural coverage, and web-only exclusives that take the magazine's commitment
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Editorial
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Katrina vanden Heuvel, Editor and Publisher
Roane Carey, Managing Editor
John Palattella, Literary Editor
Betsy Reed, Executive Editor
Richard Lingeman, Senior Editor
Richard Kim, Associate Editor
Joan Connell, Web Editor
Miriam Markowitz, Associate Literary Editor
Adam Howard, Assistant Web Editor
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Washington,
DC, Bureau
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Christopher Hayes, Editor;
John Nichols, Correspondent
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National Affairs
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William Greider, Correspondent
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Columnists
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Eric Alterman,
Alexander Cockburn,
Naomi Klein,
Katha Pollitt,
Patricia J. Williams,
Gary Younge
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Departments
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Architecture, Jane Holtz Kay;
Art, Arthur C. Danto;
Corporations, Robert Sherrill;
Defense, Michael T. Klare;
Environment, Mark Hertsgaard;
Films, Stuart Klawans;
Legal Affairs, David Cole;
Net Movement, Ari Melber;
Peace and Disarmament, Jonathan Schell;
Poetry, Peter Gizzi;
Sports, Dave Zirin;
United Nations, Barbara Crossette;
Deadline Poet, Calvin Trillin
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Contributing Editors
and
Editorial Board Members
(partial list)
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Robert Borosage,
Stephen F. Cohen,
Marc Cooper,
Mike Davis,
Barbara Ehrenreich,
Susan Faludi,
Frances Fitzgerald,
Eric Foner,
Lani Guinier,
Doug Henwood,
Tony Kushner,
John Leonard,
Michael Moore,
Toni Morrison,
Walter Mosley,
Pedro Antonio Noguera,
Joel Rogers,
Robert Scheer,
Edward Sorel,
Gore Vidal,
John Wiener,
Amy Wilentz,
Roger Wilkins
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Bureaus
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London, Maria Margaronis and D.D. Guttenplan
Southern Africa, Mark Gevisser
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Publisher Emeritus
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Victor Navasky
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