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Articles in Nov, 1987 issue of Washington Monthly

• To: corporate managers, re: bureaucracy; don't send memos!
  by Thomas J. Peters
• Smokey would never believe this - management of National Parks
  by Alston Chase
• Pravda: inside the Soviet news machine. - book reviews
  by Jonathan Frankel
• What do Cory Aquino, cocaine addicts, and Americans consumers have in common? They are all victims of the U.S. sugar program
  by Reed Karaim
• What went wrong with the Voting Rights Act
  by Peter H. Schuck
• The fall of the House of Labor: the workplace, the state, and American labor activism, 1865-1925. - book reviews
  by Charles Euchner
• The rise and fall of Britain's neoliberals; the Social Democratic Party is kinder than Thatcher, smarter than Labour - so why is it falling apart? - Margaret Thatcher
  by Polly Toynbee
• Looking forward
  by Walter Shapiro
• If I had a hammer … the death of the old left and the birth of the new left. - book reviews
  by Jim Miller
• The day I learned I was a racist - excerpt from Separate Pasts: Growing Up White in the Segregated South
  by Melton A. McLaurin
• Los Angeles and the automobile: the making of a modern city. - book reviews
  by Timothy Noah
• The twenty-five cent stamp; why it's here and why it shouldn't be
  by Marianne Szegedy-Maszak
• Abortion and divorce in Western law. - book reviews
  by C. Blair Palese