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Articles in July-August, 1992 issue of Washington Monthly

• What Citibank can learn from the House bank - House of Representatives bank scandal
  by Jonathan Rowe
• An American melting pot - ending class segregation
  by Mickey Kaus
• The Emergence of David Duke and the Politics of Race. - book reviews
  by Jon Meacham
• From career to maternity: a feminist reconsiders the mommy track - Felice M. Schwartz
  by Julie Rose
• Closing Pandora's Box: Arms Races, Arms Control, and the History of the Cold War. - book reviews
  by Coit D. Blacker
• Wolves in cheap clothing: in search of substance in the new downscale style - Cover Story
  by Katherine Boo
• Dukedumb: how a lightweight Louisiana racist came to spook a nation - David Duke
  by Jon Meacham
• Who Will Tell the People: The Betrayal of American Democracy. - book reviews
  by Todd Gitlin
• Annie, get your Guccis - exploitation of land-use laws by major corporations
  by Brigid Schulte
• The greeding of America: William Greider's diagnosis of America's ills is on the mark. But even he can't find the cure
  by Todd Gitlin
• Breaking with Tradition: Women, Management, and the New Facts of Life. - book reviews
  by Julie Rose
• A Cold Peace: America, Japan, Germany, and the Struggle for Supremacy. - book reviews
  by Jonathan Rauch
• High stakes, low courts - federal judiciary
  by Tony Mauro
• When Incumbency Fails: The Senate Career of Mark Andrews. - book reviews
  by Ross K. Baker