In These Times: Can Blogs Revolutionize Progressive Politics

Abstract: "In These Times" is a magazine dedicated to exploring the social justice, political issues, and current events that the United States faces these days. Published in Chicago, the magazine's articles are written by staff, that explore issues facing all U.S. citizens. Kurt Vonnegut and Barbara Ehreinreich are contributing editors. Articles in this issue include: "Walking to Guantanamo", "Can Blogs Revolutionize Progressive Politics", "In Search of Solidarity", "When Red Goes Green", "Paradigm Shift", "In Person with Heather Rogers", "Witness for the Prosecution", "Appall-o-meter", "House call", "The Third Coast", "Back Talk", "The First Stone", "Radicals without Borders"

Language: English

Notes: Contributors continued: "Doug Ireland", "Hans Johnson", "Naomi Klein", "John Nichols", "James North", "James Parker", "Kim Philips-Fein", "Jehangir Pocha", "Fred Weir", "Adam Werbach", "Slavoj Zizek", "Alan Kimmel", "Brian O'Grady", "Emily Udell", "Norman Wishner", "Annie Anderson", "Christopher Burrow", "Nick Burt", "A. Staley Groves", "Sandra Rodriguez", "Josh Segal", "Scott Witmer", "Rachel Jefferson", "Terry LaBan", "Seamus Holman", "Candace Corner", "Tracy van Slyke", "Aaron Sarver", "Anna Grace Schneider", "Peter Hoyt", "Erin Polgreen", "Brandon Forbes". "April Salchert", "Denise Trice", "Christopher Hayes", "Jehangir S. Pocha", "Richard Fricker", "Rep. Barney Frank", "Meredith L. Weiss"

ISSN/ISBN: 01605992

Website:

www.inthesetimes.com

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