The Institute for Public Affairs

This year-end double issue focuses on the coming presidency of George W. Bush, including questions about disenfranchisement of African Americans in the 2000 Presidential Elections, the Bush Cabinet, and the Supreme Court. Other features include a look at the failing peace process in Columbia and new president of Syria, Assad Bashar.

In These Times is a biweekly political and current affairs magazine published by Chicago's Institute for Public Affairs, and is indexed in the Alternative Press Index and the Left Index.

In These Times is an alternative newsmagazine published 26 times a year by the Institute for Public Affairs in Chicago. ITT is a member of the Alternative Press Syndicate.

In These Times provides left-leaning analysis of news and culture.

Features include the oil industry and President Bush's foreign policy; missing weapons, including a hydrogen bomb; and the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees (HERE) union for service workers.

In These Times is an alternative newsmagazine published 26 times a year by the Institute for Public Affairs in Chicago. ITT is a member of the Alternative Press Syndicate.

In These Times provides left-leaning analysis of news and culture.

In These Times provides left-leaning analysis of current events and culture.

"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. In this issue, the events of September 11, 2001 are discussed with various contributors writing articles from different perspectives, of potential upcoming current events, such as the Afghanistan War.

Focuses on new and continuing issues in feminism. Other articles address the 2000 presidential election in Florida.