This October 18, 2010 issue of the National Review features on cover: Dazed and Confused, PAUL KRUGMAN and the agony of the left: his transformation into a bare-knuckled liberal brawler is a testimony to the perils of life on the high seas of opinion journalism. Let us reconstruct his journey. Articles include: A Special Section on Education: U. Topia. A Window for the Ivory Tower. Beyond School Choice. Strings Attached. Rogue States - they are the enemy of federalism. How Marco Rubio became the conservative frontrunner in Florida's Senate race A Chance at Boxer: In the California Senate race, Republican Carly Fiorina tries to replace a heroine of the Left Sex, Workers: Gender discrimination does not explain the male-female pay gap Eastern Approaches: will the U.S. remain dominant in the Asia-Pacific region? 56 pages. In great condition. Very minimal creases. Shipping is $3.95 to anywhere in the USA. International shipping rates apply. Please enjoy browsing this store for lots more great Collectibles often. Thank you for stopping by.