Articles from Washington Monthly (November 1, 2014)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A pill for those pesky women's issues.	Green, Joshua		831
Baseball Hall of Famer Henry Waxman.	Green, Joshua		915
Can we please put some bankers in jail now?	Miller, Bailey	Book review	1523
Conclusion: slow growth and inequality are political choices. We can choose otherwise.	Stiglitz, Joseph E.		2873
Congress can fix football's domestic violence problem.	Green, Joshua		495
Crunch time: modest workplace reforms will strengthen families and the economy.	Warner, Judith		2029
Discounted seniors: future waves of retirees need help saving now. If they get it, they'll be a boon, not a burden.	Weller, Christian E.; Halpin, John		2177
Frenzied financialization: shrinking the financial sector will make us all richer.	Konczal, Mike		2160
Happy birthday, methadone!	Satel, Sally		3155
Introduction: what we're learning about economic equality and growth.	Boushey, Heather	Cover story	1629
Laura of Arabia.	McEvers, Kelly		1460
Let's pay for the government we get: why, someday soon, middle-class taxes will have to go up.	White, Bill	Book review	1425
Petrified paychecks: seven ways to raise wages.	Blinder, Alan S.		2997
Sidebar: inequality slowly destroys a once-great black high school.	Chancellor, Carl		916
The American way of dying: how our refusal to face up to the realities of aging and mortality causes needless suffering.	Longman, Phillip	Book review	1991
The biggest known unknown about Hillary '16.	Green, Joshua		616
The Dan Snyder chair in native American studies.	Green, Joshua	Brief article	238
The diploma deficit: the problem is not college debt, it's low graduation rates. Fix that, and you fix the economy.	Fishman, Rachel		3116
The new segregation: it's class, not race. And we know how to solve it.	Chancellor, Carl; Kahlenberg, Richard D.		3787
The tie that binds: how Ronald Reagan, the sunniest president in recent memory, cemented the Republican Party to the dark vision of Richard Nixon.	Kilgore, Ed		1478
Unequal at the start: early childhood programs pay dividends for life.	O'Leary, Ann		1411