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A former staff writer for theNew Yorker,Mark Dannercontributes frequently to theNew York Review of Booksand theNew York Times Magazine. The recipient of a National Magazine Award and a MacArthur Fellowship, he teaches at Berkeley and Bard College.
Mark Danner is one of our best, most ambitious narrative journalists. He writes only on what he knows deeply, cares about passionately. His harrowing, rebuking account of an atrocious episode of the civil war in El Salvador touches on many of the central issues raised by American policies and journalistic practice in the Cold War and after. This is an admirable, necessary book. <br>-- Susan Sontag <p><br> Mark Danner's account of what happened at El Mozote is a gripping story on three levels -- that of the massacre, that of the official cover-up and that of the press. It is also a brilliant piece of writing. -- Frances FitzGerald
The Quiet Before
On the unexpected origins of radical...
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Contesting the Iranian Revolution...
The Green Uprisings
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Beyond the Law's Reach?
Powerful Criminals, Foreign Entanglement,...
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The Politics of Technology in Latin...
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Abolishing The Military
Arguments and Alternatives
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