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HIGHLIGHTS

• American Terminator
Character flaws: The U. S. can inflict great damage while sustaining none, and is programmed to rebuild itself, but not others. That’s its problem.

• D.C. Upside Down
It’s undermining the role of the ideologues in the biggest foreign- policy election since 1968

• American Dynasty
No shame: America imagines itself as an old meritocracy, but 2004 is shaping up as a banner year for another tradition—American nepotism

THE WORLD

• America's Imperial Anemia

• Q&A: Explaining America's Unpopularity

• Not From Mars

• Weighing the Power of Terrorists

• The Fires to Come

• The New Imperial Strut Diplomacy

• It’s Broke, So Fix It

• After ‘I Told You So’

• All Protest is Local

WASHINGTON

• Iraq Effect: D.C. Upside Down

• The Faces of ’04

• Army of Empire

• Condoleezza Rice: You’re Safe With Us

THE ECONOMY

• Samuelson: Penny Diplomacy

• The Company of One

• Europe: Economic Challenges Lie Ahead

• The Cornered CEO Chairman

• Twilight of the Gurus

• The Godfathers List

• China: Land of the Big Tycoons

MEDIA

• The Internet: A Net of Control

• The Internet: Battle of the Sexes

• The Internet: Battle of the Sexes Part II

• The Rupert Rules

• Is Big Media Bad?

• Arabs in Control

• Islam in Prime Time

• Sympathy for a Devil

THE FAMILY

• Nepotism: Another American Tradition

• Where Bloodlines Reign

• North Korea: The Shadow Son

• Royals: Majesty Matters

• Where Pop Won’t Quit

HOLLYWOOD

• A Star Power Turn

• Reality TV: Call My People

• Celebrity Pitch

• Film: Europe After the Deluge

• Paparazzi: Your Face is Mine

Q & A

• Acting Global, Thinking Local

In a Web-exclusive interview, Newsweek spoke with political economist Marvin Zonis about the good and bad of globalization and his new book, “The Kimchi Matters”

NEXT FRONTIERS

• Special Section

International Edition

• Articles from Newsweek’s International Editions—not available on U.S. newsstands

ENTERPRISE

• Mixing Business With Pleasure

Road warriors are figuring out how to take the family along

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