The Nation (United States)
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| description | Political magazine |
| Area of Expertise | politics |
| language | English |
| First edition | 1865 |
| Frequency of publication | weekly |
| editor | The Nation Company, LP , New York City |
| Web link | The Nation |
| ISSN (print) | 0027-8378 |
The Nation is a progressive - left - liberal weekly magazine in the United States .
history
The Nation was founded in 1865 by Edwin Lawrence Godkin and is the oldest weekly magazine in the United States. The publisher is The Nation Company, LP , New York City , 33 Irving Place.
The nation today
The Nation has correspondent offices in Budapest , London and South Africa .
The magazine does not cover its costs, but is supported by a group of around 30,000 donors, the “Nation Associates”.
The editor and publishing director is currently Victor Navasky , editor-in-chief is Katrina vanden Heuvel . Her predecessors included journalist Carey McWilliams .
Private individuals residing in Germany can use the journal's online archive under the national license.
Authors
The Nation's authors included Albert Einstein , George Orwell , Martin Luther King , Franklin D. Roosevelt , Jean-Paul Sartre , John Dewey , TS Eliot, and Henry Miller .
Nation Books
To The Nation has a book publisher , "Nation Books".
Web links
- The Nation website
- The Nation Associates
- The mouthpiece of the spirit in the daily newspaper of February 9, 2007