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Notice to our readers.
The issue you hold in your hands will be The Public Interest's last. No journal is meant to last forever, and this one won't try to. We have decided, after forty years, to call it a day.
"The aim of The Public Interest," we remarked in our very first issue, "is to help all of us, when we discuss issues of public policy, to know a little better what we are talking about--and preferably in time to make such knowledge effective." We think ...
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