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Issue 110, May 1998

Discussing the paedophile panic

Is fear itself the greatest danger?

There are uncomfortable questions which need to be asked about the growing furore over child sex offenders, says James Heartfield

The libertarian parent's dilemma

I do not much care what happens to those guilty of violent sex offences against children, writes Mick Hume, but I do care about the implications of the national panic about paedophiles

And the Devil spake unto her

Why would a mother want to broadcast the views of paedophiles? Claire Fox spoke to Dea Birkett, maker of the controversial Channel 4 documentary The Devil Amongst Us

Secrets of the confessional

The paedophile panic is sweeping Italy too. Dominic Standish and Laura Ceccato report from Venice

4 Mick Hume: Ghoul Britannia

8 Taboos: The shocking truth about teenage mothers Ann Furedi

10 A sorry spectacle Mark Ryan

13 Opinion: Ann Bradley

14 Rape law: the lessons of sexual history Helen Reece

16 Ireland's Peace of Nothing Brendan O'Neill

18 Free the Weed - but at a price Liz Malone and Jennie Bristow

20 Ha'way the (well-behaved) lads Brendan O'Neill

21 Second Opinion: Dr Michael Fitzpatrick

22 I was an Eton teenage bully Hugh Peto

23 The secret of Mr Blair's success Jennie Bristow

24 Discussing the paedophile panic
Is fear itself the greatest danger? James Heartfield
The libertarian parent's dilemma Mick Hume
And the Devil spake unto her Claire Fox
Secrets of the confessional Dominic Standish and Laura Ceccato

31 Mapplethorpe: obscene allegations Helene Guldberg

32 Kosovo: the final act Linda Ryan

35 Scientists question global warming Roger Bate

36 Futures: Bill Gates rules cyberspace, OK? Mark Beachill

38 alt.culture.lm
From Madchester to Dadchester; Lolita; Eco-architects; Litpop; Accordion revival

43 Reading between the lines
The limits of environmentalism

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