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Issue 123, September 1999 Consuming democracyThe new consumer activism, carried out in the name of 'the People', is really elitist networking that thrives on political apathy, argues Frank FurediSo are we all equal now?Is it still so hard to be a woman? Jennie Bristow weighs up the argumentsThought policingJohn Fitzpatrick explains why even 'hate speech' should be freeAnti-racial tensionsBrendan O'Neill reports from south-east London, where post-Lawrence policing is in danger of making everybody a racistLiving the examined lifeGeorge Steiner talked to Mark Ryan about the Jewish tradition of thinking and teaching, and the fall of the humanities since the HolocaustWhy Roald Dahl will not doThe way to win young hearts and minds is by inspiration, argues children's author Helen CresswellDon't watch with motherAlan Horrox talked to Wendy Earle about the dark side of making children's TV4 Mick Hume: Wandering lonely as a cloud 8 How sex crime statistics distort the truth Tiffany Jenkins 10 Anti-racial tensions in Greenwich Brendan O'Neill 12 So are women equal now? Jennie Bristow 15 Feminising Knowledge Gordon Graham 16 LM Mail 17 Opinion: Sparing the rod Ann Bradley 18 Kosovo: the first therapeutic war Mick Hume 21 Sectarian Scotland? Meg Henderson 22 Palestine: Barak to the future? James Heartfield 24 Consuming democracy Frank Furedi 28 TV complaints addicts Andrew Calcutt 29 Regulating TV futures Stephen Whittle Culture Wars
30 Living the examined life George Steiner talks to Mark Ryan
34 An Englishwoman in Washington: Kennedy: a nation mourns (not) Helen Searls 35 'Social inclusion': excluding ideas Claire Fox 36 Education matters Geraldine Everett, Tom Burkard, Toby Marshall 38 No winners in friendly games Alex Standish 39 Second Opinion: Healthy living centres: millennial healing Dr Michael Fitzpatrick 40 Taboos: The ill-American male David Nolan 43 Reading between the lines Depression economics, and the 'war against parents' |
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