2/6/01
5:49 am GMT
Issue 129, April 2000 Addiction addictsThe tendency to see addiction in everything from smoking to shopping is a morbid social symptom, argues Dr Michael FitzpatrickCounsel estatesBrendan O'Neill reports from the deprived Aylesbury Estate in south London, where according to the government, poverty is all in the mindTrivial pursuits?The petty nature of politics reflects a more profound contempt for the electorate, explains Frank FurediThe hollow menClaire Fox on the new elite: what's what, and what's notJobs for lifestylesAre we really 'all temps now'? asks Jennie Bristow4 Mick Hume The only thing this case has proved 'beyond reasonable doubt' is that English libel law is a disgrace to democracy and a menace to a free press 8 Counsel estates Brendan O'Neill 10 Modern footballers: kicked about Carlton Brick 11 Italy's banners Dominic Standish 12 Austria-cised Linda Ryan 13 Opinion: Ill-conceived advice Ann Bradley 14 Politics today: trivial pursuits? Frank Furedi 16 London's mayor - who cares? Bruno Waterfield 16 A queer platform Peter Tatchell talks to Sandy Starr 18 A coup from within Mark Seddon 20 Nuclear reaction Joe Kaplinsky 21 Fudging Frankenfood Tony Gilland 23 Beach games Jennie Bristow 24 Addiction addicts Dr Michael Fitzpatrick 26 SAD and MAD in Scotland Dolan Cummings 27 An Englishwoman in Washington: Primary colours Helen Searls 28 Taboos: Smacking law - a walloping bad idea Ann Bradley 30 Peer fear Simon Knight
Culture Wars 37 Second Opinion: Screen test Dr Michael Fitzpatrick 38 Jobs for lifestyles Jennie Bristow 41 Ireland - no Plan B Brendan O'Neill 42 The Mars Society: spaced out? Dr Robert Zubrin talks to Helen Searls 43 Reading between the lines: Why a society with more pensioners should not slow us down 
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