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The Spectre of Comparisons
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India: why no military coup?
Militarism in India
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When Maggie met Mikhail, George and François
The Changing Global Order
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A deference to difference
Pluralism and the Politics of Difference
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A divided creature wrestles with its competing desires
Ruling Passions
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Order and border
Politics and Society in Scotland - The British System of Government - Issues in British Politics - Local Government in the United Kingdom - The Ulster Question Since 1945 - Irish Politics Today -...
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work whose first ending was less happy than subsequent ones. "My father's family name being Pirrip,...
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An early fan of Mother Earth from Mother Russia
The Biosphere
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Higher channels
John Davies focuses on radio and television programmes likely to be of use to THES readers. (All times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week There are elements of detective story and cautionary tale in...
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A classic act when you Peel off the sex kitten
Jennifer Wallace meets the latest professor to bestow a whiff of glamour on Oxford I don't know why drama schools don't teach the history of the theatre," announced Diana Rigg to a packed lecture...
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A letter to Santa Claus?
The story of human rights since 1948 is a dismal one, and the United States and Britain are the villains, says Noam Chomsky The Confucian Analects describe the exemplary person as "the one who keeps...
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Diary of a somebody
Tony Benn sees his 60-year archive, soon to be in the British Library, as a way of setting history straight. Kam Patel met him Tony Benn lights his pipe and strolls into the tiny kitchen of his...
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'Frankenstein' foods: why my committee approved them
GM foods served at doom temperature. The scientists writing here, who have been at the forefront of improvements tofood safety, believe that the genetically modified foods on sale in Britain...
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100 more years to find our God
A female albeit straight archbishop, Cote d'Azur weather in Britain and a life expectancy of 30 - Alan Thomson asks leading experts what the future holds The year 2000" has long sounded so futuristic...