Child of the killing fields
Chanrithy Him was employed to study stress among Cambodian refugees. But the job awakened memories of her own experiences in labour camps under a death regime. Tim Cornwell reports. In the early...
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Russian ideas that take on the world
Views from the Other Shore
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The police state is just a state of mind
Political Power and Democratic Control in Britain
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Bad blood and good intentions
The River
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Living by numbers and counting on testicles
The Mathematical Brain
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Playing on grass (and smoking it)
English Cricket
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Trust me, I'm a scientist
Prometheus Bedeviled
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Private acts in a public theatre
Lord Goodman
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Two cheers for Latin democracy
The Heart of the War in Colombia - Pinochet - Cuba's Repressive Machinery
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Politics: the isms and isn'ts
Political Thought - Political Theory
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Verbal tiptoe on the margin
On Racial Frontiers - Autobiography and Black Identity Politics
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Egypt's force to be reckoned with
Rural Labor Movements in Egypt and their Impact on the State, 1962-1992
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The war baby grows up
Modern Strategy - The Politics of British Defence 1979-98
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The Edward Said of the ancient world
Heresy in the University - Afrocentrism
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an ever-changing work, published in 1886: " Mr Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenance,...