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March 2004 issue of Prospect Magazine (#96)

Features

Two Chinas, one big problem
Jonathan Fenby / March 20, 2004
Elections in Taiwan may edge it towards autonomy from China. This puts America in a bind
Occupation reporter
Hassan M Fattah / March 20, 2004
The lessons I have learned setting up a newspaper in Iraq should be studied by the...
Secularism in France
Tim King / March 20, 2004
France's banning of religious symbols in state schools is incomprehensible to many...
Emerging Democrats
Ruy Teixeira / March 20, 2004
In 2000 America was a 50:50 nation. But the long-term economic and cultural trends favour...
Demon in the cellar
Anatol Lieven / March 20, 2004
America's "Jacksonian" nationalism is responsible for turning the US from a conservative...
Rap's last tape
Nick Crowe / March 20, 2004
Sapped of verbal vitality and ghetto pride, hip hop's profanities are little more than a...
Does New Labour deserve a third term?
Anthony Giddens / March 20, 2004
Dear David 1st February 2004 The prime minister has many troubles ahead. Yet,...
Another America
Joshua Kurlantzick / March 20, 2004
If the Democrats had won in 2000, would American foreign policy after 9/11 have taken an...

Opinions

Awayday spaceships
Oliver Morton / March 20, 2004
Bush's Mars announcement might mean the end of American humans in space
Spiral of silence
Andrew Cooper / March 20, 2004
People are pretending to pollsters that they won't vote Labour
Neo-Stalinism
Gideon Lichfield / March 20, 2004
What happened to democracy in Russia? Why don't the Russians care?
Editing Gilligan
Magnus Linklater / March 20, 2004
What could Andrew Gilligan's intelligence story have been?
Reasons of state
David Goodhart / March 20, 2004
Can government evasiveness over Iraq be justified? Not quite

Regulars

In fact
prospect / March 20, 2004
In 1983, LA had three times as many workers in the aerospace industry as in the movie...
Numbers game
Harvey Cole / March 20, 2004
The cost of Iraq The death toll among US forces in Iraq has now reached 530. That is just...
My top ten fears
Elena Lappin / March 20, 2004
David Canter, psychology professor
Foreword
David Goodhart / March 20, 2004
Good morning America! As the first anniversary of the Iraq war looms and US politics...
Letters
prospect / March 20, 2004
Marx myths 12th December 2003 Philip Gasper (Letters, December) attributes to Isaiah...

Arts & Books

Smallscreen
David Herman / March 20, 2004
BBC crisis? What crisis?
Widescreen
Mark Cousins / March 20, 2004
The DVD revolution
Private view
Sebastian Smee / March 20, 2004
Cy Twombly and nothingness
Musical notes
Stephen Everson / March 20, 2004
Something's stirring in Budapest
The biggest puzzles
Tom Kirkwood / March 20, 2004
Can we gain anything from a maths book so technical that only experts can keep up?
Learn to love the clone
Shereen El Feki / March 20, 2004
No government should allow reproductive cloning near humans. But it will happen
The unsung constitution
Andrew Moravcsik / March 20, 2004
The EU constitution is unglamorous, but it is what most governments wanted
Hunting the Celtic tiger
Roy Foster / March 20, 2004
Fintan O'Toole, scourge of old Irish myths, has turned to the new myths of the economic...

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