Magazine
George Walden / October 20, 1996
Educational apartheid is still at the heart of Britain's social division and academic under-achievement. George Walden, who has been conducting a one man campaign at Westminster to open private...
Janet Bush / October 20, 1996
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's president of Japanese origin, is set to become one of Latin America's longest surviving political leaders. Janet Bush surveys the strategy of a man who strives to combine...
Philippe Sollers / October 20, 1996
Two prominent French writers who have been married for 30 years, Philippe Sollers and Julia Kristeva, discuss their attitude to infidelity
Irving Kristol / October 20, 1996
American conservatism is radically distinct from its British and European counterparts. Imbued with a religious and populist sensibility, its enemy is liberalism, not socialism. Irving Kristol, one...
Garret Fitzgerald / October 20, 1996
Despite tensions over Drumcree, Anglo-Irish relations have been transformed over the past 25 years. Inside the EU, Ireland has become a more open, self-confident country, pursuing with Britain the...
Jeremy Clarke / October 20, 1996
Do not let a ferret sniff your private parts, even if it is called Fatima, says Jeremy Clarke
Charles Grant / October 20, 1996
Even pro-European commentators in Britain have been turning against monetary union and questioning the EU's democratic credentials. Charles Grant says that Emu would not have the dire economic...
Alfred Sherman / August 20, 1996
Alfred Sherman attacks John Gummer's white paper on land use and his attempt to turn London into Barcelona
Eugenio Scalfari / August 20, 1996
Eugenio Scalfari, the editor of La Repubblica, says that Italians have become obsessed with secession. But do they have a sense of identity in the first place?