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Yellow peril repainted
Jonathan Spence / August 20, 1997
Is China a "rogue" country aggressively seeking hegemony in Asia, or a weakened one-party state desperately trying to control rapid social change? We may not know until it is too late
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The unreconstructed
Yvette Cooper / August 20, 1997
An old Labour academic claims that lack of demand is the main cause of unemployment. Yvette Cooper, a new Labour MP, says this Keynesianism is as out of date as the monetarism which followed
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Worst of both worlds
Martin Kettle / August 20, 1997
The Royal Opera House, which has just closed for two and a half years, is in permanent crisis. This is because its public subsidy is both too big and too small
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Etzioni and his critics
Melanie Phillips / August 20, 1997
Libertarians accuse Amitai Etzioni of authoritarianism. But the populariser of communitarianism is in fact a classic liberal
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Explaining memory wars
Daniel Britten / August 20, 1997
The debate about "recovered memory" and sexual abuse of children has been too concerned with Freudian methodology. We should try to discover what is actually happening
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Not completely Frank
Nicolas Walter / August 20, 1997
Anne Frank's diaries have appeared in at least three versions since her death in 1945. That even the latest "definitive" edition may not be so definitive
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Greens get real
Hugh Raven / August 20, 1997
Once there was cause for alarm about the environment, but no longer, claims Gregg Easterbrook; the greens can now go home. Not so.
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Guilt by association
Michael Mertes / July 20, 1997
European integration is not a cover for German hegemonic ambitions. It is the only alternative to the destructive power politics of the past
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Looking back at Godot
David Nathan / July 20, 1997
Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, and not John Osborne's Look Back in Anger, was the greatest mid-century influence on British theatre
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Hands off Superman
Celia Brayfield / July 20, 1997
Walt Disney has turned "Beauty and the Beast" into a parable about socialising masculinity without lessening its appeal. But Celia Brayfield thinks Superman and Lois Lane are unlikely to live happily...
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