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Paul Barker / January 20, 1996
The collapse of marriage and the family." I saw the phrase in the Daily Telegraph but it could have been almost anywhere. It has become a common-place. Right and left-Telegraph and Guardian-join...
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What if Thatcher had lost the Falklands war?
Peter Riddell / January 20, 1996
One of the most tantalising "what ifs" of recent British history
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Digest
Charles Lane / January 20, 1996
Charles Lane argues that relations between Germany and the US are becoming strained as a result of "double standards" in trade and diplomacy with Iran
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Ngaire Woods / January 20, 1996
A couple of years ago I was invited to lecture in the US. To arrange for a work visa, I rang the US embassy in London. Thus began my first relationship with voice-mail. Within a couple of rings I was...
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Donor power
Mark Easton / January 20, 1996
How do charities spend their money?
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The net position
John Carr / January 20, 1996
The internet is dominated by US companies and universities. What happens there is therefore profoundly important for the future of cyberspace. And what is happening there now stinks. Take a look at...
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Modern manners
Jeremy Clarke / January 20, 1996
Driving back from Plymouth airport about three years ago, engaged in polite conversation with a hitch-hiker I had just picked up, we were hit by a car coming from the other direction. We shot into a...
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Digest
prospect / December 20, 1995
The assassination of Yitzhak Rabin has produced varying responses in the Arab world-from the public grief of King Hussein to the much more circumspect analyses excerpted here
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Ernest Gellner: 1925-1995
prospect / December 20, 1995
Ernest Gellner died on November 5th in Prague, the city where he lived as a child and to which he returned in 1992 to establish the Centre for the Study of Nationalism. In September this year the...
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In fact
prospect / December 20, 1995
 
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