January–February 2010
Featured Articles
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A Shameful Track Record
The Olympic movement plays fast and loose with basic democratic values.
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Blind Oracles
A review of Florin Diacu’s Megadisasters: The Science of Predicting the Next Catastrophe
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Troubling Tactics
A review of Michael R. Marrus’s Some Measure of Justice: The Holocaust Era Restitution Campaign of the 1990s
Aimée van Drimmelen is a Canadian artist and illustrator living in Montreal. She has exhibited her artwork, including illustrated drumskins, in Montreal and New York City. To see more please visit http://aimeevandrimmelen.com.
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A Shameful Track Record
The Olympic movement plays fast and loose with basic democratic values.
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Blind Oracles
A review of Florin Diacu’s Megadisasters: The Science of Predicting the Next Catastrophe
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Troubling Tactics
A review of Michael R. Marrus’s Some Measure of Justice: The Holocaust Era Restitution Campaign of the 1990s
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Our Healthiest Industry?
Organized crime is flourishing in Canada, just as it always has.
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The Myth of Chindia
A review of Wendy Dobson’s Gravity Shift: How Asia’s New Economic Powerhouses Will Shape the Twenty-First Century
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The Real Tariq Ramadan
A review of The Theology of Tariq Ramadan: A Catholic Perspective, by Gregory Baum
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Poet’s Corner
Dispatches from the Olympic Games
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A Pragmatic Manifesto
A review of Jean-François Lisée’s Pour une gauche efficace