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Quarterly Review Vol 3 No 2 (Summer 2009)

Summer 2009 editorial

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The Summer 2009 issue is now available, and contains the following:

 

Editorial Derek Turner

The not-so-communist Communists – C B Liddell interviews

Kazuo Shii of the Japanese Communist Party

G20: River-gypsies and the art of persuasion

Horatio Morpurgo

Muslim captivity and the retreat of Pax Britannica 

(Part II) Roger Kershaw

Turkey in Europe – an aspiration too far Paul Weston

reviews Turkey in Europe: A Bridge Too Far by Philip Claeys and Koen Dillen

Hidden in full view – the racial obsessions of the ‘post-racial’ president Robert Henderson reviews

Steve Sailer’s America’s Half-Blood Prince: Barack  Obama’s Story of Race and Inheritance

Futurism dissected Leslie Jones reviews Inventing Futurism: The Art and Politics of Artificial Optimism by Christine Poggi

The last word on Hitler and Hitlerism? Frank Ellis reviews The Third Reich at War by Richard Evans

Is the party over? Allan Pond reviews Richard Berry’s Independent – The Rise of the Non-Aligned Politician and Oliver Dowlen’s The Political Potential of Sortition

Shuffling off this mortal coil Patrick Keeney reviews Theodore Dalrymple’s Not With a Bang But a Whimper: The Politics and Culture of Decline

Deconstructing a deconstructed discourse

Luise Hemmer Pihl reviews John Schad’s Someone Called Derrida – An Oxford Mystery

An Englishman abroad – William Cobbett on America

Barbara Biddell reviews Molly Townsend’s William Cobbett on America, 1794-1835

Uncollected Folk – Roy Kerridge

Untitled – poem by Keith Waldrop

Basque weavingBill Hartley

Second Reading Derek Turner on Anthony Powell’s

A Dance to the Music of Time  

Replay Luise Hemmer Pihl on Babette’s Feast

Taki’s Universe Taki Theodoracopulos

On Earth as it is – poem by John Huffstot

 

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Rejected passport photo, Liverpool Street Station

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