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Quarterly Review Vol 2 No 1 (Spring 2008)

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The Spring 2008 issue is now available, and contains the following:

 

Editorial – Derek Turner on Islam

A visionary reactionary –

an exclusive interview with cult US novelist Tito Perdue

The future of England’s cities: identity and politics – the second installment of John Courthorpe’s analysis of the effects of immigration on England’s cities

The adventure of the disappeared subprime minority borrower -

Takuan Seiyo on bad money and bad racial politics

Kosovo:  EU-sponsored ethnic cleansing -

Edward Spalton stands up for the Serbs

To gunners, guardsmen and riflemen -

Frank Ellis visits the British troops in Iraq

Phonics: our stolen educational birthright –

former Thatcher adviser Prof Alice Coleman on illiteracy

Keeping an eye on the paranoid –

Helen Lewis on ‘conspiracies’ real and imagined

Everyday economic power to help local causes and local democracy –

Prof Margrit Kennedy on complementary currencies

Corporate virility and townscape degradation –

Bill Hartley says that supermarkets are ruining our towns

The fields beneath: the last of Middlesex –

Johanna Rhiannon Johnson on Heathrow’s planned third runway

Opera wars: politics by proxy – Michael Keith Smith on early opera

Lee Pefley: sociopath and sage – Derek Turner on Tito Perdue’s novels

Taki’s Universe – Taki on what NASA is beaming into space

Fourth World – John Papworth on Africa’s travails

Replay: Blade RunnerMark Wegierski on the science-fiction classic

Correspondence – Steve Moxon, Ian Holt, Antony Flew

Artwork by Gary Woods

 

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