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Thursday, 31 July 2008
View a photo essay on life in Iran and take action to prevent war with Iran.
Vanity Fair tries to respond to the satirical New Yorker cover. The Nation blogs about what makes good satire, and why the Vanity Fair cover doesn't make the grade.
Death row inmate exonerated after 13 years in jail. In These Times' Christopher Moraff investigates our broken criminal justice system.
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Vanity Fair tries to respond to the satirical New Yorker cover. The Nation blogs about what makes good satire, and why the Vanity Fair cover doesn't make the grade.
Death row inmate exonerated after 13 years in jail. In These Times' Christopher Moraff investigates our broken criminal justice system.
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Monday, 28 July 2008
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Thursday, 24 July 2008
$pread blog reports Ashley Dupre is back in the news and back in the courts, first Dupre sues [Girls Gone Wild] and now she's getting sued over her appearance.
What an odd twist. Has Spitzer had any legal troubles since resigning? Imagination fails. Will scenes like those envisioned in the wake of the scandal by Dissent's Maxine Phillips ever emerge?
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Wednesday, 23 July 2008
Economic woes hit Americans hard, hit women harder.
Demise of free internet? Centre for Research on Globalization chronicles Canadian service providers plans to make customers pay to visit sites beyond a cutoff point.
Does resettling slum dwellers really improve the quality of life of the poor? Or the wealthy developers who want to make a profit? Public Affairs' Jayati Ghosh on urban development and forceful slum evacuation in Delhi, India. More
Demise of free internet? Centre for Research on Globalization chronicles Canadian service providers plans to make customers pay to visit sites beyond a cutoff point.
Does resettling slum dwellers really improve the quality of life of the poor? Or the wealthy developers who want to make a profit? Public Affairs' Jayati Ghosh on urban development and forceful slum evacuation in Delhi, India. More
Monday, 21 July 2008
Liberty, internet and justice for all? Philadelphia's "free" Wi-Fi plan and digital inclusion.
Bush lowers the "cost of life"; cost of living sees no relief. New York City's Indypendent details the current economic situation.
AFL-CIO and Change to Win collaborating? For once the big media hasn't tried to exploit differences among workers and their organized leadership. Political Affairs editor Joel Wendland covers the coverage.More
Bush lowers the "cost of life"; cost of living sees no relief. New York City's Indypendent details the current economic situation.
AFL-CIO and Change to Win collaborating? For once the big media hasn't tried to exploit differences among workers and their organized leadership. Political Affairs editor Joel Wendland covers the coverage.More
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Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy
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Wiley-Blackwell
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Editors
Alison Wylie
Circulation Region
international
Listed Since
1986
ISSN
0887-5367
OCLC
13312118
Readership
Researchers interested in feminism and philosophy
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- Dissent 42 (Summer 1995): 401-405.
- LaGuardia, Cheryl, Bill Katz and Linda Sternberg Katz. Magazines for Libraries, 12th ed. New Providence, NJ: Bowker, 2003.
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