A City Without Men
Fearing death or imprisonment, Iraqi men flee their cities leaving wives and daughters to fend for themselves
The February 2006 Issue
Gwynne Dyer fears that bird flu will devastate on the scale of the 1918 flu pandemic; Arno Kopecky looks at the possibility of genetic doping in the Olympics; Pedro Sánchez and Gord Westmacott ponder the future of leftist South America; Alex Mazer examines the thoughts of Michael Ignatieff; fiction by Adam Gilders…
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The Separatist Curve Ball
How the Bloc Québécois cornered federalism
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Behind the Tent
Dancing tents from Iran
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The Found City
Kenya’s cosmopolitan city of refugees
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Two More Solitudes
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