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April 2006

David Berlin examines the uncertain future of religious Zionism in Israel; Veronica Cusack questions the role of Canadian “soft power” in Afghanistan; Christopher Dewdney explores our relationship with time; Ellen Vanstone travels to the island of Dominica in search of the author Jean Rhys…

April 2006 / World

Les vrais faux guides

April 12, 2006October 6, 2018 - by Tim McKeague

Morocco

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April 2006 / Society

Repent and Click No More

April 12, 2006October 6, 2018 - by Mary Ambrose

United States

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April 2006 / Politics

Election After-Math

April 12, 2006July 16, 2019 - by Ken Alexander

The chimeric effect of the polls turned us into strategic voters. The question was how should I vote to avoid this or that.

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April 2006 / World

The Right Side of the Road

April 12, 2006July 11, 2017 - by Denis Seguin

Rwanda

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April 2006 / Society

Mush Rush

April 12, 2006July 11, 2017 - by Lawrence Millman

Canada

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April 2006

Israel’s Divided Soul

April 12, 2006June 2, 2020 - by David Berlin

Has the Zionist dream played itself out?

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April 2006 / Arts & Culture

Dreams from Exile

April 12, 2006June 2, 2020 - by Shirin Neshat

New York-based Iranian artist Shirin Neshat descends into madness

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Illustration by Yuko Shimizu
April 2006 / Society

Night of the Hissing Cockroaches

April 12, 2006April 14, 2020 - by Daniel Wood

Poached earthworms, beer-battered goat testicles, tempura tarantulas: for Explorers Club members, it’s dinner

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impressionist painting of woman on a cliff
April 2006 / Memoir

Looking for Jean Rhys

April 12, 2006June 2, 2020 - by Ellen Vanstone

An unresolved fascination with the author of Wide Sargasso Sea leads to the remote island of Dominica, and, alas, to oneself

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April 2006 / Arts & Culture

Natural Anxieties

April 12, 2006June 2, 2020 - by Mark A. Cheetham

Why go to a museum to see the sun?

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