benedict anderson
harry browne
patrick crotty
catriona crowe
elaine garvey
philip Ó ceallaigh
andrew o'hagan
justin quinn

 

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Spring 2003


Benedict Anderson
Selective kinship

A family history, with omissions [essay]

Harry Browne
The empire's new hymnal

Reading the US 'National Security Strategy' [review-essay]

Patrick Crotty
A hard place

Neil Ascherson's Scotland

Catriona Crowe
Testimony to a flowering

The new volumes of the Field Day Anthology and the birth of Irish feminism [review-essay]

Elaine Garvey
Matches

Girls growing up, and tomcats fighting [fiction]

Philip Ó Ceallaigh
An evening of love

Lust and suspicion after a hard day at the office [fiction]

Andrew O'Hagan
A Dublin journal

Adventures among the city's students, writers, activists, broadcasters, crumbling buildings and cash machines [journal]

Justin Quinn
No home to go to

Milan Kundera and his Czech readers [review-essay]