Ceasefire Lexicon - Monday, July 21, 2008 17:13 - 3 Comments
What is imperialism?
We’ve all heard the word, but what does it mean? Here, Dr. Andrew Robinson looks at the economic and social history of imperialism, examining the work of key thinkers, and asks whether imperialism is still around us.
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Editorial - Apr 25, 2008 17:16 - 0 Comments
Editorial - Spring 2008
Do you believe in free speech? Do you believe in open debate? Do you believe in in-depth analysis and no-nonsense opinions? If your answer to all these questions is to the affirmative then Ceasefire Magazine needs you.
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Ceasefire Lexicon - Jul 21, 2008 17:13 - 3 Comments
What is imperialism?
We’ve all heard the word, but what does it mean? Here, Dr. Andrew Robinson looks at the economic and social history of imperialism, examining the work of key thinkers, and asks whether imperialism is still around us.
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News - Apr 26, 2008 13:39 - 0 Comments
Tell the Home Office to free our editor!
AS OF 16/06/2008, Hicham Yezza, editor-in-chief of Ceasefire, was granted bail against the wishes of the Home Office. After thirty-one days in detention, having been arrested under the ludicrous Terrorism Act, Hich is now back in Nottingham, yet still facing an outrageous deportation.
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Features - May 29, 2008 14:55 - 2 Comments
The future of the world - as seen from an airport
by Hicham Yezza
Airports are salty wounds, full of tight air and crimson stale tears and often, when sitting rigidly on an Africa-to- Europe flight, I can feel the passengers are wounds inside wounds: bundles of dry nerves in a bath of dry uncertainty.
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Column - Apr 26, 2008 18:07 - 1 Comment
Starbucks: a narrative
A new American corporate presence on campus greeted students eager to start the new academic year. No, this wasn’t McDonald’s (which would never be accepted) or Coke (which has long been accepted) but something between the two – Starbucks.
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Review - May 29, 2008 16:03 - 1 Comment
Review - Le Grand Voyage
Against his wishes, Reda (Nicolas Cazale), a young French man, is forced to drive his Moroccan father from the south of France to make the ‘hajj’, the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca.