April, 2008
Columns - Saturday, April 26, 2008 18:07 - 3 Comments
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.
Features - Saturday, April 26, 2008 18:05 - 7 Comments
What we can learn from Black Power
In less than 200 pages, Black Power: The Politics of Liberation in America, written by Stokley Carmichael and Charles Hamilton, virtually decimates any book published recently in terms of perception, understanding and potential.
Features - Saturday, April 26, 2008 0:04 - 5 Comments
Serious Resistance
The ever-increasing infringements on civil liberties in Britain, the widespread acceptance of imprisonment without trial, and the rise of the ubiquitous CCTV camera, have seen calls for increased checks on the state’s power. But what if the state itself is the problem?
Ideas - Saturday, April 26, 2008 0:02 - 13 Comments
Q&A: Anarchism
Anarchism is an oft-misunderstood political ideology - it’s not mainstream, it doesn’t seem to have a set of defined principles and to many, the word means ‘chaos’.
Editor's Desk - Friday, April 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.
