Index on Censorship

Issue: 32, 3

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Rewriting America

• Not-so-smart bombers Selective anti-war targeting leaves many conflicts ignored  82 - 86
  Tripathi, Salil
• It's over, over there Is the treatment of Arab immigrants affecting the American dream?  112 - 118
  Younge, Gary

Media

• Close but no cigar What is the background to Cuba's crackdown on dissent?  14 - 18
  Hilton, Isabel

Rewriting America

• In the war whorehouse American mass media put themselves at the state's service  36 - 43
  Von Hoffman, Nicholas

Culture

• Two poems  214 - 215
  Paley, Grace

Media

• Waging a peace America sets limits to free speech in Baghdad  5 - 9
  Jayasekera, Rohan

Rewriting America

• Sincere promises Superpower dominance, malignant and benign  44 - 46
  Hitchens, Christopher
• Bridging the gap Where are the strong alternative visions to challenge the Right?  47 - 50
  LaMarche, Gara
• The trials of liberty The federal government intrudes into public and private life  88 - 97
  McClintock, Michael

Flashpoints

• Indonesia  136 - 137
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Rewriting America

• On becoming an American Acquiring American citizenship leaves a bittersweet taste  129 - 133
  McGrath, Patrick
• Strip search  74 - 75
  Rowson, Martin

Culture

• A story about my parents Memory and mourning  198 - 203
  Madhoun, Raba'i

Rewriting America

• Wise words on deaf ears The neo-con attacks on Middle East studies must be resisted  51 - 59
  Beinin, Joel

Edges of the Map

• 48 hours Is Israel deliberately targeting journalists?  194 - 196
  Zaanoun, Adel
• Elusive peace Two Israeli writers discuss the future of their country  168 - 178
  Oz, Amos
  Grossman, David
• Occupation in space and time An exhibition on the geography of settlements is shut down  186 - 192
  Weizman, Eyal
  Segal, Rafi

Editorial

• Editorial  4 - 4
  Owen, Ursula

Rewriting America

• Unkindest cuts Hollywood must learn to humanise Arab Muslims  76 - 81
  Shaheen, Jack G
• A nation's narrative Patriotism is one of the most explosive of sentiments  32 - 34
  Sennett, Richard
• Uncomfortably numb Americans are not insulated from history  105 - 111
  Asher, Thomas R
• In God he trusts George W Bush sees himself on a divine mission  98 - 104
  Viorst, Milton
• Clear and present danger A corporate coalition is silencing dissident musical voices  124 - 128
  D'Entremont, Jim

Opinion

• Never darken my door again Arab nationalism cannot survive in the Middle East  19 - 20
  Allawi, Ali A

Edges of the Map

• Contagious exchanges America's relationship with Israel has been corrupting for both sides  179 - 185
  Soueif, Ahdaf

Rewriting America

• Litter from Day 21 Television is not a window on America - it's a mask  66 - 73
  Pinckney, Darryl

Picture Story

• No peace for the wicked A censored painter of the Great War  21 - 29
  Walsh, Michael

Obituaries

• Kaveh Golestan  134 - 135
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Diary

• Sars in China: situation hopeless, but not serious  216 - 222
  Gillitt, Rita

Rewriting America

• Stern lessons In some universities, people have been a little less free…  63 - 65
  Delivani, Ioli

Media

• Mad mullahs and mullah lites Conservatives and reformists respond to US pressure  10 - 13
  Mobasser, Nilou

Culture

• Save your outrage for the end A journey of conscience from Auschwitz to Gaza  204 - 213
  Roy, Sara

Index Index

• Index Index  138 - 165
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Rewriting America

• Pulling the plug on free speech Students shout down a Pulitzer prize-winner  60 - 62
  Hedges, Chris
• The wages of hate Hatred for America is easier to understand for black Americans  119 - 123
  Mosley, Walter