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“Vigilantism” and alternative justice in the Irish conflict

Kevin Callahan

If you were coming home at night and saw a group of people burning down your house and attacking your neighbours, your first inclination would likely be to call 911 and contact the police. But what if you realized that […]

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Silence, Please

Linda Briskin

plink, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip, drip plink, drip, drip drip drip drip

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Coming to Grief

Michael Bristol

What does it say about us that we resist the grief expressed in this play, displacing it into wishful thinking about a better king?

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Diary of the Great Confinement

Catherine Watson

Saw a police car this morning on my way back from the laundromat, driving around looking for signs of trouble.

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Speaking at Eye Level: Decoding the Language of Populism

Maya Khankhoje

A quick search of the term populism in cyberspace reveals its increasing popularity (no pun intended) in the last decade, in both traditional and social media. The term democracy, on the other hand, became de rigueur a long time ago […]

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Sustenance is not debatable

Rana Bose

Perhaps the notion that indigenous people living on reservations should have the same constitutional right to clean drinking water as non-indigenous people has not really dawned on the city people!

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The Dramaturgy of Political Violence

Neilesh Bose

Approximately one hundred and fifty years ago, a remarkable play featuring a Muslim character who hates himself and who embodies what those in power at the time considered to be the villainous opposite of what was considered civilized, true and […]

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