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APRIL 2011

VOLUME 3 | ISSUE 4







THE AGENDA


AFGHAN WIRE


Hamlet's Blackberry: How to Reclaim Your Soul

Alex Strick van Linschoten



BAD JOURNALIST


A Picnic Disguised as a Protest // America's Islam Problem

Patricia Sauthoff



EPONYMOUS


Quibbles About Intervention

Michael A. Innes



FAR EAST DISPATCH


The Tohoku Earthquake: End of an Era? // Rising Tensions Over the Kurile Islands

Kit Dawnay



GULF STREAM


The Annexation of Bahrain? // Revolution in the Gulf States

Christopher Davidson



SUBCONTINENTAL


Scorched Earth Tactics Return to Chhattisgarh // Speaking Through the Fence

Eric Randolph







REVIEWS





Educating Democracy: Alexis De Tocqueville and Leadership in America

H-Net



The Nature of New York: An Environmental History of the Empire State

H-Net

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