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February/March 2004

"The quickest way of ending a war is to lose it."
-- George Orwell


February/March 2004


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The Cosmic Geometer

Method

The Cosmic Geometer

How to measure the shape of the universe


February/March 2004

Letters

February/March 2004

The ICC on Trial With respect to the article “


The Culture of Enterprise

Ethics

The Culture of Enterprise

It’s high time we understood profit as an instrument of creativity, not as an end in itself


What Franklin Meant

Books

What Franklin Meant

Two conservatives reconsider the president who saved capitalism – and created the American welfare state


Manufacturing Content

Sightings

Manufacturing Content

Making money or making meaning with the freedom of speech


Voter’s Blok

Field Notes

Voter’s Blok

Political power of Belgian ethnocentrism


The Civic-Minded Sex King

Field Notes

The Civic-Minded Sex King

Sex work and policing in Thailand


Where Leaders Fail

Politics

Where Leaders Fail

The Israeli and Palenstinian people hold the future of Israel in their capable hands


MSN Spoken Here

Language

MSN Spoken Here

The lingo springing from the computer keyboard is the way we write


Lost in La Paz

Travel

Lost in La Paz

In Bolivia, where the past, present, and future collide, nothing – not even prison – is as it seems


Harmony in Several Hundred Parts

Detail

Harmony in Several Hundred Parts

The artist Sarah Sze uses everything from Q-tips to living plants


Not In Our Backyard

Field Notes

Not In Our Backyard

Billboards still aren’t welcome in Oakville


The Burning Tip of the Spear

Dispatches

The Burning Tip of the Spear

Facing an unexpected guerrilla war in the northern Iraq, what the cavalry wanted most was to get out alive


Korea’s Dividing Line

Field Notes

Korea’s Dividing Line

Touring the security gap in the world’s most fortified border


Georgia on my Mind

Field Notes

Georgia on my Mind

Political upheaval and Georgian tradition in Tbilisi


The Crystal Method

Architecture

The Crystal Method

Iconic architecture à la Daniel Libeskind has produced some extraordinary buildings. But what kinds of cities will it create?


Hot Zones and Human Clusters

Field Notes

Hot Zones and Human Clusters

West Nile Virus invades Toronto


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