Articles from Arena Magazine (February 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
All spent in borrowed times: in the wake of September 11, people were urged to spend as a patriotic duty. The convergence of consumer, citizen, public space and market is drawing closer. but what is the future of consumption in a world where excess is in excess?	Humphery, Kim		2408
Bagels & baby juice.	Petrakis, Melissa	Poem	86
Bali, the left and `anti-imperialism': is Cold War thinking blinding the left to the fact that its enemy's enemy is not its friend? (on the eve of war).	McKnight, David		4222
Be Australian--be afraid?	Ryan, Matthew	Editorial	941
Cameron Nolan makes a gruesome proposal. (letters and debate).		Letter to the Editor	1006
Christopher Hawkes on photographic remedies.	Hawkes, Christopher	Book Review	840
Clinton's selective memory: views espoused by the former president are incongruous with past actions. (against the current).	Baldino, Daniel		1331
Deep in the troubled heart of Texas: how the military and the media join forces to promote war in American public life. (on the eve of war).	Jirik, John		2204
Dispelling the myths of Timor: in the absence of an effective communications and transportation system, rumours flourish in East Timor. The Australian media has helped to both perpetuate and--in some cases--create these rumours.	Hill, Helen		3223
Dying to live: is the war on terror in West Papua an expression of institutionalised racism?	Richards, Christine		2162
Explanations or justifications? Western governments are the current target of terrorist revolt. But rather than learning from the past, they continue to hide behind a veneer of civilised values and moral purity. (on the eve of war).	Burchill, Scott		2497
Graham Ring tells a story which has almost nothing to do with native title.	Ring, Graham		803
Ilona Lo Iacono on a portrait of the writer as a young woman.	Lo Iacono, Ilona	Book Review	845
In the name of the people.	Rundle, Guy; Scanlon, Christopher	Editorial	912
Lorenzo Veracini on the political ecology of famine.	Veracini, Lorenzo	Book Review	1177
Lucky charms.	Petrakis, Melissa	Poem	102
Melinda Hinkson on knowledge, power and possession among the Aborigines.	Hinkson, Melinda	Book Review	1178
Remembering the man I never knew. (Red Herrick).	Herrick, Andrew		907
Shannon McDonald on grass-roots feminism.	McDonald, Shannon	Book Review	764
Smile! You're on mandated camera: across Australia the CCTVs are watching, yet there are no laws to define boundaries of use--are they merely `protecting' us from each other or infringing on our right to privacy and anonymity? (against the current).	Wilson, Dean		937
The Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement: free trade, or free access for US companies? (against the current).	Hawthorne, Susan		3069
The greening of Australian politics: as the greens have moved into the electoral domain, they have expanded the issue of ecology beyond `nature'. (against the current).	Lindsay, Bruce		1301
The new killing fields: human catastrophe looms in Iraq: the human cost, the myths of war, the road to hell, and the left and anti-imperialism--a three-way exchange. (on the eve of war).	Ewins, Tristan		2603
The rogue to end all rogues: America's nihilistic hold on WMDS is the key to the insanity of its leaders. (on the eve of war).	Hinkson, John		1429
Valerie Yule on employee democracy.	Yule, Valerie	Book Review	682
War of the worlds: popular culture has long prepared Americans for an `alien' aggressor. (on the eve of war).	Salt, Jeremy		3357
Where can the Liberals go? Asks Patrick Lavelle.	Lavelle, Patrick		1209