Articles from Arena Magazine (February 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A world gone MaD: marketisation and deregulation of electricity: the goal of affordable, accessible, clean and reliable electricity has been trampled in the rush to market.	Beder, Sharon		2447
Ann Curthoys and John Docker, Is History Fiction? (UNSW Press, 2005).	Power, Rachel	Brief article	118
Annie Davis: on a government policy of social exclusion.	Davis, Annie	Book review	864
Australian Book Review, February 2006.	Gook, Ben	Brief article	117
Climate Refugee Forum (presented by Friends of the Earth).	Power, Rachel	Calendar	54
Damian Grenfell: on knowledge, agency and activism in Australia.	Grenfell, Damian	Book review	1620
Empire's fate: catchy, patchy and, in places, plain wrong, Niall Ferguson's writings on empire are cold comfort to apologists of imperial adventure.	Etherington, Norman		3618
Exposure: Australian Photography from the 1930s to the 1950s.	Power, Rachel	Brief article	56
Flickerfest International Short Film Festival.	Power, Rachel	Calendar	65
Get Rich or Die Tryin (MA 15+).	Power, Rachel	Brief article	68
Gideon Haigh, Asbestos House: The Secret History of James Hardie Industries (Scribe, 2006).	Power, Rachel	Brief article	121
Gwynne Dyer, Future: Tense: The Coming World Order (Scribe, 2006).	Power, Rachel	Brief article	101
Hanson, Howard and the exhaustion of politics.			1409
Imagining the post-human: recent books by Kazuo Ishiguro and Michel Houellebecq offer guides of sorts to the post-human.	Cooper, Simon	Critical essay	1706
Indigenous unhappenings at the top: Warren Mundine's National Indigenous Council.	Jull, Peter		951
Iran in the crosshairs: with idealogues in power in both Teheran and Washington, a peaceful solution to the nuclear energy standoff seems remote.	Tarock, Adam		3901
Israel and Iran: the call of the Abyss: how can the West resolve the stand-off over nuclear power while preserving its own ways of living and promoting liberty.	Hinkson, John		1786
John Hirst, Sense and Nonsense in Australian History (Black Inc., 2006).	Power, Rachel	Brief article	86
Just keep walking: shame has become passe, a victim of a culture that views it as an impediment to achieving one's own ends. But at what cost to how we treat others.	Furlong, Mark		2450
Ken Marks, In Off the Red: An Autobiograpy (Black Inc., 2006).	Power, Rachel	Brief article	65
Linking global trade justice to local trade sovereignty: campaigns against the WTO agreements on trade in services and agriculture are agitating for global trade justice.	Goodman, James		2322
Living from the land: rural Chinese are under pressure as never before, with threats coming from all sides.	Tan, Yan		1990
Mad as a ...	Dalrymple, Theodore		134
Meanjin, March 2006.	Gook, Ben	Brief article	76
Monthly Review, February 2006.	Gook, Ben	Brief article	94
More than 10 years on, reason for popularity of Baywatch still eludes show's creator.	Hasselhoff, David		57
Mother Jones, January/February 2006.	Gook, Ben	Brief article	189
Organic Basis to ADHD? The chemicals that get between us.	Herrick, Red		971
Protection in Action Humanitarian Reponse in Armed Conflict.	Power, Rachel		56
Respec': New Labour's 'Respect' campaign is about filling the gap created by its withdrawal from the democratic socialist impetus of the post-war years.	Rundle, Guy		1712
Response to Les Rosenblatt.	Sparrow, Jeff	Letter to the editor	332
Response to Michael Cook.	Rosenblatt, Les	Letter to the editor	284
Stifling the poverty debate: the government should not be allowed to silence not-for-profit organisations.	Wicks, John		1567
The new Furies: Tariq Ali's newest book calls for Britain to re-examine its role as one of the real sources of insecurity in the globalised world order. In this review essay, Tom Nairn examines how Britain may put Blairism and moth-eaten greatness behind it.	Nairn, Tom	Book review	4744
The rationality of war: in 1992, then-intelligence officer Scott Ritter announced that the disarmament of Iraq was complete. Here, Ritter tells why that wasn't what US defence analysts wanted to hear.	Ritter, Scott		4940
The red river Yarra: a genuine socialist politics to the left of the Greens is the only way that poor inner-city communities will be properly represented.	Jolly, Steve		1419
The science of morality.	Power, Jennifer		724
The semiotics of martyrdom: from Rosa Parks to Cindy Sheehan, martyrdom has always been a potent political weapon. Andy Blunden looks at the conditions under which a victim becomes a martyr.	Blunden, Andy		1993
Three Furies: Scenes from the Life of Francis Bacon.	Power, Rachel	Brief article	81
Vincent's lessons to us.	Cox, Paul		1382
Who cares?	Maddux, Scott		107