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WORLD AFFAIRS
No Celebration of International Women’s Day in Romania
by Anna Hedman
08/03-10 - International Women’s Day
It’s International Women’s Day. Anna Hedman looks at the significance of this date in Romania and shares pictures of women from around the world. more...
WORLD AFFAIRS
Rethinking the Shari’ah Law
by Ridwan al-Makassary
03/03-10
Should an Islamic State enforce the Shari’ah Law? Ridwan al-Makassary looks at the problems of institutionalizing Shari’ah Law in Indonesia. more...

The Freedom of a Mutable Mind
By Kendall Pfeffer
17/02-10
Where is the border between brain and mind? Kendall Pfeffer explores brain plasticity and how the dichotomy between psychology and neuroscience is bridged by our ever-changing brain. more...
Also see: The Present Past: Psychology Redux, part one of this series.
WORLD AFFAIRS
Gen C Magazine Interviews Johan Galtung
13/02-10
Johan Galtung is one of the principal founders of the Peace Studies discipline. Here is his exclusive interview for Generation C Magazine. Also see his personal video message inside. more...
CULTURE
Let Music Set the Trends
by Chris Wiles
18/12-09
Does music make the trends, or do the trends make the music? Chris Wiles looks at the increasingly commercial music industry. Have the musical trendsetters been ousted by over-advertised trend followers? more...
EXISTENCE
The Present Past: Psychology Redux
By Kendall Pfeffer
26/12-09
How good are we at treating mental illness? Kendall Pfeffer reminds us that we don’t know much of what goes on in the mind and urges us to take caution while moving forward to increasingly better treatments. more...
Also see: The Freedom of a Mutable Mind, part two of this series.




