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by Jan Oberg
9/10-09
On the 9th of October, 2009, President Obama was announced as the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. Jan Oberg comments on this very controversial choice based on nothing but a bright vision for the future.
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Asian Invasion
by Katharine Tengtio
Filipinos are a huge international workforce. Katharine Tengtio explores what it means for a population to leave its culture and home to work. Why do they leave? Why have they so often been manipulated? What does this mean for the Phillipine (and the world) economy? more...
What is Love? Baby Don't Hurt Me
By Paul M H Buvarp
What is love like in the 21st Century? What do we expect out of romance and what shapes our desires? Paul Buvarp argues that the media have had a significant impact on modern ideas and ideals of love. more...
Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood
by Katharine Tengtio
Communication has changed radically in the last few decades, and maybe we have to look at how we understand each other. Katharine Tengtio calls for more listening and less talking in a world where a misspoken word can have unimaginable effects. more...
Searching for Peace in a Kingdom of Vultures
by Nirmanusan Balasundaram
In May, 2009, the Sri Lankan Government announced they had defeated the LTTE after a conflict that had lasted for more than three decades. Nirmanusan Balasundaram provides a heartfelt and passionate article that calls for international actors to protect the human rights of the Tamils and ensure a lasting peace. more...
Post-Sacred Imagery
by Maria Carneiro
Is art becoming desacralized? Maria Carneiro, in her second article, mourns over the consequences of reproductions and depictions. What is the value of an original, now that we have seen digitally enhanced likenesses a thousand times? more...
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