SHAMI CHAKRABARTI | September 3rd
Harry Malt
We continue with our series on freedoms lost and gained, 60 years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ...

From INTELLIGENT LIFE magazine, Autumn 2008

SLEEPLESS IN ST PAUL | September 1st

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Exhausted from one convention and now headlong into another, The Economist's international correspondent is grateful for what can't be predicted in the coming week ...

From ECONOMIST.COM

Logrolling, bad; rolling dice, better.

GO ON, I DARE YOU | August 21st 2008

Gina
Sometimes you need to wear a tulle puffball skirt with black bondage straps. Judith Watt explains why we can all afford to let a little bad taste into our wardrobes; Mary Fellowes shows us how ...

From INTELLIGENT LIFE magazine, Summer 2008

GO ON, I DARE YOU | August 21st 2008
Gina
Sometimes you need to wear a tulle puffball skirt with black bondage straps. Judith Watt explains why we can all afford to let a little bad taste into our wardrobes; Mary Fellowes shows us how ...

From INTELLIGENT LIFE magazine, Summer 2008

BAD BOYS, GOOD NOVELS AND CYBERMEN | August 19th 2008
Bad Boys of Dance

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Our guide to what's on around the world, compiled by Jessica Gallucci and Ariel Ramchandani

A BOTANIST WITH A COLLECTOR'S EYE | August 16th 2008

Memories of the flora in the mountains of Pakistan inspired Shirley Sherwood to collect contemporary botanical art. Such works seem to be enjoying a renaissance. Art.view talks with the botanist, hotelier and collector ...

From ECONOMIST.COM

A few nights spent in the apartment of a grandmother who had been waiting many years.

Free speech; censored video.

BIG FUN | August 15th 2008
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Spontaneous fun is elusive in Beijing these days, writes The Economist's correspondent in China. Tight visa requirements and high security seem to have kept most revellers at bay ...

From ECONOMIST.COM