Contemporary Review

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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Contemporary Review

• A People's History of the United States 1492—Present
• Mussolini
• The Indian general election of 2004
  by Alex Ninian
• After Theory
• Slim, Master of War: Burma and the Birth of Modern Warfare
• Iraq: the interim balance part II
  by Allan Ramsay
• The E.U. from the inside
  by Ralph Berry
• Isabel la Catolica, Queen of Castile: Critical Essays
• Henry VIII: A Study in Kingship
• The bankers' bankers' bank: the Bank of International Settlements
  by Keith Suter
• The definitive life of Stalin
  by George Wedd
• Transplant: From Myth to Reality
• Mendelssohn: A Life in Music
• Housing, planning and democracy
  by George Wedd
• A disappointing life of Iris Murdoch
  by Stephen Wade
• Victorian Publishing: The Economics of Book Production for a Mass Market 1836-1916
• Constitution-Making and the Labour Party
• NEPAD ignores the fundamental politics of Africa
  by Ian Taylor
• Propaganda and the free press
  by George Evans
• Magna Carta through the Ages
• History in Quotations
• Mobile Africa must not leave its villages behind
  by Murali Shanmugavelan
• Poland's part in the Battle of Britain
  by Michael Karwowski
• The Daily Telegraph Book of Military Obituaries
• The Poems of Andrew Marvell
• Shakespeare and integrated casting
  by Ralph Berry
• The women behind Kabul's bookseller
  by Karen Steele
• Jung: A Biography
• The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem Revisited
• Islamic terrorism and English archbishops
  by Roger Kershaw
• New and noteworthy
• The Origins of the First World War
• American Literature Before 1880
• The world of paperbacks
• Dipped Into Oblivion