Contemporary Review

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Articles in March, 1997 issue of Contemporary Review

• The Envy of the World. - book reviews
  by Tom Phillips
• Scottish nationalists and 'Europe.'
  by Gabriel Kikas
• Culture First! - book reviews
  by Tom Phillips
• The European court of human rights and Cyprus
  by Michael Stephen
• The Admiral's Baby. - book reviews
  by Mervyn Horder
• Tunisia- forty years on from independence
  by Jonathan G. Farley
• The Autonomy of Law: Essays on Legal Positivism. - book reviews
  by Radmila May
• The other Canadians and Canada's future
  by Habeeb Salloum
• Tall Stories? Reading Law and Literature. - book reviews
  by Radmila May
• The most pernicious weapon: landmines
  by Frank Faulkner
• Choice and the Legal Order: Rising Above Politics. - book reviews
  by Radmila May
• Daughters of the Raj - students of the Auckland House School in India
  by Sophie James
• C.S. Lewis: A Companion and Guide. - book reviews
  by James Munson
• Invasions of the mind - memories
  by Chris Arthur
• Capturing the Political Imagination: Think-Tanks and the Policy Process. - book reviews
  by Dennis L. Bird
• The Queen's messengers - royal and governmental couriers
  by Raymond Lamont-Brown
• Images of Invention: Essays on Irish Writing. - book reviews
  by Geoffrey Heptonstall
• The world of compact discs
  by Anthony Paterson
• Beyond the Front Line: The Untold Exploits of Britain's Most Daring Cold War Spy Mission. - book reviews
  by George Evans