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Articles in Summer 2006 issue of Inroads

• Manifesto for a Quebec based on solidarity
• Free education - and then what? Two NGOs try to cope with eastern Africa's overcrowded schools
  by Cayo, Don
• Where has all the truth gone?/THE AUTHOR REPLIES
  by Mendlovic, Jacob; Benazon, Michael
• Diversity as a resource: Multiculturalism in practice in a Mississauga school
  by Chodos, Bob
• Arriving at a clear-eyed vision of Quebec
  by Pratte, André
• Ottawa is worth a Mass: Stephen Harper's rise to power
  by Flanagan, Tom
• A society in search of itself: Reactions to Quebec's "Lucide" manifesto
  by Facal, Joseph
• A new era of materialism? Canadian public opinion and the environment
  by Adams, Chris
• Seeing Quebec with clear eyes: Reprise
  by Milner, Henry
• Reaching young people: From Mississauga to Mombasa
  by Richards, John; Chodos, Bob
• Brand Canada: The brand state and the decline of the Liberal Party
  by Nimijean, Richard
• Sounding the climate change alarm
  by Narveson, Jan
• Bullets fired through time on the Australian frontier
  by Muecke, Stephen
• use and misuse of autobiography, The
  by Milner, Henry
• Aboriginal policy: Two priorities
  by Richards, John
• Integrating high school dropouts: The experience of Quebec's CFER work/study program
  by Rousseau, Nadia; Samson, Ghislain; Tetreault, Karen
• world according to Stuart, The
  by Delany, Paul
• child care debate: Dealing honestly with some fraught questions, The
  by Richards, John; Brzozowski, Matthew
• A believable messenger for another brand of federalism
  by LeBlanc, Gérald
• Chasing after the mad heart of the hatter: A lament for This is Wonderland
  by Blackman, Ariane
• Introducing Inroads 19
  by Chodos, Bob
• To print or not to print? Fallout from the Danish cartoon affair
  by Schachter, Harvey
• Mothers' milk and babies' blood: Hunger and HIV in Malawi
  by Trumpener, Betsy