Second Quarter 1998
ISBN 1-900900-03-3
170 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'1798, 200 Years Of Resonance'

 Essays And Contributions On The History And Relevance Of The United Irishmen 
And The 1798 Revolution

Edited by Mary Cullen

Page 1: Who Fears To Speak Of Republicanism? by Mary Cullen
Page 7: The United Irishmen And The Revolution Of 1798 by Tommy Graham
Page 15: The Defenders by Deirdre Lindsay
Page 27: The Men Of No Popery by Jim Smyth
Page 37: The Limits Of Legislative Independence by James Kelly
Page 47: The Act Of Union by Jacqueline Hill
Page 55: Theobald Wolfe Tone by Thomas Bartlett
Page 63: The Women Of 1798 by Dáire Keogh
Page 69: The Wexford Republic by Kevin Whelan
Page 75: The United Scotsmen And The Events Of 1798 by Peter Beresford Ellis
Page 81: United In Our Common Interest by Jim McVeigh
Page 85: The Rising Of 1798 by Seán Ó Brádaigh
Page 91: Ireland And Marxism In The Nineteenth Century by Harry Vince
Page 105: The Ideas Of 1798 by Norman Porter
Page 113: Dissenting From 'Catholic-Nationalism' by Carol Coulter
Page 119: Alternative Enlightenments by Luke Gibbons
Page 129: The Significance Of The 1798 Commemoration by Martin Mansergh
Page 143: The Politics Of Memory by Kevin Whelan

Reviews
Page 161: The Lost Writings, James Connolly Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 162: Colonialism, Religion And Nationalism In Ireland, Liam Kennedy Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 164: The Women Of 1798, Ed. Dáire Keogh and Nicholas Furlong Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 165: Edmund Burke, Conor Cruise O'Brien Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 167: Brief Reviews

Second Quarter 1997
ISBN 1-900900-02-5
166 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'Under The Belly Of The Tiger, Class, Race, Identity And Culture In The Global Ireland'

Edited by Ethel Crowley and Jim Mac Laughlin

Page 1: Ireland In The Global Economy: An End To A Distinct Nation by Jim Mac Laughlin
Page 21: The Celtic Tiger: The Role Of The Multinationals by Denis O'Hearn
Page 35: The Stagnant Pool And The Stream, New And Old Symbols Of Irish Identity by Diarmuid Ó Giolláin
Page 43: Being Black In Ireland by Chichi Aniagolu
Page 53: Living Between Green And Orange, Ethnic Minorities In The North Of Ireland by Eoin Ó Broin
Page 61: Who Are They, Who Are We? Education And Travellers by Mairín Kenny
Page 71: Jews And Other Undesirables, Anti-Semitism In Neutral Ireland During The Second World War
by Donal Ó Drisceoil
Page 79: The Nod And The Wink, White Solidarity Within Irish Immigrants In The USA by Eithne Luibheid
Page 89: Prejudice, Prisoners And Making Paddy Pay by Patrick Hannon
Page 95: Immigrants And Refugees, The Irish Legal Context by Tim Murphy
Page 101: The 1997 Border Campaign, Refugees, Asylum And Race On The Borders by Paul Cullen
Page 109: Proud Recollection And Bitter Humiliation, The Meaning Of Orange Marches
by A Northern Civil Rights Activist
Page 117: Literacy Is A Human Right, An Adult Underclass Returns To Education by Ciaran Lynch
Page 125: Finding Myself At The Cultural Crossroads
An Interview With Micheál Ó Súilleabháin by Ethel Crowley
Page 139: The Music Of Daniel O'Donnell, An Oasis Of Innocence In A Cruel And Wicked World
by Jim Mac Laughlin
Page 149: The Imaginary Homelands Of Irish Writing by Lance Pettitt

Reviews
Page 155: Censorship In Ireland 1939-45 Neutrality, Politics And Society, Donal Ó Drisceoil
Reviewed by Brian Trench
Page 157: On Intellectuals And Intellectual Life In Ireland, Ed. Liam O'Dowd Reviewed by Peadar Kirby
Page 158: Irish Television: The Political and Social Origins, Robert Savage Reviewed by Stephanie McBride
Page 158: Divided Community: Seventy Years Of The BBC In Northern Ireland, Ed. Martin McLoone Reviewed by Stephanie McBride
Page 158: Big Picture, Small Screen: The Relations Between Film And Television,
Ed. John Hill and Martin McLoone Reviewed by Stephanie McBride
Page 159: Short Circuit: Strengthening Local Economies For Security In An Unstable World,
Richard Douthwaite Reviewed by Niall Crowley
Page 161: Ireland: Local Partnerships And Social Innovation, OECD Reviewed by Susan O'Donnell
Page 161: Partnership In Action: The Role Of Community Development And Partnership In Ireland, Community Workers Co-operative Reviewed by Susan O'Donnell
Page 163: Transformations In Irish Culture, Luke Gibbons Reviewed by Chris Morash

First Quarter 1997
ISBN 1-900900-01-7
118 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'Exposure, Living With Radiation In Ireland'

by John O'Dea

An analysis of  the effects of natural and man-made radiation on the lives of people in modern Ireland and elsewhere.

First Quarter 1996
ISBN 1-900900-00-9
60 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'Turning The Page Without Closing The Book, The Right To Truth In The Irish Context'

By Bill Rolston

A study of Truth Commissions and their potential relevance to the Irish situation.

Issue Twenty Two
June 1996
ISSN 0791-4067
82 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'Negotiating Ireland, Overcoming The Blockages And Imagining The Future'

Page 3: Editorial
Page 7: Only Those Who Do Nothing Make No Mistakes by Caitríona Ruane
Page 13: From The Collapse Of The Peace Process To Real Negotiations by Jim Gibney
Page 19: The Simple Truth Is Often The Hardest To Face by John Hume MEP
Page 23: Seeking The Truth And Reconciling The Past by Maggie Beirne and Bill Rolston
Page 29: Beyond The Weariness: Finding Consensus And Moving Forward by Dearbhla Regan
Page 35: An Ghaeltacht, Táimíd Ag Teacht! by Liam Ó Cuinneagáin
Page 41: Too Gaelic To Be Irish: Culture And Nationalism by Declan Kiberd
Page 45: We Have To Start From Somewhere A Discussion With David Ervine
Page 51: Ireland: From An Ordinary To An Extraordinary Reality by Nuala Ahern MEP
Page 55: Out Of The Past: The Right To Be And The Need To Belong by John Robb
Page 59: Towards A Grassroots Peace Process by Robin Percival
Page 63: As Long As There Are Women There Will Be Feminism by Linda Connolly
Page 71: Poems by Kieran Pritchard and Brian Campbell
Page 72: Introduction by Bertie Ahern TD At The Launch Of
'On Turning The Page Without Closing The Book' by Bill Rolston

Reviews
Page 74: Translating Ireland: Translation, Languages, Cultures, Michael Cronin Reviewed by Angela Bourke
Page 75: No place Like Home: An Autobiography, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Reviewed by Declan Kiberd
Page 76: Inventing Ireland: The Literature Of The Modern Nation, Declan Kiberd Reviewed by Ethel Crowley
Page 77: By Salt Water, Angela Bourke Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 78: Marx At The Millenium, Cyril Smith Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 79: Enduring The Most, Francis J Costello Reviewed by Danny Morrison
Page 80: Women In Ireland, 1800-1918, A Documentary History, Maria Luddy
Reviewed by Margaret Mac Curtain

Issue Twenty One
February 1996
ISSN 0791-4067
82 Printed Pages A5 Book Format

'What Peace Process?'

Page 5: No Peace Without Justice by Paddy Kelly
Page 13: Collective Efforts To Find A Lasting Settlement by Gerry Adams
Page 19: The Evil Fruit Has Ripened Once More by Ruairí Ó Brádaigh
Page 23: Where Are We Now In The Peace Process? by Bernadette McAliskey
Page 29: A Recipe For Disaster, Prisoners In The Peace Process by Mairéad Uí hAdhmaill
Page 35: Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere by Seamas Keenan
Page 41: Opinions And Doubts collected by Gerard Miller
Page 45: Sinn Fein, Consent And A Return To Plan B by Councillor Chris McGimpsey
Page 49: The Future Path Of Peace by Martin Mansergh
Page 59: The Peace Process, Decommissioning And A New Assenbly by Declan Bree TD
Page 63: The Blackmail Of The Empty Seats by Kevin McNamara MP
Page 69: The British Way Of Thinking by Harry Vince

Reviews
Page 77: Peace And Its Discontents, Edward Said Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 78: Development Ireland: Comtemporary Issues, Ed. Peter Shirlow Reviewed by Peadar Kirby
Page 78: Pitfalls In Development Aid, Irish Mozambique Solidarity Reviewed by Peadar Kirby
Page 79: Iscariot, Tom Phelan Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 80: Ireland: New Beginnings? Race And Class Vol 37 No 1, Ed. Bill Rolston Reviewed by Carol Coulter

Issue Twenty
Fourth Quarter 1995
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'State Of The Unions, The New Trade Unionism And Its Effects On Economic And Political Life In Ireland And Europe'

Page 3: Dunnes Stores Better Value Doesn't Beat Them All by Brendan Archbold
Page 7: Trade Unions And The Law by A Legal Correspondent
Page 9: The Write Stuff, The Irish Press Dispute by Michael Foley
Page 11: The Times They Are A'Changing by Eddie Conlon
Page 15: I'm Part Of The Union But You Still Got Me by Des Derwin
Page 18: Investing In Peace by Avila Kilmurray
Page 20: United We Stand, Recent Changes In The German Unions by Rainer Haase
Page 25: The Men Behind The Desks by A Special Correspondent

Reviews
Page 29: Gunpowder, Bernard O'Donoghue Reviewed by Terence Killeen
Page 29: Ireland And The Iconography Of Rape, Sabina Sharkey Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 29: Historical And Recent Irish Emigration, Jim Mac Laughlin Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 29: Diverse Communities, Kieran Rose Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 30: Irish Writer's Guide 1996-1997, Jeremy Addis and Shirley Kelly Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 30: Creativity And Its Contexts, Ed. Chris Morash Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 30: Books In Brief

Letter
Page 31: About the ESRI by Sean Stitt

Issue Nineteen
Third Quarter 1995
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'Famine Is A Lie, The Politics, History And Portrayal Of Famine In Irish And Global History'

Page 3: Commemorations, Memories And Myths by Jim Mac Laughlin
Page 6: Praties, Professors And Political Economy by Tadhg Foley
Page 8: Landlords, Tenant Farmers And Spalpeens by Eoghan Harris
Page 10: The Famine In North East Ulster by Jim Grant
Page 12: Staging The Famine by Terry Eagleton
Page 14: Discussing Hunger by Luke Dodd
Page 18: Exhibiting Problems by David Brett
Page 20: Walking Through Our History by Anne Doherty and Brian Ó Gallachóir
Page 22: Patterns Of Experience by Mirella Buckley
Page 25: 1845-1848: What Lessons Are There For Today? by Colm Regan
Page 27: Towards The Concept Of Famine Criminals by Abdullahi Osman El-Tom
Page 29: Poem by Rosemary Canavan

Reviews
Page 30: Heathcliff And The Great Hunger, Terry Eagleton Reviewed by Sean Ryder
Page 30: Don't Mention The War: Northern Ireland, Propaganda And The Media, David Miller
Reviewed by Michael Foley
Page 31: The Oxfam Poverty Report, Kevin Watkins Reviewed by Carol Coulter

Issue Eighteen
Second Quarter 1995
ISSN 0791- 4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Freedom And The Churches, Religion And Society'

Page 3: Religion And Its New Place In Politics by Carol Coulter
Page 5: We Go To Mass But We Don't Discuss It by Andy Pollak
Page 7: Opting For The Poor by Liam O'Brien
Page 9: The Faith Of Our Fathers by Kevin Whelan
Page 11: Eunuchs For The Sake Of The Kingdom by Pat Buckley
Page 13: The Vanishing Convent by Martagret MacCurtain
Page 16: The Voice Of God Must Also Be Female by Ann Louise Gilligan
Page 19: The High Cost Of Belief Mary Cullen Talks To Women In Tallaght
Page 21: Searching For Justice by Mike Ritchie
Page 23: Presumed To Be Right by Christine Bell
Page 25: In Fear Of The Green Crescent by Patrick Comerford
Page 28: Allah's Daughters by Ethel Crowley
Page 30: The Piety Of Pluralism by Patrick Hannon
Page 32: A Catholic State And Its Non-Believing Citizens by Dick Spicer

Reviews
Page 34: Soldier Heroes: British Adventure, Empire And The Imagining Of Masculinities, Graham Dawson Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe
Page 34: A Wreath Upon The Dead, Breige Duffaud Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe
Page 34: The Cause Of Ireland, Liz Curtis Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 35: The Catholic Church And The Foundation Of The Northern Irish State, Mary Harris
Reviewed by Mary Cullen
Page 36: Ireland And The Vatican: The Politics And Diplomacy Of Church-State Relations
1922-1960, Dermot Keogh Reviewed by Basil Miller

Issue Seventeen
First Quarter 1995
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Poverty Of Ideas, What Hope For The Poor, Divided And Marginalised?'

Page 3: A People, Divided by Carol Coulter
Page 4: Consensus Or Solidarity by Brian Trench and Des Derwin
Page 7: Co-operation Is A Capitalist Asset by Matt Merrigan
Page 9: More Bangs For Your Buck by Inez and Vincent McCormack
Page 12: Work And A Job Are Not The Same by Sean Healy
Page 14: Women On The Irish Labour Market by Ursula Barry
Page 20: Women Working In Prostitution by Anne-Marie O'Connor
Page 22: Prioritising Poverty by Joan O'Flynn
Page 23: Education: A Working-Class View by Kathleen Maher
Page 26: Poverty In Rural Ireland by Chris McInerney
Page 28: Poem: The Apple Tart Man by Rita Ann Higgins
Page 29: 'We Survive As We Go Along' The Lower Ravenhill Women's Project
Page 31: Stark Choices For The North by Maura Sheehan
Page 33: Beijing And Beyond by Stasia Crickley
Page 34: A Letter: The Pope And The Reporter From Mike Phipps

Reviews
Page 35: Whither The Irish Border? Liam O'Dowd Reviewed by Basil Miller
Page 35: Free Trade Or Managed Trade, Denis O'Hearn Reviewed by Basil Miller
Page 35: Blood Brothers, Soul Sisters, Terry Prone Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 35: Istanbul Diary, Adrian Kenny Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 36: Ireland: The Emigrant Nursery And The World Economy, Jim McLaughlin
Reviewed by Liam Ó Cuinneagáin
Page 36: Early Many A Morning, Sean Rooney Reviewed by Ronan Brady

Issue Sixteen
Fourth Quarter 1994
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Peace And Then What? Alternatives'

Page 3: An End To Vitriol by Ronan Brady
Page 5: CEASEFIRE! by Bill Rolston
Page 7: Peace - Great Expectations by Mitchel McLaughlin
Page 10: Submitting To The Loyalist Veto by Ruairí Óg Ó Brádaigh
Page 12: Let Us Be True, Each To The Other by Annie Campbell
Page 14: Protestants In The South by Carol Coulter
Page 16: Sisterhoods Are Powerful by Claire Hackett and Maire Quiery
Page 18: Poems by Paul Laughlin
Page 20: What Price Northern Ireland? by Mike Tomlinson
Page 22: Countering The Liberal Newspeak by Damien Kiberd
Page 24: Waste Not, War Not by Patricia McKenna
Page 26: Malignant Growth And The Green Dream by Richard Douthwaite
Page 30: No Citizens Invited To The Party by Peter Mair
Page 32: Democracy Entails Openness by Paddy Smyth

Reviews
Page 34: War And Peace In Ireland: Britain And The IRA In The New World Order, Mark Ryan
Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 34: Ireland Divided: The Roots Of The Modern Irish Problem, Michael Hughes
Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 35: On The Back Of The Swallow, Danny Morrison Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 35: Selected Writings, Gerry Adams Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe
Page 35: Nothing Like Beirut, Briege Duffaud Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe
Page 35: The Fabulists by Philip Casey Reviewed by Sandra Cooke

Issue Fifteen
Third Quarter 1994
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Family Affairs'

Page 3: The Familiar Side Of Emigration by Jim Mac Laughlin
Page 7: Exploding The Nuclear Family by Dympna McLoughlin
Page 9: Moving With The Times by John O'Connell
Page 11: Like Little Boys With Toys by Doreen Massey
Page 13: Mammy, Daddy And Kids In One House by Fintan O'Toole
Page 16: And In Derry No-One Spoke by Seamas Keenan
Page 17: Poem by Rita Ann Higgins
Page 20: Dying To Achieve Equality by Marie Baker
Page 23: The Second Time Around by Peter Ward
Page 25: Societies And How To Survive Them by John Maguire
Page 29: I Am Gay by Emma Bidwell
Page 30: Children's Rights Are Human Rights by Diarmuid Kearney
Page 32: Betty Hamilton: An Appreciation by Harry Vince
Page 33: Poem by Rita Ann Higgins 
Page 33: Poem by Gerry Murphy
Page 34: Poem by Tom Paulin

Reviews
Page 34: Borderland, Patrick Quigley Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 35: 'Family', a television play by Roddy Doyle
Reviewed separately by Anthony O'Keeffe and Carol Coulter
Page 36: The Famine Museum, Strokestown Park Reviewed by Harry Vince

Issue Fourteen
Second Quarter 1994
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'The Irish Male'

Page 3: The Roles They Are A'Changing by Ethel Crowley
Page 5: Truth And Fiction In Domestic Violence by Monica McWilliams
Page 9: Reflections On The Men's Movement by Maurice Meehan
Page 10: Republican Men, Life Underneath The Stereotypes by Lawrence McKeown
Page 12: Loyalism: Male, Macho And Marching by Sammy Douglas
Page 14: The RUC, Drink, Dames And Debt by Graham Ellison
Page16: Moving Hearts And Changing Minds by Kieran Rose
Page 20: A Midwife's Tale by Colm Boyle
Page 22: A Very Touchy Subject: Priests, Masturbation And Confession by Tom Inglis
Page 24: The Irish Male In Cinema by Martin McCabe
Page 26: Sex And Violence, Images Of Men In Novels Of The Troubles by Bill Rolston
Page 31: Game, Set And Macho, Masculinity And Irish Sport by Raymond Boyle
Page 32: Men's Groups, A Way To Tell Our Stories by Brian Smeaton
Page 34: Glorious History Is Not For Us by Kevin Casey
Page 35: Poem: The Pool Room by Seamas Keenan
Page 36: Poem: Two Pints, Your Honour by  Seamas Keenan

Reviews
Page 36: An tÉireannach 1934-37, Éamon Ó Ciasáin Reviewed by Uinsionn Mac Dubhghaill
Page 36: The Kilcolman Notebook, Robert Welch Reviewed by Anthony O'Keeffe

Issue Thirteen
First Quarter 1994
ISSN 0791-4076
36 Printed Pages A4

'Ireland - The Global Nation?'

Page 3: Making Sense Of The Dispersal by David Lloyd
Page 5: Of Emigrants, 'Eirepreneurs' And Opportunists by Mary Corcoran
Page 8: Cartoon: Mise Éire by John Byrne
Page 9: Outwardly Mobile by Jim McLaughlin
Page 12: Hidden From History by Marie McAdam
Page 14: A Different Sense Of Who I Was by Terry Eagleton
Page 16: Between Ellis Island And Tammany Hall by Robbie McVeigh
Page 18: Artwork by Gabrielle Humphreys
Page 20: O'Stalia And Its Irish Heritage by Bernie Brian
Page 22: Ms En Seine by John Maguire
Page 24: The German Connection by Seamus McClelland
Page 26: Policing The Diaspora by William de Laval
Page 28: Irish Prisoners Overseas by Nuala Kelly
Page 30: Poems by Bernard O'Donoghue
Page 32: Obscene Economics by Abdullahi Osman El-Tom

Reviews
Page 34: Midnight Oil - Work, Energy, War, The Midnight Notes Collective Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 34: Getting Down To Work, Creating Jobs In your Community, Fintan Tallon Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 34: War And An Irish Town (New Edition), Eamonn McCann Reviewed by Andy Storey
Page 35: Anomolous States: Irish Colonial Writing And The Post-Colonial Moment, David Loyd
Reviewed by Harry Browne
Page 36: The Hidden Tradition: Feminism, Women And Nationalism In Ireland, Carol Coulter
Reviewed by Una Keating
Page 36: Crime And Crisis In Ireland: Justice By Illusion, Caroline Fennell Reviewed by Una Keating
Page 36: Let In The Light: Censorship, Secrecy And Democracy, Ed. Patrick Smyth and Ellen Hazelkorn Reviewed by Carol Coulter

Issue Twelve
Fourth Quarter 1993
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'Development, Freedom Or Debt?'

Page 3: US Intervention: Industrial Or Development Policy? by Noam Chomsky
Page 5: Survival Of The Cutest by Stephen Jackson
Page 9: On The Starvation Safari by Lorna Siggins
Page 11: The Environment And Developemnt by Andy Storey
Page 14: The Genered Link by Rita McNulty
Page 19: A Memoir Of Development by Caitriona Ruane
Page 22: Giving Africa The Cold Shoulder by Peter Madden
Page 25: View From The Periphery by Ronnie Munck and Douglas Hamilton
Page 27: Challenging Passivity by Peadar Kirby

Reviews
Page 31: Irish Aid: Consolidation And Growth, Department Of Foreign Affairs
Reviewed by A Special Correspondent
Page 32: Divorce In Ireland: Who Should Bear The Cost? Peter Ward Reviewed by Sandra Cooke

Special Issue For The EAPN (European Anti-Poverty Network)
October 1993
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'Combating Poverty And Social Exclusion, Fostering Integration'

Page 3: Women, Poverty And Europe by Máire Dorgan
Page 5: The Contented Classes by Bill Rolston
Page 8: Travellers, Gypsies And Fortress Europe by John O'Connell
Page 10: Doing It For Themselves by Kathleen Maher
Page 13: The Sheep In Wolf's Clothing by Brian Dillon
Page 15: The Blinkered West by Carol Coulter
Page 18: Back To The Future by Mary Reid
Page 21: The Gaeltacht: Myth Or Reality by Donncha Ó hÉalaithe
Page 24: Economic Yardsticks, The Measure Of Man? by Eithne McLaughlin
Page 28: The Common Language Of Creativity by Jude Bowles
Page 30: The News Managers by Michael Foley
Page 32: Poem: (From) Letter From Ireland by Seán Dunne

Issue Eleven
Third Quarter 1993
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Éire - Saor Is Gaelach, Has The Dream Died?'

Page 3: The Gaeltacht - Myth And Reality by Donncha Ó hÉallaithe
Page 6: An Conradh Agus An Ghaeltacht le Seosamh Ó Cuaig
Page 8: D'Imigh A Lá by Uinsionn Mac Dubhghaill
Page 11: The Language And The State by Seán Ó Tuama
Page 13 Dán: An Mhurúch Agus Focail Áirithe le Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill
Page 14: Re-imagining The Language Question by Hilary Tovey
Page 18: Douglas Hyde, A Radical In Tory Clothing by Declan Kiberd
Page 21: Loyal To The Language by Chris McGimpsey
Page 23: Fás Na Gaeilge Ó Thuaidh le Gearóid Ó Cairealláin
Page 28: Stand Up For Your Rights by Ruairí Óg Ó Brádaigh
Page 30: A Funny Attitude by Deaglán de Bréadún
Page 31: Welsh Television Ten Years On by Ned Thomas
Page 33: Teilifís Na Gaeltachta by Lelia Doolan

Reviews
Page 35: Facing The Unemployment Crisis In Ireland, Kieran Kennedy Reviewed by Basil Miller
Page 36: Tourism In Ireland, Ed. Barbara O'Connor and Michael Cronin Reviewed by Sandra Cooke

Issue Ten
Second Quarter 1993
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'The Selling Of Ireland, Images And Realities'

Page 3: Postcards From The Edge, Tourism In Contemporary Ireland by Michael Cronin
Page 6: Personality, Place And Identity by Tom Collins
Page 8: Cast A Cold Eye, Packaging Irish Heritage by Eamonn Slater
Page 12: Friendly Sons And Daughters Of Saint Patrick by Anne Maguire
Page 14: The Day Ireland Was Shot, Photography And National Image Making by Harry Browne
Page 16: Waters And The Wild, Is Ireland A 'Post-Liberal Society'? by Andy Storey
Page 21: Letters From An Exhibition, The Linen Hall Library Collection by Robert Bell
Page 24: Hearts And Minds, The Cultural Traditions Industry by Una Murphy
Page 27: Something In The Air, Derry's Revisionism In Action by Seamus Keenan
Page 30: Getting The Picture, Shaping Our Own Images by Marilyn Hyndman
Page 34: Discussion And Debate, Facing Falsities by Harry Vince

Reviews
Page 35: Saol Nua: The Social And Economic Programme Of Sinn Féin Poblachtach
Page 36: The Rushdie Letters Reviewed by Declan Kiberd

Issue Nine
First Quarter 1993
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Can Ireland Work?'

Page 3: Global Capitalism Or Economic Justice? by Mike Tomlinson
Page 5: The Operation Was Successful, But The Patient Died by Damien Kiberd
Page 7: The Contented Classes by Bill Rolston
Page 10: Business For The People by Des Wilson
Page 12: Strengthening The Border On The Road To Maastricht by Liam O'Dowd
Page 16: Is Growth A Good Thing? by Richard Douthwaite
Page 20: The Sheep In Wolf's Clothing? by Brian Dillon
Page 22: The Top Of The Agenda To You by Mike Allen
Page 24: Back To The Future by Mary Reid
Page 27: Developing The West Together by Chris McInerney
Page 29: Economic Yardsticks - The Measure Of Man? by Eithne McLaughlin
Page 33: Campaign For Decent Wages by Anne Molloy
Page 34: Two Battles For Women's Rights by Marie Abbott and Anthea McTiernan

Reviews
Page 36: Departures, Brian Leyden Reviewed by Sandra Cooke
Page 36: Anne Devlin, Patriot And Heroine, John Finnegan Reviewed by Carol Coulter

Issue Eight
Fourth Quarter 1992
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Stating Our Case, The Many Voices Of Feminism'

Page 3: Sex Is A Political Issue by Mary Cullen
Page 6: Doing It For Themselves by Kathleen Maher
Page 9: The Double Burden by Anastasia Crickley
Page 11: Sisters, Not Saints by Jo Kennedy
Page 13: 'Sex Is Like Pitch' by Ailbhe Smyth
Page 16: The Road From Rome To Casey by Frances Kissling
Page 18: Poems by Clairr O'Connor
Page 20: Golda Apart by Ronit Lentin
Page 23: The Women's Intifada by Kathy Glavanis
Page 25: The Blinkered West by Carol Coulter
Page 29: Stating Differences by Aine O'Brien
Page 32: Feminism, Unionism And 'The Brotherhood' by Rhonda Paisley
Page 34: Feminism And Republicanism by Anne Speed

Reviews
Page 36: UCG Women's Study Centre Review, Volume One Reviewed by Margaret Kelleher

Issue Seven
Third Quarter 1992
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'The Politics Of Weapons And The Weapon Of Politics'

Page 3: More, Not Less, Dialogue by Bill Rolston
Page 6: Facing Realities And Discussing Possibilities by Bernadette McAliskey
Page 8: History a la Carte by Conor Gearty
Page 11: Disillusion, Uncertainty, Despair And A New Openness by Mike Ritchie
Page 14: Stand Or Fall Together by Ruairí Óg Ó Brádaigh
Page 17: The Rules Of The Game by Marie Smyth
Page 21: Common Cause For A Scotland United by James Mitchell
Page 23: The Radical Imagination: Problems Of The NPA by Steve Dorado
Page 26: Colombia: From The Siege Of The Palace Of Justice by John Calderon
Page 30: Discussion: "The National Question, For Want Of A Better Term" by Harry Vince
Page 32:  Document: Jim Gibney's Bodenstown Speech
Page 33: Photographs: The Protestants by Ed Kashi

Reviews
Page 35: Masterminds Of The Right, Emily O'Reilly Reviewed by Sandra Cooke

Issue Six
Second Quarter 1992
ISSN 0791-4067
36 Printed Pages A4

'Words, Voices, Images, Aspects Of Culture'

Page 3: Murals, Videos And Uilleann Pipes by Harry Vince
Page 5: Dublin's Permanent Movie Set by Harry Browne
Page 9: Heritage And The 'Big House' by Luke Dodd
Page 12: Tourists In Their Own Country by Declan Kiberd
Page 14: The Common Language Of Creativity by Jude Boles
Page 16: The Good Versus The Important by Eileen Battersby
Page 18: No Plundering At This Port: Derry Film And Video by Margo Harkin
Page 21: Poems by Pól Ó Lochlainn
Page 22: A Waterfall Of Souvenirs by John Kindness
Page 24: Celebrating International Women's Day by Martha McClelland
Page 26: Revival And Survival Beyond The Pale by John O'Dea
Page 29: An Droighead Beo, The Living Bridge by Nuala O'Connor
Page 32: Change Of Style: The Male And The Female Of Writing by Angela Bourke
Page 34: Discussion: "Protestants For A United Ireland" by Mitchel McLaughlin  

Reviews
Page 35: Political Economy And Colonial Ireland, T.H. Boylan and T.P. Foley Reviewed by Kevin Whelan

Issue Five
First Quarter 1992
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'The Free Press And Its Enemies'

Page 3: The News Managers by Michael Foley
Page 5: Selling Northern Ireland by David Miller
Page 8: Section 31: The Strasbourg Decision And Beyond by A Special Correspondent
Page 12: The Camel In The Koran: Rumour In Irish Politics by Luke Gibbons
Page 16: Confusing The Citizens by Brendan Ryan
Page 20: Fit To Print: The Law And A Free Press by Marie McGonagle
Page 23: Superior Gaze, Inferior News: Technology And Information Flow by Farrel Corcoran
Page 27: A Thousand Days Of Censorship: Fiction, Fact And The Fatwa by Carmel Bedford
Page 29: Discussion: "Protestants For A United Ireland" - Another View by Carol Coulter

Reviews
Page 30: Pavee Pictures, Dublin Travellers' Education And Development Group Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 31: Revising The Rising, Ed. Mairin ni Dhonnchadha and Theo Dorgan Reviewed by Carol Coulter
Page 32: The Militant Democracy: Joseph Cowen And Victorian Radicalism, Nigel Todd
Reviewed by Harry Browne

Issue Four
Fourth Quarter 1991
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'Identity, Nationalism, Liberation'

Page 3: The Wrath Of The Underdog, Nationalism And Democracy by Carol Coulter And John Daly
Page 5: One State, Five Nations, Six Republics by Lorna Siggins
Page 7: Federalism And Seperatism In Czechoslovakia by Misha Neuerbauer
Page 9: Traveller Or Potentate? Academic Freedom Revisited by Edward Said
Page 18: Germany, Israel And The Jewish Left by Aaron Epstein
Page 20: Black Or Green? Protestants For A United Ireland by Robbie McVeigh
Page 23: Speaking As One, South Africa's Language Question by Neville Alexander
Page 28: Poems by Rita Ann Higgins and Bernard O'Donoghue
Page 30: Arsonists Or Freedom Fighters? Reflections On The Sandinistas by Mike Phipps

Issue Three
Third Quarter 1991
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'The Trials Of Justice'

Page 3: The Birmingham Six And Beyond by Michaell Farrell
Page 6: In Need Of Repair, Justice In Britain An Interview With Gareth Peirce by Carol Coulter
Page 8: Avoiding The Issues, The Politics Of Innuendo by Mary Cullen
Page 11: Into A Maze, The Kelly And Breathnach Cases by Trish Hegarty
Page 13: Ireland Of The Welcomes by Bobby Eagar
Page 15: More Questions Than Answers,
The 'In A State' Exhibition At Kilmainham Gaol by Harry Vince
Page 19: Lost In France: An Irish Prisoner's Tale Edited by Bill Rolston
Page 21: Challenging Time, Political Status Revisited by Robert McClenaghan and Jim Gibney
Page 26: From Martial Arts To Urban Comedy, Cultural Politics In The Philippines by David Lloyd
Page 29: Turning Into A Nightmare, Students And The PTA by Linda Sever

Reviews
Page 31: The Emigrant Experience, Galway Labour History Group Reviewed by Ann Byrne
Page 32: Web Of Punishment, Carol Coulter Reviewed by Eileen Battersby

Issue Two
Second Quarter 1991
ISSN 0791-4076
32 Printed Pages A4

'1916 And Beyond'

Page 3: The Gulf War And The New World Order by David Lloyd
Page 6: 1916 - Goodbye To All That by Bobby Ballagh
Page 9: Prejudice On Parade by Declan Gorman
Page 12: Political Football by Seamus Deane
Page 14: The Writing On The Wall - The Murals Of Gerard Kelly by Bill Rolston
Page 18: Who Fears To Speak? The Political Vetting Of Glor na nGael by Noirinn Ni Cleirigh
Page 21: Field Day, Ministry Of Culture For A New Ireland by Mitch Harris
Page 24: Come All Ye Blinkered Nationalists,
A Post-Revisionist Agenda For Irish History by Kevin Whelan
Page 27: Travellers, Gypsies And Fortress Europe by John O'Connell
Page 27: Poem, Irish Apartheid by Mark Evans
Page 29: The Fear Of Diversity, Gay And Lesbian Rights by Kieran Rose

Issue One
First Quarter 1991
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'Six Views Of Emigration'

Page 3: Emigration - The Same Old Story? by Declan Kiberd
Page 6: New York, New York by Mary Corcoran
Page 10: "Giz A Vote" by Tom Lonergan
Page 11: The Hiring Line - Pictures by Mitch Harris
Page 14: Skin Deep: Impressions Of Emigration by Michael Foley
Page 21: Outbreeding The Unionists? Emigration And The Northern State by Mike Tomlinson
Page 26: From Derry To Mary ('Nell On Mary Robinson') by Nell McCafferty
Page 27: Towards A Common European Home by Father Bobby Gilmore
Page 29: Wild Rover No More by Nuala O'Connor
Page 30: Four Poems by Rita Ann Higgins

Reviews
Page 16: Two Photographic Exhibitions, Reviewed by Harry Vince
Page 31: The Devil's Own Mirror, C.L. Innes, Reviewed by Sandra Cooke

Issue Zero
Summer 1990
ISSN 0791-4067
32 Printed Pages A4

'Extradition'
'Salman Rushdie'
'Democracy And Socialism'
'Eastern Europe'
'Irish Language'

Page 3: The Exaggerated Report Of The Death Of Socialism  by Carol Coulter
Page 7: Extradition: The Life And Times Of The Political Exception by Michael Farrell
Page 13: Inside RTE With Section 31 by A Special Correspondent
Page 16: Czechoslovakia: The Election Platform Of Civic Forum
Page 21: An Interviw With Jan Kavan
Page 23: Hungary: Democrats Against Democrats by Charles Hebbert
Page 25: Brazil: An Interview With Luiz Gushiken
Page 27: Salman Rushdie And Post Colonial Intellectuals by Declan Kiberd
Page 31: Irish: A Living Language Or A Patriotic Endeavour? by Donncha Ó hÉallaithe

Reviews
Page 32: 'Where Is My Son?' A Soweto Drama Reviewed by Catherine Dunne