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