Reading for Battle

Battle Readings is a regularly updated compilation of articles, essays, and opinion pieces relevant to the themes of the Battle of Ideas.

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Don’t steal this article - but please do discuss it
In the battle between stopping copyright theft online and promoting the free exchange of ideas and images, there is more at stake than 'business models'.
Tessa Mayes, spiked, 6 August 2007

Why do they hate us?
Attacking everything, from America's role in global warming to its iniquitous campaign finance laws, Osama Bin Laden's declarations reveal the unfocused, opportunistic nature of this brand of anti-Americanism
Reza Aslan, Slate, 6 August 2007

It's the PC olympics
It's unfortunate for those keen on keeping the Olympics 'inclusive' that it involves people demonstrating their superior physical prowess
Rod Liddle, Spectator, 4 August 2007

Darfur: colonised by 'peacekeepers'
Philip Cunliffe, spiked, 1 August 2007

The ideology of development
"It's time to recognise that the attempt to impose a rigid development ideology on the world's poor has failed. Fortunately many poor societies are forging their own path towards greater freedom and prosperity anyway"
William Easterly, Foreign Policy, July/August, 2007

Development and Humanitarianism: Practical Issues

A look at the dilemnas faced by aid agencies in interpreting the principles of humanitarianism, particularly in contexts where they risk being manipulated by political agendas

Deborah Eade (ed) and Tony Vaux, Kumarian Press, August 2007


Let Le Tour competitors take drugs
As the Tour de France ends in druggy chaos, a German journalist says it's time to relax the rules on performance-enhancing substances.
Matthias Heitmann, spiked, 31 July 2007

Beware the ‘Campus Stasi’ at British universities
Maria Grasso, spiked, 30 July 2007

Who’s teaching China’s next generation?
The influx of foreign teachers into China is both a boon and a problem, reports Chris Dalby from Beijing.
Chris Dalby, spiked, 30 July 2007


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