by Victoria Aitken –UK– The social networking world is an odd one – you see your friends less, but know more about them – and real catching up has been replaced with the dubious substitute of half a dozen status…
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A Moral Argument for Bullfighting: More Humane than Eating Meat
Tagged with: Animals, Arts & Culture, Books & Literature, Education, Spain
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES
Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES
Nomi Prins’ Black Tuesday: Timely and Inspirational for Occupy Wall Street Movement
by Jane Dabel –USA– Black Tuesday is a historical novel set in New York City on the eve of the Great Stock Market Crash of 1929. It traces the story of Leila Kahn, a smart and hardworking Russian immigrant who…
The Unexpected Patriot: How 9/11 Transformed Shannen Rossmiller into a Counter-Terrorism Expert
by Jessica Mosby –USA– Before 9/11 Shannen Rossmiller was a judge, wife, and mother of three living in Montana. That fateful September day became the impetus for her to become a counter-intelligence expert focused on infiltrating jihadists’ networks. Rossmiller’s memoir…
Hear Me Now—An Interview with Nicholas Sullivan
by Marianne Taflinger – USA – You Can Hear Me Now by Nicholas Sullivan tells the unlikeliest of stories. The story is of one man who dreamed of “connecting” the rural poor to make them more productive, and ended up…
Tagged with: Asia, Bangladesh, Books & Literature, Economy
Posted in Economy, FEATURE ARTICLES, The WIP Editorial
Posted in Economy, FEATURE ARTICLES, The WIP Editorial
