Times Change

Quarterly Political & Cultural Magazine

Winter 1998/99: Issue No. 16

Contents

Ireland's role in European security and defence
Philip O'Connor asks if Irish neutrality is being abandoned by stealth

Garda methods under scrutiny
Michael Stanley recalls earlier controversies about Garda interrogation techniques in the light of the strong condemnation of their behaviour by the judge in the Paul Ward case

The Third Way: where is it leading?
Fred Lowe asks if the Third Way is a yellow brick road or a circuitous path of verbal dalliance

The Irish diaspora and devolved democracy in the British-Irish islands
Simon Partridge sees an opportunity to escape from conflicting and destructive 'national sovereignty' straitjackets and create the conditions for amicable engagement in a spirit of equality and justice

Brecht's legacy
Anna Campanile assesses Bertolt Brecht's reputation in Germany

A manifesto still under review
Ian D Thatcher surveys some past receptions of the Communist Manifesto

Book Reviews

Richard Dunphy on The Republican Ideal: Current Perspectives by Norman Porter (editor)

Paul Hirst on The Third Way: The Renewal of Social Democracy by Anthony Giddens

Proinsias Breathnach on Inside the Celtic Tiger: The Irish Economy and the Asian Model by Denis O'Hearn

Declan O'Driscoll on Waking: An Irish Protestant Upbringing by Hugh Maxton and The Rest is History by Gerald Dawe

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