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Portrait

54Joseph Schumpeter The theorist of “creative destruction”was one of the greatest economists of the 20th century . ROBERT SKIDELSKY

My story

58Making it in Tollywood I went to India to sort out rural poverty. I ended up making it to the final of south India’s Pop Idol. LEO HORNAK

Columns

10These islands The Africans of Parnell Street. COLIN MURPHY

18Washington watch Hillary’s Iran problem. TUMBLER

48France profonde Michel Onfray and root vegetables. TIM KING

57Rivers of Babylon The Shia mobile phone. NIBRAS KAZIMI

61Lab report Mining the moon. PHILIP BALL

80Confessions My history of violence. WILLIAM SKIDELSKY

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4Letters 6News & curiosities 8Grayling’s question AC GRAYLING 8Enigmas & puzzles IAN STEWART 73Classifieds 78The generalist 79The list

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LINDA MELVERN investigates the real cause of the Rwandan genocide

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62The third Mr Glasgow Drunk, spurned and locked out of his flat, Mr MacBleaney consoles himself by remembering former glories. ALASDAIR GRAY

Reviews

66The advanced liberal John Stuart Mill valued liberty less for its own sake than for its contribution to human advancement. JONATHAN RÉÉE

68Ground truths Oliver Morton’s book on earth science is most timely. JAMES LOVELOCK

69Broadcasting the arts John Wyver’s new book charts the rise and fall of arts broadcasting. DAVID HERMAN

Arts columns

65Private view If you can’t beat photographers, join them. BEN LEWIS

71Widescreen David Cronenberg comes to London.

MARK COUSINS

72Performance notes December is Messiah month. MARTIN KETTLE

77Smallscreen My plan B for Channel 4.

CHRISTOPHER HIRD

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Sport

GEOFFREY WHEATCROFT mourns the death of English cricket

JASON COWLEY on footballers’ lives

WILL HUTTON warms to golf

EDWARD SMITH finds cricketers in the ghettos of Los Angeles

Climate change

PHILIP BALL explains the complexities of climate NIGEL LAWSON argues against Kyoto

MATTHEW LOCKWOOD provides a rough guide to carbon trading

ADAIR TURNER on the economics of cutting emissions

China

WILL HUTTON & MEGHNAD DESAI debate whether the future really belongs to China or not

YIYUN LI remembers her time in the Chinese army

MICHAEL HOLROYD returns to find the country more relaxed than before

MARK KITTO on how the Chinese government nicked his magazines

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