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— David William Turner: Outing Iran

Boston Review | Feb. 10, 2012
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David William Turner reports on Iranian queer refugee and activist Kiarash Zangeneh.
— Dara ORourke: Think Different (Apple, Foxconn)

Boston Review | Feb. 9, 2012
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Can Apple maintain the public's faith in its products in light of the controversies about the weak labor standards of their Chinese manufacturers? Web editor David Johnson ...
— Sam Witt: Toxic Assets

Boston Review | Feb. 9, 2012
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"Vast forests have already been sacrificed In the marble halls of the bad bank for this: Now that portions of the glacial ice have calved to reveal stone . . ." — From ...
— Jack Boettcher: Ambiguous Origins

Boston Review | Feb. 9, 2012
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"The desk is of a deep grain like a stirred pond but also scored with nicks. Whenever I open it, select a hammer, and try to describe, with hammer, my origins . . ." —From ...
— Natasha Bahrami and Trita Parsi: Blunt Instrument (Iran, sanctions)

Boston Review | Feb. 6, 2012
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The evidence is clear: sanctions are ineffective for promoting democratic change, argue Natasha Bahrami and Trita Parsi
— Jason Anthony: The Holy Game (Super Bowl, football, Christianity)

Boston Review | Feb. 6, 2012
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Those annoyed by Tebowing should lighten up. Sports and religion have always been intertwined, argues Jason Anthony.
— Ali Ansari: Response to Flynt and Hillary Leverett (Iran, Trita Parsi)

Boston Review | Feb. 3, 2012
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Ali Ansari responds to Flynt and Hillary Mann Leverett's review of Trita Parsi's book A Single Roll of the Dice.

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— David William Turner: Outing Iran

— Dara ORourke: Think Different (Apple, Foxconn)

— Sam Witt: Toxic Assets

— Jack Boettcher: Ambiguous Origins

— Natasha Bahrami and Trita Parsi: Blunt Instrument (Iran, sanctions)

— Jason Anthony: The Holy Game (Super Bowl, football, Christianity)

— Ali Ansari: Response to Flynt and Hillary Leverett (Iran, Trita Parsi)

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— David William Turner: Outing Iran

— Dara ORourke: Think Different (Apple, Foxconn)

— Sam Witt: Toxic Assets

— Jack Boettcher: Ambiguous Origins

— Natasha Bahrami and Trita Parsi: Blunt Instrument (Iran, sanctions)

— Jason Anthony: The Holy Game (Super Bowl, football, Christianity)

— Ali Ansari: Response to Flynt and Hillary Leverett (Iran, Trita Parsi)

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— Dara ORourke: Think Different (Apple, Foxconn)