Issue 6: Religion and Politics
- Introduction
07 June 2013 3:22 PM | No Comments - Team Life vs Team Death: The Struggle for Birth Control in the Philippines
07 June 2013 3:21 PM | No Comments - The Case for Disestablishment of State and Church in the UK
04 June 2013 11:22 AM | No Comments - Faith Schools – a Force for Cohesion or a Force for Division?
04 June 2013 11:20 AM | No Comments - Freedom of Religious Expression in Europe
04 June 2013 11:17 AM | No Comments - Marxism and Religion
04 June 2013 11:13 AM | No Comments - Responding to the Religious Question: A Marxist Approach
04 June 2013 11:11 AM | No Comments - Placing Muslims on the Map: Understanding Islam in Europe
04 June 2013 11:03 AM | No Comments - Should we apply Sharia law principles to our unprincipled financial system?
04 June 2013 11:02 AM | No Comments - The Separation of Church and State in American Politics: What is God to a Non-Believer?
04 June 2013 10:54 AM | No Comments
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Issue 2: Politics of Gender (14)
Issue 2: US Election (13)
Issue 3: Environment and Ethical Living (14)
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Issue 4: Student Politics (14)
Issue 4: The Politics of Europe (9)
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Issue 5: Middle East (10)
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Issue 6: Media and Technology Archive
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An Interview with Dr Marc Stears
Posted on April 4, 2011 | No CommentsCanvas interviews Dr Marc Stears on a wide range of issues, including the Big Society, Blue Labour and student protests. -
The Media and the Battle Against the ‘Narco’ in Mexico
Posted on April 4, 2011 | No CommentsThis article explores the changing relationship between the Mexican government and the media over the battle of the Narco - does the media have the power to affect public expectations? -
Fear & Facts: Nuclear’s future after Fukushima
Posted on April 4, 2011 | No CommentsAn assessment of why nuclear power causes fear and why this fear is ill placed. -
Has technology affected campaigning?
Posted on April 4, 2011 | No CommentsA message from Liberal Youth Sheffield -
Election of Our New Committee
Posted on April 4, 2011 | No CommentsAll the new members of the committee and their roles for next year and our commitment towards the Canvas constitution and aims. -
BskyB Takeover: Murdoch and a British Media Hegemony
Posted on April 4, 2011 | No CommentsGeorge Richards raises important concerns given the recent decision by Jeremy Hunt that Rupert Murdoch is able to take over the remaining 61 per cent shares of BskyB. -
Debate: Should the BBC be privatised?
Posted on April 4, 2011 | 1 CommentIn this issue's debate article, Joe Ahern and Matthew Byatt put their case for and against the privatisation of the BBC. -
Review: The Republic, Plato
Posted on April 4, 2011 | 2 CommentsMarc Geddes takes a look at the political thought of one of the most important Ancient Greek thinkers of the past: Plato. Can he provide any use to contemporary affairs?