Table of Contents - 22 Nov 2008

• EDITORIAL: How Barack Obama won (Peter Westmore)
• CANBERRA OBSERVED: How long will Malcolm Turnbull last?
• NATIONAL SECURITY: Executed Bali bombers hailed as martyrs (John Miller)
• HUMAN RIGHTS: Beijing's butcher is granted Australian visa (Joseph Poprzeczny)
• ENVIRONMENT: Arctic melting: don't spoil a good story with the facts (Peter Westmore)
• FINANCIAL MARKETS: Regulatory proposals being put to Obama (Patrick J. Byrne)
• OPINION: The West's long-running economic malaise (Ken Aldred)
• HEALTH CARE: Australian medicine's middle way (Jeffry Babb)
• AUSTRALIAN POLITICS: A successful conservative party ready to rebuild (Professor David Flint AM)
• RULE OF LAW: The perils of a politicised judiciary (Bill Muehlenberg)
• NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Assessing the Australian Christian Lobby (Damian Wyld)
• POPULATION: The economic consequences of abortion (Steve Mosher and Colin Mason)
• MEDIA: The facts behind the 1949 coal strike (Peter Westmore)
• AS THE WORLD TURNS: Toxic melamine in the food chain in China / African-Americans from victimhood to responsibility
• Abandoning the old and sick (letter) (Dr Lucy G. Sullivan)
• Institutional corruption in our schools (letter) (J.W. Shannon)
• Absurd expectations about Obama (letter) (M. Gordon)
• BOOKS: THE FAMILY: Power, Politics and Fundamentalism's Shadow Elite, by Jeff Sharlet (Bill James (reviewer))
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