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  1. Editor's Note: Nationalism & Free Speech
  2. Jessica Loudis
  3. pp. 1-2
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  1. 24-Hour Party People: How Britain's New Age Traveler movement defined a zeitgeist
  2. Dan Fox
  3. pp. 3-9
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  1. Life On Mars: Dubai projects a new vision of nationalism
  2. Rahel Aima
  3. pp. 10-15
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  1. Freudian Slips: On the complicated—and lingering—legacy of psychoanalysis in Argentina
  2. Mariano Ben Plotkin
  3. pp. 16-22
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  1. Anatomy: Where Are You From?
  2. Laurel Jarombek, Meehyun Nam Thompson
  3. pp. 24-25
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  1. White Flight: Nationalists take on the shifting grounds of Polish racial identity
  2. Jennifer Wilson
  3. pp. 26-29
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  1. Only A Shadow: On El Salvador's tragic identity
  2. Horacio Castellanos Moya, Julia Sanches
  3. pp. 30-34
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  1. Sound Systems: A new generation of Jamaican musicians is blending dancehall and roots reggae to take on the country's problems
  2. Kwame Dawes
  3. pp. 35-39
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  1. Anatomy: A Museum By Any Other Name
  2. John Kiehl, Meehyun Nam Thompson
  3. pp. 40-41
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  1. Gender Trouble: What feminists can learn from Egypt's revolution
  2. Sarah Leonard, Yasmin El-Rifae
  3. pp. 42-47
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  1. Forbidden Colors: Homosexuality has traditionally been accepted in Japan, but the country's laws have yet to catch up
  2. Hiroaki Sato
  3. pp. 49-53
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  1. All in a Day's Work
  2. Barney Rosset
  3. pp. 54-55
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  1. Dissident Cinema: A conversation between Jafar Panahi and Jamsheed Akrami
  3. pp. 56-69
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  1. LGBTQ Ugandans Balance Hope And Fear: Four years after an anti-gay bill attracted global notoriety, queer Ugandans are cautiously coming out from the shadows
  2. Jake Naughton
  3. pp. 70-83
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  1. Keep Calm And Carry On: How Singapore's leaders use the gospel of business to stifle dissent
  2. Kirsten Han
  3. pp. 84-90
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  1. Banking On The Future: Everything you always wanted to know about sperm donation in China (but were afraid to ask)
  2. Ayo Wahlberg
  3. pp. 91-98
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  1. Safe Spaces: As the Syrian crisis forces women to fend for themselves, female refugees in Jordan are learning to cope
  2. Samira Shackle
  3. pp. 99-106
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  1. Estonia Goes Digital: Residents of the tiny Baltic nation are going all in on techno-governance
  2. Orit Gat
  3. pp. 108-113
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  1. Last Word: What does "hospitality" really mean?
  2. Antjie Krog
  3. pp. 115-117
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  1. The Fellow Traveler
  2. Eben Klemm
  3. p. 118
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