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Jordan Bishop SEPARATION ANXIETY Quebec fails to secede Even when it's finally over, it may not be over. That seems to be the consensus following October's hard-fought referendum on Quebec's...

Who pays the price for free trade? (June 1994)

WHO PAYS THE PRICE FOR FREE TRADE? FARMERS, WORKERS, THE UNEMPLOYED JORDAN BISHOP uestions have been raised repeatedly in certain quarters concerning linkage between human rights and trade...

The Tories say goodby: (November 1993)

for directing a brick at someone's head? Or does being abused six). The Tories lost eleven seats in British Columbia, includ- as a child permit one to murder one's abusive parent? The...

I'd say that's a 'NO' (December 1992)

REPORT FROM OTTAWA I'D SAY THAT'S A 'NO' CANADA HANGS TOGETHER wo days before Canadians went to the polls on October 26 to vote on the framework for a new constitutional agreement, Canadian...

Bush vs. the facts (March 1992)

REPORT FROM CANADA BUSH VS. THE FACTS HEALTH CARE THAT WORKS resident George Bush, in his attempt to deal with the issue of health care, felt it necessary last month to engage in the common—in...

Trading away the future?: (December 1988)

REPORT FROM CANADA TRADING AWAY THE FUTURE BUSINESS BUYS A MAJORITY What have been touted as the most impor-tant general elections since 1911 have just resulted in a comfortable majority for Prime...

Forgotten partner (May 1986)

all, but simply like it concentrated or dispersed depending on tive." They could appeal, of course, to pure democratic prin- whatever most serves business...

The world's biggest debtor (May 1985)

THE PRESS called it the Shamrock Summit and all agreed that it made great show business: Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister of Canada, welcomed Ronald Reagan in Quebec City, on Saint Patrick's Day....

Episcopal economics: (February 1983)

Report from Canada EPISCOPAL ECONOMICS UP NORTH, ANOTHER CONTROVERSY TWO YEARS AGO the Canadian Bishops' Commission for Social Affairs published a statement entitled "Unemployment: The Social...

Wood, wind, & water (September 1981)

Report from Nairobi WOOD, WIND, & WATER CONFERENCE ON RENEWABLE ENERGY THE UNITED NATIONS Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy opened August 10 in Nairobi, Kenya, with speeches from...

Paul & Apollo: (March 1981)

IMAGINATION & PASTORAL STRUCTURES IN LATIN AMERICA Paul & Apollo JORDAN BISHOP IT IS DIFFICULT to discuss the problems of the church in areas such as Bolivia or Peru. It is almost impossible to...

Brisk constitutional (December 1980)

Report from Canada BRISK CONSTITUTIONAL THE NEW FEDERALISM VERY EARLY on the morning of October 24, Canada's federal Parliament was the scene of a session described variously as "rowdy,"...

Test for the Tories (February 1980)

Canadian elections TEST FOR THE TORIES MASSACRE OF THE INNOCENTS WHEN prime minister Joe Clark assumed office last spring, with 136 seats, his conservative minority government faced a...

The ho-hum election: (March 1979)

prison background? What is America's soul worth? Scotia, New Brunswick and the West. Some observers saw the The skaters and skiers will depart; the handcuffed young ...

THE NUCLEARIZING OF CANADA (February 1978)

A SACRED COW THE NUCLEARIZINC OF CANADA Over a year has passed since Rene Levesque formed a Parti Quebecois government in Quebec, and Canadians are still bombarded with bits and pieces of a...

The French Fact (May 1977)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FROM CANADA THE FRENCH FACT Several months have passed since the elections that brought Ren6 Lrvesque's Parti Qudb~cois to power in the National Assembly. Mr....

SITTING ON THE LID (April 1976)

IN CANADA SITTENG ON THE LID Early in October, before Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving, the Ottawa rumor circuit buzzed with stories of a new anti-inflation package. It was to be, in a word,...

A SEASON OF DISCONTENT: (July 1975)

REPORT FROM CANADA A SEASON OF DISCONTENT Canada and the United States swim to a great extent in the same economic pool, but there are still real differences in the economies. This is Canada's...

THE SUBSIDIZED SOCIETY: (January 1975)

LIFE IN CANADA THE SUBSIDIZED SOCIETY A few weeks ago an advertising campaign was launched in the Canadian media, with the sincere flavor usually employed to sell soaps and deodorants. They...

Books (November 1974)

! B e l i e v e | # Hope JOSE MARIA DIEZ-ALEGRIA Doubleday, $6.95 JORDAN BISHOP This book is an intensely personal confession of faith, written out of forty years experience as a Jesuit and a...

COMMUNITY, SI-INDEPENDENCE, NO (May 1974)

But the seminary walk-out is now more than three months old; the headlines are getting smaller; the rallies less dramatic; the endless proposals for mediation less interesting. Concordia is...

BOOKS: (March 1974)

The Remaking of the Church RICHARD P. McBR^EN Harper & Row, $6.95 JORDAN BISHOP "A great part of the Christian life of ordinary Christians is developed first of all, at least in fact,...

BOOKS (June 1973)

goes on currently in the gay world can most readily be understood once we put it in the intelligible context of what is involved in belonging to a very unpopular minority. The beginning of...

BOOKS (February 1971)

BOOKS Agriculture, like politics, is not an exact science, even in Cuba Cuba est'il socialiste? RENE DUMONT Editions du Seuil, F. $2.25 Guerrillas in Power: The Course of the Cuban...

LITURGY AS SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY: (December 1970)

LITURGY AS SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY THE LITURGICAL REFORM MAY WELL BE ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF THE REVOLUTION WHICH IS NOT WITHOUT POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES JOSEPH BISHOP In Holy Week of 1969...

SCHOOLS, SI; EDUCATION, NO!: (October 1970)

HOWEVER LATIN AMERICAN EDUCATION MAY BE STRUCTURED, EVEN IN CUBA THE SYSTEM IS INHERENTLY ELITIST-----------SCHOOLS, SI; EDUCATION, NO JORDAN BISHOP Myths die hard, especially when they involve...

GRINGO MANIFESTO (December 1969)

get too warm, and the crops, they're growing like a grim, low-point, full of what some call nihilism, others mad, and they'll be easy to pick, because they'll get depression,...

Papal Infallibility and All That (August 1969)

PAPAL INFALLIBILITY AND ALL THAT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O0 0 0 0 John X X I I I broke the pattern, even by his style JORDAN BISHOP Ninety-nine years of infallibility, formally...

IMPERIALISM AMD THE PILL (January 1969)

next five years without being incinerated. Really we have to pray for a total and profound change in the mentality of the whole world. What we have known in the past of Christian penance is not a...

SPROUTING SLUMS (April 1967)

The campesinos leave their past SPROUTING SLUMS JORDAN BISHOP Slums are dreary enough anywhere, but the new urban fringes of Latin American cities seem to many to reach an all-time low in slum...

The Bitter Latins (June 1966)

THE BITTER LATINS 0 0 0 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 The last revolution and the third world JORDAN BISHOP The rhetoric of the "third world" is an extremely moralistic one,...

TREMORS IN BOLIVIA (December 1965)

From bad to worst TREMORS IN BOLIVIA JORDAN BISHOP Perhaps more than any other Latin American country, Bolivia enjoys an image of a land of revolution. In the 135 years of her history she has...

YANKEES IN ROMAN COLLARS (July 1965)

Missionaries to Latin America YANKEES IN ROMAN COLLARS _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 JORDAN BISHOP The number of priests and religious from the United States and Canada working in...

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