Half a century after the revolution, is Cuba turning to new gods? Roger Davidson reports from Havana
Will Turkey take the Yugoslavia option? Kerem Oktem on a country caught between Islam and ultra-nationalism
Banks collapsing, homes repossessed, jobs disappearing . . . no wonder the world is in despair. Steven Lukes turns to Durkheim to make sense of the real depression
Stephen Howe on a new history of Cromwell's Irish adventure
Why do women screech when men shout? Sally Feldman explores the sexual politics of the voice
Paul Sims finds out what’s behind the anarchic anti-cult group Anonymous
Elizabeth Wilson on the new scapegoats
Peace through religious understanding is an admirable goal, argues Edna Fernandes. But who should be paying for it?
America’s Religious Right has devised a seductive new recruitment strategy, reveals Dagmar Herzog
A simple suggestion that MPs leave their religious views outside Parliament turned me into a hate figure for Labour Party Catholics, says Mary Honeyball