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Recent Articles from Three Monkeys Online Magazine

• Protestant Boy - Geoffrey Beattie in interview

  Professor of Psychology at Manchester University, author, and resident Psychologist on Channel Four's Big Brother, Geoffrey Beattie has recently written an inciteful memoir of his Ulster Protestant upbringing. In interview with Three Monkeys Online.

  
  
• Snapshots from the Past. A 1975 interview with former US Secretary of State Dean Rusk

  In 1975 Richard Gilbert, as part of a production for Canada's CBS, interviewed Dean Rusk. Rusk, at that stage retired, had been a serving Secretary of State for both John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. The interview, over thirty years later, still resonates.

  
  
• Iraq Death Toll in Third Year of Occupation is Highest Yet

  Three years on from the Invasion of Iraq, and the human cost of this war is still unclear. While information on civilian deaths is still unforthcoming from the US & UK governments, the Iraq Body Count provides important figures.

  
  
• ‘Keeping the Tempo’: The Orange Revolution Remembered

  In November 2004 Horatio Morpurgo flew into Kiev, on his way to report on a Nature reserve for an ecological magazine. By chance he found himself in the midst of the Orange revolution. Morpurgo gives his eye-witness account of the Ukranian Orange revolution to Three Monkeys Online.

  
  
• A beginner's guide to globalisation. Paul Kingsnorth in interview.

  Trevor Manuel, the South African Minister for finance, famously commented on the rise of global protest movements, “I know what they’re against but I have no sense of what they’re for”. Paul Kingsnorth, the one time editor of The Ecologist, set out to answer that question. In interview with Three Monkeys Online he discusses the European Constitution, Neo-Liberalism, and the power of protest.