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Recent Articles from Three Monkeys Online Magazine

• Islam on-line. Adapting to the digital age.

  Like other major religions Islam is coming to terms with the reality of the web. One of the few academics to have actively studied the growing presence of Islam on the web is Professor Gary R.Bunt - Three Monkeys Online spoke with him about his research.

  
  
• After the Flood - Aid, Conflict, and the political Future of Aceh

  The Tsunami that devestated Aceh, Indonesia on the 26^th of December last year has paradoxically brought the world's attention momentarily to this troubled province. We speak to MSF's James Lorenz and American Journalist William Nessen, to get an idea of both the continuing aid operations, and the political effect that the Tsunami has had on the Acehnese Independence Movement.

  
  
• It's in the blood. The Citizenship referendum in Ireland

  The justice minister in Ireland has proposed a constitutional ammendment to change the basis on which Irish Citizenship is granted. Marie Sandland takes a look at some of the issues involved.

  
  
• Everything is illuminated? Jonathan Safran Foer in interview.

  The author of the complex and brilliant first novel Everything is illuminated, says that writing allows the writer to look at their unguarded self. Now, he's involved in politics, prompted by what he sees as the Bush administrations attacks on civil liberties. But, politically, has he anything new to say? Berit Keyes meets with the intriguingly reticent Jonathan Safran Foer.

  
  
• Mapping the past - the Historian's dilemma.

  'Before you study the history, study the historian', said E.H.Carr, illuminating the dilemma of the Historian. Michael Keyes charts the changes in the role of the Historian as determined by the changes in the wider society over the centuries.