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Recent Articles from Three Monkeys Online Magazine

• ''Bush and Kerry: Contrasting Styles with the Same Results''

  While the two American Presidential candidates square up to each other, the American electorate, and the world at large, question 'what are the differences between the two?'. Dr. Michael A. Weinstein of the PINR looks at their respective decisional styles.

  
  
• A Baghdad Journal - Asne Seierstad

  Norwegian Journalist Asne Seierstad, author of The Bookseller of Kabul, has spent her career reporting the human side of conflict. She discusses her experiences in Iraq, and the ethics of war reporting.

  
  
• From the outside looking in – Norway and the EU

  Norway remains one of those rarer than rare things, a non-EU nation in Europe. Ten years after the Norwegians rejected full EU membership, for the second time, Berit Haugen Keyes examines the arguments both for joining and for remaining outside the EU.

  
  
• Avoiding the Question - the continuing peak oil production debate. An interview with Robert Hirsch, Author of Peak Oil Report for U.S. Department of Energy

  In March 2005 the US government quietly published the findings of scientists commissioned by the Department of Energy to investigate the issue of peak oil production, and its impact. The issue is finally making it's way into the main stream press, but clear answers are hard to find, as demonstrated by this interview with one of the report's authors, Robert Hirsch.

  
  
• Memories, Fight and Fantasy at the Hand of the Great Superhero of the Spanish Narrative - Isabel Allende in interview

  Isabel Allende is one of Latin America's most celebrated novelists - no mean feat considering the competition and the challenges faced writing as a woman in an implicity chauvinist society. Her work, now justifiably celebrated world wide, concerns itself with justice, memory, feminism, and magic. Her latest novel, Zorro was an easy choice of subject she reveals in a wide ranging interview with Three Monkeys Online.