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After hours and hours of exhausting surfing, we have found these useful links for MercatorNet readers.

The Galbraith Revival

City Journal | 04 March 2010

The aristocratic economist’s big-government ideas are back in vogue.

Why did Norwegians win so many Golds?

New York Times | 03 March 2010

Because some of them are made of steel

Mexico’s Separation of Church and State

Wall Street Journal | 03 March 2010

Will Mexico amend its Constitution to formally declare the country to be "laica"— meaning "secular."

Love Among the Ruins of Haiti

Weekly Standard | 03 March 2010

Caring for orphans, ransoming hostages, burying the dead—it’s all in a day’s work for Father Rick Frechette.

Soul Music

The American (American Enterprise Institute) | 02 March 2010

Roger Scruton asks, How do we tell what music we should and should not encourage?

Bad language in the boffins’ blogosphere

London Times | 01 March 2010

What drives people to be so vitiriolic in their comments?

Memories of Madeline

ABC | 01 March 2010

An Australian journalist remembers her stillborn daughter.

When responsibility doesn’t pay

NRO | 01 March 2010

Mark Steyn on Greek Armageddon

What’s really causing Britain’s teen pregnancy epidemic

Daily Mail | 01 March 2010

A philosophy professor tells it like it is.

Greece as a political time bomb

First Things | 27 February 2010

Is corruption so endemic that bankruptcy is inevitable?

What’s so progressive about sex education?

Spiked | 27 February 2010

The idea that the sex-ed curriculum is pure and neutral, in contrast to faith schools’ alleged bigotry, is nonsense.

Throw it in a stream

Spectator (UK) | 27 February 2010

Chinese mothers tell their stories of loss and love.

Are There Harms of Home Schooling?

Public Discourse | 26 February 2010

Critics of home-schooling need to be tutored about the nature of education and the family.

Why Won’t Anyone Clean Me?

Wall Street Journal | 26 February 2010

Most Americans tidy their refrigerators only once or twice a year.

The Era of the Narcissist

First Things | 24 February 2010

Fallout from the self-esteem movement.

Bringing it all back home

The National (Abu Dhabi) | 24 February 2010

Does the astonishing volume of global remittances redeem the moral ambiguities of migrant labour?

Tibet Is No Shangri-La

Foreign Policy | 23 February 2010

And the Dalai Lama is not what you think.

There’s no such thing as the perfect child

Globe and Mail | 22 February 2010

A parent asked why I didn’t get prenatal testing. My son is the same as other kids. He just happens to have Down syndrome.

The power elite

New York Times | 22 February 2010

The days of the Yankee ascendancy are gone. But are we better off?

Debt and the Current Crisis

Public Discourse | 22 February 2010

It may be time to reconsider the long tradition that warned against the dangers of borrowing.

Who is the real hero?

CTV | 21 February 2010

Olympic gold medalist says his older brother with cerebral palsy is the real hero

Mercy killing? Never. I’ll always fight like a lioness for my darling boy

Daily Mail | 19 February 2010

Why do they give film stars knighthoods, and not this lady?

Religion Among the Millennials

Pew Forum | 19 February 2010

Less Religiously Active Than Older Americans, But Fairly Traditional In Other Ways.

The 24 laziest countries

The Daily Beast | 18 February 2010

Welcome to the Couch Potato Olympics.

Apple vs. Obama

Slate | 17 February 2010

Which is more important: politics or technology?

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