November 2006

November 2006Nora Underwood delves into what neuroscience tells us about the teenage brain; Andrew Nikiforuk questions Albertas dependence on VLT gambling revenues; Gerald Caplan argues that the West remains as complicit as ever in the plight of modern day Africa; a photo essay by Sarah Hughes depicts women in their comfortable and safe outfits and their attractive and sexy outfits; fiction by Tobias Wolff

Wendy Dennis argues that new findings and the popularity of The Sopranos signal a return from obscurity for psychoanalysis

fiction by Goran Simic

The Walrus Reads seven new books of note

part three of former MP Barry Campbell’s memoir on life as a politician

Kagan McLeod contributes illustrations to the National Post

John Lorinc examines the recovery efforts of Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney

David Fulton reports on Europe’s efforts to repel African refugees

Bruce Grierson discusses the story and legacy of his grandfather

John Lorinc ponders regulating the weather-changing technologies of geoengineering

Banana Yoshimoto

The cover of the September 2008 issue of The Walrus

fiction by André Alexis