* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 4, SEPTEMBER 2009 * * * * *


Should the law protect celebrity privacy?	Is Hassan Firouzabadi (who?) running Iran ?	Why rape victims get a bad deal from the courts

	Changing the law on rape Can rape victims get a better deal? by Catriona MacLennan
	The Media, Celebrities and Privacy An interview with Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe by Gordon Campbell
	Is Test Cricket On the Ropes? The long version of the great game faces an uncertain future by Brannavan Gnanalingham
	How Green Is Your Landlord ? Convincing landlords to invest in energy savings – when tenants reap the benefits – is difficult by James Robinson
	The Complicatist: When Good Hymns Are Sung By Bad People That song from Night of the Hunter by Gordon Campbell
	Looking After Our Patch Crush and crate’ em policies increase the power of gangs by Denis O’Reilly
	Iran: Paranoid, But With Real Enemies Iran faces up to its inner demons and its foreign foes by Gordon Campbell
	Living Sensibly with Drugs Portugal makes the de-criminalisation of drugs work by Jose Barbosa
	Badger’s Parting Gifts (1984) by Susan Varley Death in children’s stories by Gordon Campbell
	Left Coasting: The Door That Swings Both Ways California fails to cope with its crowded prisons by Rosalea Barker
	Travelling Light: Doing the Manhattan Walk of Death On foot, and fearless in New York City by Nina Arron
	From the Hood Bullet Points Will Solve All My Structure Problems by Lyndon Hood
	Cartoon Alley Reviews, commentary and comics from local artists by Werewolf

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