* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 38, March 27, 2013 * * * * *


How Joe Harawira fought back against the poisoning of timber workers	Who controls and who benefits now from Iraq’s oil ?	Can Jennifer Lawrence kill off for good the Manic Pixie Dream Girl stereotype ?

	The Show (And Tell) Trial Is Kim Dotcom bound to get a raw deal at his extradition hearing? by Gordon Campbell
	Toxins In The Timber Mills The remarkable struggle of Joe Harawira and the Sawmill Workers Against Poisons shows it will take more than good rules to keep workers and the environment safe by Alison McCulloch
	At Home, Far From Home Ten years on, an American recalls being in New Zealand on the eve of the 2003 invasion of Iraq by Peter Dyer
	Who Controls Iraq’s Oil? Ten years on from the invasion, it is not the Americans by Gordon Campbell
	London Calling : Sold, and Cold Selling off state-owned energy companies has been a disaster in Britain by Rory MacKinnon
	Beyond The Pixie Dream Girl Silver Linings Playbook, Liberal Arts and the universal love for Jennifer Lawrence by Gordon Campbell
	Egypt In Freefall The Morsi government is leading and feeding the spiral of violence in Egypt by Laura Gribbon
	From The Hood : Ich Bin Ein Wiener The French have A Word For It by Lyndon Hood
	Blurring the Boundaries The convergence of television and politics is a disease without a cure by Gordon Campbell
	The Complicatist : Lee Moses, and Friends More obscure soul music gems from the vaults by Gordon Campbell
	* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 37, February 27, 2012 * * * * * The February 2013 Edition of Werewolf by Werewolf