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Divergent and the female action hero, post-Hunger Games	Is this the real face of democracy in Crimea?	When intimacy fails, can love be objectified – in a good way ?

	Labour Pains An interview with Labour Party leader David Cunliffe by Gordon Campbell
	Airbrushing the News How the media is peddling an agenda, via stock photos by Alison McCulloch
	Te Papa : Treating Staff Like Children Te Papa management revels in management-speak by Gordon Campbell
	Divergent Hits The Big Screen Tris & Katniss : the Rise of the Female Action Hero by Gordon Campbell
	Israel, Palestine and Syria Visiting Israeli analyst Ehud Ya’ari on the emerging “Southern Front” in the Syrian civil war by Gordon Campbell
	Lonely, In Love Why Spike Jonze’s Her could be the most romantic film of the year. by Philip Matthews
	The Crime Bosses of Crimea The links between crime and politics in Russia’s annexed enclave in the Ukraine by Taras Kuzio
	Bound for the Centre Ground Has the Republican Party finally started to turn against its Tea Party faction? by Benjamin Neikrie
	From The Hood : Unofficial Cabinet Manuals And so it was written, and so shall it ever be… by Lyndon Hood
	The Complicatist : Angel Olsen, William Tyler Are you lonely too? Hi Five! So am I! by Gordon Campbell
	* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 45, December 2013 * * * * * The December 2013 Edition of Werewolf by Werewolf