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Has apathy killed Iceland’s experiment in democratic constitutional reform ?	Was Top of The Lake really all that good ?	Is this the weird place where National Standards and classroom tests are taking us ?

	Risky Business The threat posed to our marine and coastal environment by the Texas oil company, Anadarko by Gordon Campbell
	Fighting To Choose An excerpt from Alison McCulloch’s new book about the battle for abortion rights in New Zealand by by Alison McCulloch
	The Quiet American Celebrating the career of film-maker, Les Blank by Gordon Campbell
	Testing, Testing… But Not Teaching How standardised classroom tests are producing some frightening outcomes in the US by Gordon Campbell
	Iceland Walks Itself Backwards Iceland’s attempt to write a new Constitution hits an electoral headwind by Giulia Dessi
	Campion, Gatsby, Godard and Jesus Franco What should we make of Jane Campion’s return to television? Also: should you be worried about Baz Luhrmann’s Great Gatsby? Is Godard great – and who was Jesus Franco? by Philip Matthews
	From The Hood : Factual Correctness Gone Mad In which we hear about the journalistic standard of accuracy and think it sounds like a fantastic idea. by Lyndon Hood
	The Complicatist : Precious Bryant Paying dues to the Piedmont style of blues by Gordon Campbell
	One Person’s Trash is Another’s Treasure Practical sustainability, as a part of everyday life in Argentina by Amy Vinicombe
	Travelling Light : Argentina Plays By Its Own Rules A visit to a country with striking similarities to New Zealand, but vastly different policies by Marc Thornley
	* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 38, March 27, 2013 * * * * * The March 2013 Edition of Werewolf by Werewolf