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Jason Cowley

Jason Cowley is editor of the New Statesman

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Politics
Still haunted by the ghosts of '66
03 July 2000

That World Cup win and that swinging summer created a benchmark against which we will always be meas

I awoke on Saturday to discover that I was a sleazy loner and frequenter of strip clubs and dodgy bars
26 June 2000
Books
Shoot-out
26 June 2000

On Penalties

Andrew Anthony Yellow Jersey, 150pp, £10

ISBN 0224059947

Books
Summer paperbacks - Literary editor's recommendations
19 June 2000
Books
Last man
19 June 2000

The Broken Estate

James Wood Vintage, 318pp, £12.50

ISBN 0712665579

Politics
Where the tweeds meet the tattoos
20 March 2000

Jason Cowley goes to the Cheltenham races and finds our class system just holding steady

Society
The New Statesman Profile - Caprice
06 March 2000

She has turned her brightly packaged self into a corporate image fit for a king - or at least a prin

Books
Hating the mob. Friedrich Reck-Malleczewen never forgave himself for not murdering Hitler when he had the chance. Jason Cowley reads the fascinating war diaries of an aristocrat and pessimist
06 March 2000

Diary of a Man in Despair

Friedrich Reck-Malleczewen Duck Editions, 240pp, £12.99

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Culture
Bridge over troubled water
31 January 2000

The new bridge uniting Sweden and Denmark is a towering icon of science and modernity; it is also a

Books
Stolen identity
24 January 2000

My German Question: growing up in Nazi Berlin

Peter Gay Yale University Press, 208pp, £16.50

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