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Science, People & Politicsxxx Volume Ixxx Front cover Contents xxxx VI Advertiser's page. xxxx URLs Volume I xxxx Base of the page INDEXES AND ISSUE COVERS INDEXES: 2005-2006 volume i Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 1. Sept.- Oct., 2005 Robert Winston on science. NASA goes to the Moon. Martin Rees becomes President of the Royal Society. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 2. Nov.- Dec., 2005 Europe's space science endangered. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 3. Jan.- Feb., 2006 No content. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 4. Mar.- Apr., 2006 Earth's water. Psychiatry and genetics. Water in the Middle East. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 5. May - June, 2006 Astronomy in Chile. Neuroscience and happiness. Science, People & Politics. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 6. July - Aug., 2006 US government at work. Book review: The nature of environmentalism. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 7. Sept.- Oct., 2006 No content. Science, People & Politics Content, Issue 8. Nov.- Dec., 2006 World Bank plans. Poetry in physics. Imagination in physics. INDEXES: 2007 volume ii Top of the page. Volume iii Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 1. Jan. - Feb., 2007 From the Big Bang to Macromolecules. International Geophysical Year 1957-1958. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 2. Mar.- Apr., 2007 Darfur, its future and Human Rights. Film review. Amazing Grace. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 3. May.- Jun., 2007 Remembrance. A poem by Gaia Holmes. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 4. July - Aug., 2007 Editorial Law and crime. No content. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 5. Sept. - Oct., 2007 Call for Iraq War Inquiry. Labour Party 2007 in the North of England. Science, People & Politics No Editorial Content, Issue 6. Nov.- Dec., 2007 No editorial. Annapolis peace process seen from East Jerusalem. Science, People & Politics Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx X. XxxxxxXxxxxxXXXX Xxxxxxxxxxx X xxxx xx Xxxx Xxxxxx. Science, People & Politics Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx X. Xxxx x Xxxxx, XXXX Xxxxxxxxx Xxx xxx xxxxx. Xx xxxxxxx. Top of the page. Volume ii volume iii INDEXES: 2008 Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 1. Jan. - Feb., 2008 Editorial: CSR 2007, criminal and civil Law. Book review: Cosmological multiverses. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 2. Mar.- Apr., 2008 Editorial: Sea-bed mining. Book review: A medical mystery. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 3. May.- Jun., 2008 Editorial: Disaster relief. Book review: Psychology of Happiness. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 4. July - Aug., 2008 Editorial: Food security. Book review: Climate change primer. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 5. Sept. - Oct., 2008 Editorial: Fraud internationally & Law Lords. Book review: Time travel. Science, People & Politics Editorial Content, Issue 6. Nov.- Dec., 2008 Editorial: Banking. Interview with the former Bishop of Jerusalem. Science, People & Politics Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx X. XxxxxxXxxxxxXXXX Xxxxxxxxxxx X xxxx xx Xxxx Xxxxxx. Science, People & Politics Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx X. Xxxx x Xxxxx, XXXX Xxxxxxxxx Xxx xxx xxxxx. Xx xxxxxxx. This page was finalised 9th February, 2009. Top. Science, People & Politics is owned by Science, People and Politics Ltd, Registered address, 165 Longfellow Court, Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire, HX7 5LG. Front cover design: Helen Gavaghan Copyright:GavaghanCommunications/ Science, People and Politics. All rights reserved. .