David Ransom on saucepan democracy.
September 1987's Issue
MASCULINITY - The birth of a new manEvery month, we put up a selection of articles from the magazine. To enjoy the complete magazine, subscribe and receive three free issues and a world map. Or buy a digital subscription which gives you unlimited access to all magazines since 2007 and for a year after purchase on your computer or mobile device, in their original full-colour design.
Featured in issue 175
The Absent Father Comes Home
Men are being changed by a new kind of fatherhood. Dexter Tiranti reports from the front line.
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Action And Worth Reading On Masculinity
Suggestions of action men can take - and stop taking - today. Plus further reading and contact points.
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The Evolving Man
A sneak preview of some pioneering research into men by Bob Connell, Norm Radican and Pip Martin.
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Country Profile: Angola
Potentially rich in oil, diamonds and coffee, Angola remains poor.
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Queer Fears And Gay Examples
strong.Gary Dowsett explains why hterosexual men should stop vilifying gays and start learning from them.
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Simply... Understanding Boys
If we want to understand masculinity we can start by understanding boys.
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Soft-core Sex
What is non-penetrative sex? Men should learn to love it, argues Paul Ryan.
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The Weaker Sex
African women grow most of the food and do all of the housework. Where does this leave the men? Osei Kofi reports.
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Husbands Of The Nile
Muslim men get the world’s worst press. But, according to Sherif Hetata, they too are beginning to change.
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Keynote: Birth of a new man
Men have to give up their power over women. But Chris Brazier argues that they could discover themselves in the progress.
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