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Mark
Camilleri

Mark Camilleri is a historian and chairman of the National Book Council.

An appeal to re-think cultural policy
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An appeal to re-think cultural policy
Serving to all its intents and purposes as a pseudo-intellectual diatribe...
Greece – It’s about your future, not your money
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Greece – It’s about your future, not your money
We cannot afford to be short sighted at a time of great historical change in...
Reasons to rejoice: book consumption is on the rise
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Reasons to rejoice: book consumption is on the rise
The National Book Festival can only exist as a contributing component to the...
The uncultured bourgeoisie of the Maltese islands
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The uncultured bourgeoisie of the Maltese islands
Concepts such as social responsibility and research and development are totally...
Let’s not lose our public libraries
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Let’s not lose our public libraries
By Mark Camilleri, chairman of the National Book Council
Brinkmanship, bluff and Freedom Day
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Brinkmanship, bluff and Freedom Day
When I think of Freedom Day, social justice comes to mind: we must conserve the...
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