As noted when we first collected Michael Ignatieff’s freely readable writings, Prospect magazine did, for a time, make available all of the pieces Mr. Ignatieff wrote for it. They haven’t reopened the entire archive to non-subscribers, but a couple pieces are now available for free. They are Virtual War from April 2000 and Identity Parades from April 1998.
As noted when we first collected Michael Ignatieff’s freely readable writings, Prospect magazine did, for a time, make available all of the pieces Mr. Ignatieff wrote for it. They haven’t reopened the entire archive to non-subscribers, but a couple pieces are now available for free. They are Virtual War from April 2000 and Identity Parades from April 1998.
There is also this—an exchange of essays between Mr. Ignatieff and Jack Granatstein on the importance of history—from the book Great Questions of Canada.