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Articles in August-Sept, 2006 issue of Arena Magazine

• 'Like a diseased people'
  by John Hinkson
• Old rules, new rules? No rules: bullied by Israel and the US, the international community has failed the Palestinians, and the citizens of Lebanon, Syria and Jordan
  by Jeremy Salt
• www.foxnews.com for instance
• The future of indigenous Australia: is there a path beyond the free market or welfare dependency for our indigenous people
  by Jon Altman
• Also known as a barbecue
• Cold comfort hotel: the Melbourne Commonwealth Games sparked a debate about the strategy of using hotels to accommodate homeless people. But what does 'hotels for the homeless' really mean
  by Hellene Gronda
• Zarqawi: taking care of business: a kind of dialogue is unfolding in Iraq, writes Daniel Ross, one that draws the opponents of the West in to the system they despise
  by Daniel Ross
• Drunk on competition: National Competition Policy is undermining the ability of governments to responsibly regulate alcohol
  by Grazyna Zajdow
• Diamonds are forever: the trial of former Liberian leader Charles Taylor for war crimes is only a first-step towards justice in Africa
  by James Scambury
• Still
  by Izabela Pluta
• A roaring capitalist success story? Often hailed as an example of the virtues of neo-liberal globalisation, neglect of India's rural and urban poor is making growing social unrest inescapable
  by Hans Lofgren
• The Google on Orwell
  by Ben Norman
• A little more conversation, a little less action
  by Kate Shaw
• They really are good guys: the contradictions of philanthro-capitalism
  by Simon Cooper
• The drift to neo-authoritarianism: we are currently seeing a new form of government marked by the militarisation of social life, limits on parliamentary oversight and the neutering of the media
  by Geoff Sharp
• Comment
  by Pamela Bone
• Anti-Israel bias at the ABC and SBS? Bullying, harrassment and nit-picking are theaffecting the ability of ABC and SBS to report fairly on the Middle East
  by Antony Loewenstein
• Graun em Laip—Land is Life
  by Jennifer Power
• 49 up
  by Jennifer Power
• Made in Germany—Architecture and Ecology
  by Jennifer Power
• The Yellow Peril
  by Jennifer Power
• Climate of gear? Fear of climate: Nonie Sharp reports on what we weren't told before and what we know now
  by Nonie Sharp
• Deliver us
  by Robyn Rowland
• The cultural contradictions of: Christian fundamentalism: in the second part of his essay, Guy Rundle continues to make links between Christian fundamentalism and hyper-modernity
  by Guy Rundle
• Social Alternatives
  by Alexandra Kirkham
• Inside Indonesia
  by Alexandra Kirkham
• New Internationalist
  by Alexandra Kirkham
• Chain reaction
  by Alexandra Kirkham
• Playing the man in Timor-Leste: the recent violence in Timor-Leste has been blamed on former prime minister Mari Alkatiri or on political opportunists. Kym Holthouse reveals a more complex picture
  by Kym Holthouse
• Not one for romantics, fox news' Bill O'Reilly writes…. 'shutup'!
• Failures of State: a campaign against Aboriginal peoples, cultures and identities is underway in the name of law and order
  by Peter Jull
• Matthew Ryan on the treatment of non-Indigenous belonging
  by Matthew Ryan
• David Potts, The Myth of the Great Depression
  by Annie Davis
• Helen Caldicott, Nuclear Power is Not the Answer to Global Warming or Anything Else
  by Annie Davis
• Angela Bennie, Creme de la Phlegm: Unforgettable Australian Reviews
  by Annie Davis
• Ken Inglis, Whose ABC? The Australian Broadcasting Commission 1983-2006
  by Annie Davis
• Barbara Finlay, George W. Bush and the War on Women: Turning Back the Clock on Progress
  by Annie Davis
• Anthony O'Donnell on Brave New Workplace
  by Anthony O'Donnell
• Reading between the bullets: the rational logic of the gun lobby
  by Andrew Herrick