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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2002 issue of New Internationalist

• The art of peace - Currents - Brief Article
• The impossible dream - French Revolution, 1789, and Everywhere, 2002 - Brief Article
• Vespertine. . - Music - sound recording review
  by Louise Gray
• Holocaust - Word corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• Might or right: No government can justify the mass murder of its own citizens. But we have yet to evolve international institutions that can intervene to prevent it. Peter Singer lays down some ground rules - Justice & Security
  by Peter Singer
• Mantra mix. . - Music - sound recording review
  by Louise Gray
• Funny money: Street-level initiatives in the economic crisis - Currents - Brief Article
  by Chris Moss
• Heavy surf & tsunamis: Ellen Frank explains why reform of the world financial system is in the interests even of the globalizers - Money
  by Ellen Frank
• Eco- Economy: Building an economy for the earth. . - Books - book review
  by Christian Huot
• Seriously…: You couldn't make this stuff up - Currents - Brief Article
• Give us your dreams: We asked NI readers for their own visions of a better world, from practical suggestions to utopian grand schemes. Here are some of the responses - Dreams
• The Blue Mountain. . - Mixed Media - book review
  by Peter Whittaker
• Letters
• The altered landscape - The Starting Point - after terrorist attacks on World Trade Center and Pentagon, 2001
  by Jordi Pigem
• The end of styrofoam strawberry: Peter Rosset takes us on a quick world tour of sustainable food production, and finds alternative methods are not just viable, but reaping the benefits - Food & Farming
  by Peter Rosset
• Born in blood and fire: A concise history of Latin America. . - Mixed Media - book review
  by George Fisher
• Peddling poison: Reem Hadded gauges the fallout when pesticide companies become agricultural advisors - Letter from Lebanon - Brief Article
  by Reem Haddad
• A parliament or the planet: George Monbiot nails his colours to the mast of a directly elected world assembly - Global Democracy
  by George Monbit
• Bringing it all back home: Jim Shultz offers some strategies to carry our resistance forward on a local level - Local Resistance - globalization with justice
  by Jim Shultz
• Adanggaman. . - Film + Video - movie review
  by Zoe Druick
• Southern Exposure: Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World - Brief Article
  by Javad Montazeri
• Unchaining captive hearts: Westerners are not used to looking in envy at the lot of Bangladeshi villagers. But we have a lot to learn from them about reclaiming and regenerating culture from the globalizing behemoths
  by Jeremy Seabrook
• With a special focus on the majority world: Our media feed us news dominated by rich-world events and preoccupations. Here the NI redresses the balance with an alternative view of the year's key events - Chronicle 2001
• Romania - Country Profile - economics, politics, history
  by Horatio Morpurgo
• The couple - Windows 7 - Short Story
• The right to rave - from 'Upside Down' - Brief Article - Excerpt
  by Eduardo Galeano
• Best of the year - Video - Brief Article
• Before Night Falls - Ni 336 - Mixed Media - Brief Article
• Smoke gets in your eyes: Tobacco industry seeks to reposition itself as 'responsible' - Currents - Brief Article
• Going down in history: The island state of Tuvalu will soon be swamped by the Pacific thanks to global warming. But its fate lends weight to a concept of 'ecological debt' that might yet change the world - Environment
  by Andrew Simms
• Best the year - Books - Brief Article
• The pain of childbirth - Currents - Brief Article
  by Panos
• Time for renaissance - Religion - Islam
  by Tehmina Durrani
• Best the year - Music - Diamanda Galas - Laurie Anderson - Brief Article