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Articles in March, 2003 issue of New Internationalist

• An Indian by any other name - View from the South - Brief Article
  by Urvashi Butalia
• Stalling the big steal - Water: Privatization
  by Rudolf Amenga-Etego
• Al-Jazeera - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Peter Whittaker
• Human kidneys: The new cash crop - Currents: Poverty
  by Nancy Scheper-Hughes
• Running out of water, running out of time: as the bloodshed in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues, so too do water negotiations between the two sides. Charmaine Seitz listens in - Water: Conflict
  by Charmaine Seitz
• Making waves - Brief Article
• Borderline justice: The body count of young women factory workers near the US-Mexican border continues to grow - Currents: Human Rights - Brief Article
  by Greg Bloom
• Harvesting the raindrop: where water strife once drove village communities apart, co-operative effort has brought sustenance. Sunita Narain outlines an Indian phenomenon that offers hope to the world - Water: Conservation
  by Sunita Narain
• Revolution vs Globalization - Essay
  by John Ripton
• Khaki - Word Corner - Brief Article
  by Susan Watkin
• Going off the mains: there's no water connection where James Stronell is building his house. He tells the NI about it - Water: Conservation
  by James Stronell
• Turkmenistan - Country Profile - Brief Article
  by Nick Megoran
• Addicted to conflict: Indonesian military resist 'zone of peace' - Currents: West Papua - Brief Article
  by Eben Kirksey
• Saddam Hussein - Worldbeaters - Brief Article
• Seriously…: you couldn't make this stuff up - Brief Article
• Far from Heaven - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Precious fluid: Dinyar Godrej on the challenge posed by the world's freshwater crisis - Water: Keynote
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Hits - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Louise Gray
• From this month's editor - Brief Article - Editorial
• Big dams, big trouble: Patrick McCully presents the case against the concrete behemoths that cause more misery than they're worth - Water: Big Dams
  by Patrick McCully
• A Little Deeper - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Louise Gray
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Closing the loop: Maggie Black lets the 'waste' word slip out, a cardinal sin at an international conference on ecological sanitation. But witnessing how muck is put to good use proves her redemption - Water: Sanitation
  by Maggie Black
• Bioterror: Manufacturing Wars the American Way - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Vanessa Baird
• Southern exposure - Brief Article
  by Shyam Tekwani
• Water the facts
• Creole - Mixed Media - Brief Article
  by Peter Whittaker