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Articles in August, 1998 issue of New Internationalist

• Cocoa chain: the history of the bean
  by Richard Swift
• Hazel Henderson: … tracks down one of the world's most cogent `anti-economists'
  by Murray MacAdam
• Under African skies: modern African stories
• Cocoa chain: … the bittersweet journey from cocoa to chocolate
  by Richard Swift
• Secrets and skies - teaching English to a Mongolian official
  by Louisa Waugh
• Remember me: activists call for action against police violence
  by Leopold Hatugari
• Race to stand still: cocoa prices may go up, but the quality of life goes down
  by Richard Swift
• Ghostland: Ghostland
• Single spark
• Best of the best: why Ghana's cocoa farmers are no longer content to be used as pawns in the international cocoa-marketing game
  by Richard Swift
• Chocolate saves the world! … takes a look at the magic bean to see if it can be persuaded to work better for everyone
  by Richard Swift
• South Africa: limits to change
• Deep roots in cocoa country: life may be tough and real hardship never far distant
  by Richard Swift
• Rafi's revenge: Asian Dub Foundation
• Bluebeard's castle: - a tragedy of power and patriarchy
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Country profile: Libya
  by Steve Sherman
• Cocoa chain
  by Richard Swift
• Deity banned: outrage as Dalai Lama denounces Dorje Shugden
  by Sara Chamberlain
• Battered projects: environmental agency under attack - Global Environmental Facility
  by Rob Edwards
• Cocoa farmer in Cadbury's court: Asamoah visits the `real world'
  by Richard Swift
• Chocolate - the facts: the relationship of the bitter tropical bean to that gooey brown goodness is usually ignored
  by Richard Swift
• Death of dignity: Angola's civil war
• Nuclear fantasy: not everyone in India is enthralled by the `Hindu bomb'
  by Bittu Sahgal