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Articles in Dec, 1999 issue of New Internationalist

• Gathering storm: the long-range forecast for the world's weather is less than reassuring. Dinyar Godrej reads the signs
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Seasons of the mind, storms of the soul: not feeling quite up to scratch? It could be a weather bulletin from the pineal …
  by Trevor Turner
• Lugano report: on preserving capitalism in the twenty-first century
• Two for joy: the natural way out of one-child policy - China's
  by Zhang Yifei
• Lion lies down: Julius Nyerere comes to the end of the anti-colonial life
  by Chris Brazier
• Future is now: still think all the fuss around global warming is just hot air? Here's just a small sample of the evidence that shows it's for real
• Like the milk: Mr McFall's Chamber
• Discipline and punish — being the book that unpacked authority and its mechanisms
  by Tony Milligan
• Country profile: Saudi Arabia
  by Sufyan Al-Jazzar
• Weather - the facts
• AIDS: older men infect teenage girls - African
• Catastrophe! - history shows that climate change has economic and demographic consequences
  by David Keys
• Smokescreen: the World Bank cliams to be concerned about the environment. So what is it doing stoking the flames of global warming in China? …
  by Kate Hampton
• Discipline and punish
• Excited delirium - authorities claim many prison deaths result from cocaine abuse
• Harry's gone fishing: Leon Rosselson
• Weather - few matters are of more universal concern to the entire human race than the earth's atmospheric conditions
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Breathtaking: Nicola Baird reveals the power and mystery of rainforests, whose destruction is making the Earth short of breath
  by Nicola Baird
• And now for the weather: so what are the predictions for the coming century? Cartoons by Polyp
• Earth
• Direct hactivism - direct action through computer hacking has become an effective means of sabotage
• Fight for food: with the mighty monsoon becoming increasingly wayward, Indian farmers are having to use every ounce of their ingenuity …
  by Devinder Sharma
• Measles menace: indigenous people risk wipe-out - India's
• Big business, poor people: the impact of transnational corporations on the world's poor
• English attack: Reem Haddad reports on some linguistic twists and turns - in Lebanon
  by Reem Haddad
• Cost of cool: Michael Peel reports on the rich world's love affair with conditioned air
  by Michael Peel
• Marzieh: Christine Aziz finds one of Iran's most famous artists in her surprising exile in downtown Baghdad
  by Christine Aziz
• Truth in action - James Mawdsley dramatically drew attention to the abuses of Burma's civil rights policy
  by Ben Skelton