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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2000 issue of New Internationalist

• No ivory tower: conflict comes on-campus in civil war - Colombia's
  by Martin Dayani
• Africa's hidden killers: Mark Lynas talks to Zambians about the human price of economic liberalization
  by Mark Lynas
• Worth reading on — the global economy - False dawn: the delusions of global capitalism; Your money or your life!; The post-corporate world
• Nigeria: unaccustomed shafts of light - a new government takes measures to clean up corruption
• Mass Attac: the nostrums of economic orthodoxy have been swallowed by most of the world's major media …
  by Sputnik Kilambi
• Author unveiled: The Lugano Report is actually a fictional work by the noted author and critic of globalization, Susan George …
• Solving insolvency: in most parts of the world companies … can declare themselves bankrupt and start again. Nations have no such luxury …
  by Wayne Ellwood
• Colombia: raising the stakes - the U.S. inches closer to direct involvement in Colombia's civil war with military assistance
• Fire
• Hathi
• Perfect art gallery: Reem Haddad meets Khalil, a militia member turned artist
  by Reem Haddad
• Dogmatists in dark suits: the International Monetary Fund … has still not learned to put people ahead of markets … it's now or never
  by Duncan Green
• Ousting the oligarchs: … a Global Central Bank was proposed … as a way of managing both capital flows and trade balances between countries …
  by Wayne Ellwood
• Alternative investment treaty
  by Tony Clarke
• East Timor: free at last - but what a cost
• Voices of the crossing
• Broken ground. Waterson: Carthy
• Redesigning the global economy
  by Wayne Ellwood
• Bretton Woods trio: the OLD international financial architecture explained
• Back from the grave: capitalism has hit the ex-Soviet Union. But free markets are rarely free of politics …
  by Lily Hyde
• I heard the grass singing - roots - protests from marginalized citizens result in more equitable debt relief measures in developing countries
  by Roberto Rubio-Fabian
• No! GMO - a growing number of Japanese reject American exports of genetically modified foods
• Time for Tobin! … how a tax on financial speculation could help stabilize global markets and capture … funds for global development - James
  by Robin Round
• Lugano report: a secret … document on the `future of the global economy and the free-market system' … proposes some disturbing solutions …
• 1999 — as seen from the perspective of the majority world
• Kosovo: moral imperatives and double standards
• 1999 awards: the Nobel Prizes - alternative
• October sky
• Planet profile: earth
  by A. Mar-Shan
• Redesigning the global economy: … the time is right to bend our backs and rebuild the financial system so that it benefits us all …
  by Wayne Ellwood
• Shelling out: official currency is challenged in Papua New Guinea
  by Liz Thompson
• Money mavericks: economic thinkers who've dared to challenge the dominant view
• Rewriting the rules: Tony Clarke argues that corporations have a debt to all of us. His Alternative Investment Treaty … is a manifesto …
  by Tony Clarke
• Trade now, pay later: that's the credo of the World Trade Organization … environmentalists have much to learn from such a powerful opponent
  by Steven Shrybman
• Eritrea/Ethiopia: trench war that buried a dream - a border dispute plunges a fragile country into war after a costly struggle for independence
• We wish to inform you that tomorrow we will be killed with our families
• Nang Nak
• You can take it with you: craft of the coffin flourishes in Ghana
  by Samuel Wiafe
• Debtbusters: the sins of the parents are visited on their offspring. Stephanie Boyd reports on a children's war against debt in Peru
  by Stephanie Boyd
• Dollars and dinars: how money is valued and who has the power to issue it are at the heart of global economic disputes …
  by Ellen Frank
• Global economy: the facts
• WTO: shambles in Seattle - demonstrations derail plans to integrate the world's economy further
• Colonies of the heart
• Rough guide to the music of the gypsies