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Articles in Dec, 2000 issue of New Internationalist

• Tawdry trade: Gideon Burrows argues that the price of arms is so high we'd be better off not trading them at all
  by Gideon Burrows
• Sun Myung Moon: - head of the Unification church
• Pip pip: a sideways look at time
• Diamonds: the madness and the mess
  by Ama Ata Aidoo
• British child poverty boom
• Power pax: a brief history of megalomania
• Rough guide to Klezmer
• Sports shoes
• Brute force: the facts
• Mouthful of glass
• European klezmer music/Khevirsa
• Million-dollar mice: - genetically modified mouse
• Avocado
  by Susan Watkin
• King of masks
• Okey Ndibe & Ike Oguine: … meet two new African novelists with plenty to say
  by Vanessa Bird
• Turkey
• Radical export: homelessness in South America
  by Chris Moss
• Running out of time - as global warming could alter 35% of the Earth's natural habitat
• Doing law differently: how do we police transnational corporations if the legal processes are manipulated by them?
  by Jayan Nayar
• Gone but not forgotten: - animal rights in Colombia
  by Martin Dayani
• This tattered chrysalis: the problem with peacekeeping may be more with what the UN doesn't do than with what it does …
  by Olivia Ward
• Fat lady sings
• To do the job better, replacement globocops will have to unplug the powerful
  by David Ransom
• Glass ceilings
• taking more than photographs - Tourists - in Egypt
• Blue rules: sapphires create chaos for rural communities
  by Michael Peel
• Monsanto's greener grass
• Why I reject nuclear deterrence: former Navy Commander Robert Green found out at first hand that the theory doesn't actually work - and decided to take a stand
  by Robert Green
• Bull by the horns: Costa Rica abandoned its national army half a century ago - and hasn't look back since …
  by Andrew Bounds
• Worth knowing about the UN
• River of colour: the India of Raghubir Singh
• Our children's blood: Jenny James - who has lived and worked in the Colombian rainforest since 1987 - brings news of a tragedy …
  by Jenny James
• Serbia's X-files: plastic dinosaurs and computers are national enemies, says Army leader
  by Istvan Molnar
• Business as unusual