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Articles in June, 2004 issue of New Internationalist

• Winter veg
  by Timothy Dyck
• UN fails to act on genocide: Crisis in Darfur—history in the remaking
  by Judy Wakahiu
• The Rough Guide to African Rap
  by Mark Lynas
• Of caulkers and quilt-makers: Jessica Gordon Nembhard tells the little-known story of the part played by co-ops in forwarding the rights of African Americans
  by Jessica Gordon Nembhard
• Homeopathic dupes
  by Peter Kennedy
• Military run for president in Indonesia
• Moonzoo
• The pollen and the bees: thousands of Argentineans have set up co-ops to save their bankrupt workplaces from closure. Joseph Huff-Hannon reports on their experience
  by Joseph Huff-Hannon
• The story so far: people's instinct to co-operate rather than compete has formed human experience everywhere in the world—but it keeps taking different shapes. Here the NI outlines the growth of the international co-operative movement
• A modest proposal
  by Ken Muma
• Unhappy meals: true tales of a Mc'ed-up world
• Love All The People: Letters, Lyrics, Routines
• Not so crazy: the centre for alternative technology is a workers' co-op that has pioneered clean energy in wales. Amanda Roll-Pickering charts the evolution of a bright idea
  by Amanda Roll-Pickering
• Get going: it's easier than you think
• Wage gap
  by Greg Andresen
• What is a co-op? Co-ops around the world have agreed on some basic principles they use to define themselves
• Super Size Me
• Sustained energy
• Carlos Slim Helu
• Phony co-ops
  by Kate Whittle
• Active interest
• Egypt
  by Mark Lynas
• Decline and fall
  by Holger Kroll
• Worlds of words: Reem Haddad on a beautiful bewilderment
  by Reem Haddad
• Co-operatives
• The NI prize Crossword
• A right stink
  by Tony Hosking
• Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
  by Abir Abdullah
• Tales of the unexpected: the world is a more co-operative place than you might think. David Ransom suggests that co-ops could have a good deal more to do with economic democracy as well
  by David Ransom
• Sex workers with attitude: shock. Outrage. Middle-class morality suitably scandalized. The reactions were predictable. Even Mari Marcel Thekaekara wasn't quite sure what to expect from a co-operative of sex workers—and in communist kolkata of all pl
  by Mari Marcel Thekaekara
• Interview about: the roger award
  by Chris Richards
• Lithuania on the up
  by Roderick Tuck
• The West's new friend
  by Ike Oguine
• I'm a realist get me out of here!
• Future organic: Andre Leu argues that there is only one way to feed the world—organically
  by Andre Leu
• Film stereotypes
  by Shlomo Schwartzberg
• The other Guantanamo Bays
  by Luke Trenwith
• Killing distrust: Kwabena Sarpong Akosah reports on a fast-growing co-op in Ghana
  by Kwabena Sarpong Akosah
• Albania
  by Horatio Morpurgo
• Lazy generalization
  by Adam Sutcliffe
• Word corner
  by Susan Watkin
• High Tide: News from a Warming World
  by Mark Lynas
• We, the Kuapa people: Georgina Kwaw and Elizabeth Adjei explain to David Ransom why it's not just their chocolate that is 'the best of the best'
  by Georgina Kwaw