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Articles in July, 2004 issue of New Internationalist

• Interview with Wangari Maathai
  by Mia MacDonald
• Trampin'
  by Louise Gray Peter Whittaker Richard Swift Vanessa Baird
• Aiwa
  by Louise Gray Peter Whittaker Richard Swift Vanessa Baird
• Undercurrents News Network
  by Louise Gray Peter Whittaker Richard Swift Vanessa Baird
• The Corporation
  by Louise Gray Peter Whittaker Richard Swift Vanessa Baird
• Special—new African writing
  by Louise Gray Peter Whittaker Richard Swift Vanessa Baird
• The facts: tobacco is the deadliest consumer product, ill drugs included. It causes an estimated 4.2 million premature deaths a year
• No same sex marriage yet
  by Sarah Hagger
• Trotskyist storm
• From this month's editor
  by Dinyar Godrej
• East Timor's medical dump
  by Lynnette Hoffman
• Pollution/masturbate
  by Susan Watkin
• Sonia Gandhi's country
  by Urvashi Butalia
• Grave concerns—Aboriginal deaths in custody
  by Tineke Van der Eecken
• Beastly beauty
  by Reem Haddad
• Highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world
  by Carlos Reyes-Manzo
• What the world needs
  by Dan Read
• Look beyond GDP
  by Marek Rybar
• Fine line
  by Reiner Luyken
• Stolen words
  by Paul Roberts
• The world's most dangerous password?
• Social justice for sale: transnationals attempt hijack of world social forums' political space
• Welcome to the Matrix, Neo!
• At least the bullets are getting smarter
• Body blow
• Smoke gets in your eyes: smoking is a no-brainer, right? Everyone knows it's a bad thing—it's just a matter of education and will power. Not quite. Dinyar Godrej examines the dark side of a deadly industry determined to stay alive
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Carve up: tobacco companies are riding a wave in Malaysia, buoyed by social acceptance and mixed messages from the Government. Mary Assunta reports
  by Mary Assunta
• No cash in this crop: Kenya's tobacco farmers have been harvesting losses for far too long, says Joe Asila
  by Joe Asila
• Between a rock and a hard place: taking on the tobacco companies in the lawcourts is no picnic, as Dinyar Godrej explains
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Big mouth
• In greed we trust
  by John F. Schumaker
• Colombia
  by John Ludwick
• Pushing & peddling: David Simpson and Stan Shatenstein survey the dubious means employed by tobacco companies to get their message across
  by David Simpson Stan Shatenstein
• Battling the BATmen: the global tobacco industry has fought tooth-and-nail a new international agreement to curb the spread of smoking—to no avail. Bob Burton documents the companies' bullying campaign and the eventual success of little guys who took them on
  by Bob Burton
• Kick the habit
• Worldbeaters …: taking aim at the rich and powerful