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Articles in August, 2004 issue of New Internationalist

• Leftwing hang-ups
  by Peter Churchill
• Alive & kicking: the facts; Despite rumours to the contrary religious faith is thriving in the world today. And its relation to violence and warfare is as hotly contested as ever
• Attac! Another World is Possible
• From this month's editor
  by Vanessa Baird
• Who needs religion? Most people, in most times, in most cultures, it seems. David Boulton examines the persistent religious itch
  by David Boulton
• God: the unauthorized biography
• In the name of God: are violence and religion natural bedfellows? Vanessa Baird weighs the evidence
  by Vanessa Baird
• GM crops
  by G. Dillon
• The Story of the Weeping Camel
• Iran
  by Steve Sherman
• Rose Revolution ripple effect: oppostion on the march in Armenia
  by Onnik Krikorian
• Justice vs Vatican: while the Vatican hammers out its rightwing and authoritarian line, Brazil's 'red bishops' continue to plough a quite different furrow. Jan Rocha reports
  by Jan Rocha
• Faults of the Kabilas
  by Stephen Pratt
• My Architect
• Dance with democracy: renewed US attempts to remove President Hugo Chavez from office
  by Nina Lopez
• Why? Psychotherapist Robert M Young examines the motives for religious extremism
  by Robert M. Young
• Deaths not announced
  by Dave Herman
• List of Lights and Buoys
• Torn in two: Reem Haddad on the half-lives of the foreign women whose children have been kidnapped by their Lebanese fathers
  by Reem Haddad
• Saving the secular: in recent elections Indian voters kicked out the ruling Hindu nationalist BJP. But does that mean the country's constitutional secularism is no longer in danger? Sadanand Menon checks its pulse
  by Sadanand Menon
• More on Trotskyists …
• Seeds of Deception: Exposing corporate and government lies about the safety of genetically modified food
• The non-renewable World Bank
• Suffer little children: religion is not always on the side of the angels, suggests Marilyn Mason
  by Marilyn Mason
• Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World
  by Bablu Chowdhury
• The Battle of Venezuela
• Adam porter's occasional column wades into the oilfields
• Worldbeaters … taking aim at the rich and powerful
• Correction
• Somalia: The Untold Story; The war through the eyes of Somali women
• Sri Lanka's press merry-go-round
  by Lasanda Kurukulasuriy
• In the shadow of the torturer: human rights are being violated in Bangladesh with scarcely a whisper from the West. Jeremy Seabrook argues that the country's history has combined with the methods of the 'war on terror' to produce a lethal cloud of conceal
  by Jeremy Seabrook
• Speechmarks
• The NI prize crossword
• Paradise lost in the Maldives
  by Rebecca Cork
• Sustainable co-ops
  by John Jopling Glenbeigh
• Poll/ballot
  by Susan Watkin
• Interview with David Hartsough: co-founder of the Nonviolent Peaceforce
• Seriously … grey goo-lash
• A question of choice
  by Erin Lo Thompson
• Let's get literal
  by P. Uzzled
• On the street: Shaista Aziz examines what's inciting young Western Muslims
  by Shaista Aziz
• The white curse
  by Eduardo Galeano