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Articles in Dec, 2006 issue of New Internationalist

• Big mouths
  by Ed Hall
• Action against corruption
• A visit to my hometown
  by Ike Oguine
• Rampage
  by Malcolm Lewis
• I was a city boy, a soft Asian: novelist MG Vassanji describes growing up with graft in Tanzania
  by M.G. Vassanji
• Parkicide: Colombian wilderness sacrificed to spraying programme
  by Anastasia Moloney
• Save ourselves, not the planet
  by David M. Bate
• Two to avoid … Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Arms, farts and bribe fairies: activist comedian Mark Thomas is on the warpath
  by Mark Thomas
• Bordering on ridiculous
• Unsafe and ineffective
  by Alka Chandna
• Container
  by Malcolm Lewis
• Corruption busters: there are no quick fixes, no magic cleaners to get rid of corruption. But the courageous stand of both groups and individuals shows that corruption is not insurmountable
• Musharraf's hidden war: stubborn Baloch resistance sparked by Pakistani assassination
  by Ahmar Mustikhan
• Appalled
  by Chas Bayfield
• Can the rot be stopped? High rhetoric, low deeds. Vanessa Baird examines the murky world of corruption
  by Vanessa Baird
• The Book of Chameleons
  by Peter Whittaker
• Killersting: the World Bank has vowed to tackle corruption and fight for transparency in the development programmes it funds. In light of this Sandhya Srinivasan takes a close look at one of its pet programmes in India
  by Sandhya Srinivasan
• Word power
  by Mitchell
• Oil from gold
  by Franklin J. Wood
• Plague Songs
  by Louise Gray
• The Body Hunters
  by Dinyar Godrej
• Small-but-scary symbol sought
• Private purpose
  by Alistair McConnachie
• Costing climate change: George Monbiot resists the urge to do battle in a fog of meaningless statistics
  by George Monbiot
• Corruption's big funder—or how to 'lose' $100 billion without really trying
• Big bad world
• Corruption around the world: due to the hidden nature of corruption and the paucity of criminal convictions, scientific evidence is difficult to come by. Much of the information on these pages comes from surveys of people's opinion, experience and percept
• Spiralling debt
  by Clive Rosher
• Interview with Vandana Gopikumar about tackling mental disability on the streets of an Indian city
  by Dheepthi Namasivayam
• All fired up
• Social protection
  by Lorna Hicks
• Anatomy of a scam: John Githongo, Kenya's exiled anti-corruption chief, speaks to Vanessa Baird
  by Vanessa Baird
• Where the streets have no shame: an ages-old form of public expression is squeezed out. Lindsey Collen surveys the encroaching slick
  by Lindsey Collen
• Speechmarks
• Robert Kocharian
• Migration symptoms
  by Don Owers
• 'I knew too much'
• Queer Noises: From the Closet to the Charts 1961-1978
  by Louise Gray
• Mozambique
  by Ruth Ansah Ayisi
• Lunatic beetroot: AIDS activists demand that health minister be fired
  by Patrick Burnett
• Corruption
  by Vanessa Baird
• More scary than terrorism? A word of warning from Anna Winterbottom
  by Anna Winterbottom
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world
  by Sandra Sebastian
• Esma's Secret
  by Malcolm Lewis