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Boyd Reimer "Smokescreen". New Internationalist. FindArticles.com. 31 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JQP/is_398/ai_n27195830/

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Articles in March, 2007 issue of New Internationalist

• Bamako
  by Louise Gray
• Interview with Sheela Patel: on how her work with Mumbai's pavement dwellers helped spark action all over the world
  by Clare Goff
• BOOKS
• Curtains drawn
  by Vera Gottlieb
• Iran
  by Chris Brazier
• Holy Heathens and the Old Green Man
  by Louise Gray
• Only connect
  by Keith Hallam
• Websites
• Bias without borders
  by Mark Burton
• The view from Iran: we have been here before: a nuclear stand-off, stubborn leaders on both sides, the drumbeats of war getting louder. Chris Brazier argues that the West is getting Iran wrong
  by Chris Brazier
• Adjagas
  by Louise Gray
• The breadfruit tree
  by Lindsey Collen
• Write vs wrong: defiant public blitzes junta with letters
  by Marwaan Macan-Markar
• Two to tango
  by Mike Dale
• Signed with an X: Noushin Ahmadi Khorasani is one of the organizers of a campaign to gain a million signatures in support of women's rights. Here she describes one day spent going door to door in Tehran
  by Noushin Ahmadi Khorasani
• The Cave of the Yellow Dog
  by Louise Gray
• Tajikistan
  by Nick Megoran
• Ban Blair's bomb: year-long blockade of British nuclear weapons base under way
  by Rowenna Davis
• Corruption in Zanzibar
  by Gemma Woulfe
• The Uncomfortable Dead
  by Louise Gray
• Iran the facts
• Entire police force disarmed
• The value of money
  by Solen Lees Gratiet
• The mirage: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's election campaign made all kinds of promises to the poor. So do they think he is delivering? Ali Moazzami visits the deprived districts of south Tehran
  by Ali Moazzami
• Dead Horsemeat
  by Louise Gray
• Speechmarks
  by Florynce R. Kennedy
• Question of conscience
  by Tola Ositelu
• Iran—a history
• Funny Weather
  by Louise Gray
• Grim future: Ethiopia's invasion of Somalia has US fingerprints
  by Amina Mire
• Letters dissected
  by Janet Surman
• Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority world
  by Julio Etchart
• Solidarity
• The language of neocolonialism
  by Mitchell
• Trade off
  by Anna Ridehalgh
• Can't see the wood for the factories
• Visa quid pro quo
  by Jim Shultz
• Living in Iran: Western images of life in Iran tend to go no farther than mad mullahs and veiled women. Here Iranian photographers turn their eye on the diversity as well as the difficulty of everyday life
• Mo better blues: true tales of a mixed-up world
• Smokescreen
  by Boyd Reimer
• NI web extra
• 2008 Ad
• The fourth generation: two-thirds of Iranians are under 30—and blogging is more popular there than almost anywhere else. Nasrin Alavi has been listening to what they have to say
  by Nasrin Alavi
• Anti-slavery pioneers: 25 March 2007 marks the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the slave trade in the British colonies. The groundbreaking popular campaign to bring this about began two decades earlier. Clare Goff looks back on what was arguably the
  by Clare Goff
• NI prize crossword