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Articles in Feb-March, 2003 issue of For A Change

• A timely note of idealism - From The Editors' Desk - time for standards in journalism and politics - Editorial
  by Kenneth Noble
• English and Irish: a way forward through repentance: Peter Riddell reviews a slim book with some big implications. - Where I Sensed the Breath of God: a Footnote in Anglo-Irish History - book review
  by Peter Riddell
• Open house library - People Making A Difference - Research Centre for Arab and Mediterranean Medieval Studies in French-speaking North Africa
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• How does Enron affect corporate life? Stephen B Young, Global Executive Director of the Caux Round Table, which campaigns for ethical and social responsibility in business, ponders the lessons from the collapse of Enron - In My View - Caux Round Table
  by Stephen B. Young
• Ear to the ground
  by Jean Brown
• Working for a small-is-beautiful world: a narrow brush with death led Richard St George to devote his life to conservation. The Director of the Schumacher Society talks to Caz and Sandy Hore-Ruthven - Profile II - Interview
  by Caz Hore-Ruthven
• Forgiveness out of suffering: the last words of Wim Lindeijer's mother led him to seek reconciliation with the Japanese. He tells his story to Michael Henderson - Profile
  by Michael Henderson
• Time to stop pretending: the West's views on sexual morality are out of step with the rest of the world's, maintains Joanna Bogle - Living Issues
  by Joanna Bogle
• From Cornelio Sommaruga, Switzerland - Letter - Letter to the Editor
• My family's Russia: few countries have seen more changes in the last century than Russia. Anastasia Stepanova traces its history through the lives of three generations - Lead Story
• The making of an historian: Paul Williams discovers how Robin Mowat found his path in life in the turbulent 1930s - Biography
  by Paul Williams
• Hospital saved - People Making A Difference - Tinplate Hospital in India
  by Richard Pearce
• Learning about democracy in South Africa. . Assembly - Webbsite - World Movement for Democracy's Third biennial - Column
  by Robert Webb
• Should `assisted suicide' be made legal? Pierre Spoerri reads a book which puts forward some uncomfortable views on a burning subject. - Denial of the Soul—Spiritual and Medical Perspectives on Euthanasia and Mortality - book review
  by Pierre Spoerri
• Japanese-Korean youth initiative - People Making A Difference
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• Which hopeless case? - Reflections - conversation with an alcoholic - Excerpt
  by Einar Engebretsen
• What Europe should understand about the US: Bryan Hamlin, a British-born American citizen, challenges Europe's prejudice towards the United States - The FAC Essay - Column
  by Bryan Hamlin
• What makes for a good apology - Guest Column - Column
  by Aaron Lazare