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Articles in Sept-Nov, 2003 issue of UN Chronicle

• A first-hand account of 19 August 2003 - Conversation
• Memories, reflections … and observations - First Person
  by Ralph Bunche, Jr.
• 1969: International Labour Organization: 'patiently, undramatically, but not unsuccessfully' - The Nobel Prize
• The United Nations as an educational resource
  by Ingolf Schuetz-Mueller
• Helping women become economically independent - Field Watch
  by Richenda Van Leeuwen
• A Model for today's international civil servant - Perspective
  by David K.J. Jeffrey
• 1981: UN High Commissioner for Refugees: renewed recognition as testament to its success - The Nobel Prize
• Education as a matter of policy
  by Ghassan Abdullah
• Reinventing Government Mexico hosts 5th Global Forum - Guest Column
  by Vicente Fox
• Essay
• 1988: UN peacekeeping forces: 'the impartial soldiers' - The Nobel Prize
• Blaming the victim, Globally
  by George Kent
• Brazil's master of modernist painting, Candido Portinari , created two giants panels interpreting the objective of the United Nations Charter - 1903-1962 - Brief Article
• Post-conflict reconstruction developing public-private partnerships
  by John J. Maresca
• The United Nations: formally recognized and recognized by association - The Nobel Peace Prize
  by Horst Rutsch
• 2001: the United Nations and Kofi Annan: 'the only negotiable route to global peace' - The Nobel Prize
• The role of sustainable fertilization - Global Food Security
  by Horst Rutsch
• Trails of Peace in the Balkans - Opinion
  by Evgenii Vassilev
• 'Fraternity between nations': the United Nations and its specialized agencies and staff have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize eight times over the course of half a century, from 1950 to 2001 - The Nobel Peace Prize
  by Nuchhi R. Currier
• Advancement of education in Guyana: a case study - Education Watch
  by Donnette Critchlow
• 'Fertilize the plant, not the soil' dispelling myths about fertilizers and plant nutrients
  by Louise O. Fresco
• The global ban on chemical weapons: commitment and confidence in the OPCW - Disarmament Watch
  by Rogelio Pfirter
• 1950: Ralph Bunnche: 'nation shall not rise up against nation …' - The Nobel Prize - Biography
• Why do schools and hospitals collapse in earthquakes? - Exchange
  by Ben Wisner
• Food security in developing countries why government action is needed
  by Per Pinstrup-Andersen
• UN Chronicle
• The Anti-Personnel Mine-Ban Convention: an extraordinary success - Disarmament Watch
  by Jean Lint
• 1954: UN high commissioner for refugees: 'keeping pace with history in the making' - The Nobel Prize
• Learning the art of making peace - NGO Watch
  by Carole Sumner Krechman
• The impact of farm subsidies: bringing some balance to the north-south debate
  by Eliseo Ponce
• 'Dealing with a direct challenge' - Vision of Global Solidarity
• The UN role in Western Sahara - Self-determination
  by Darrell Dela Rosa
• Building peaceful communities
  by Leslie L. Baker
• Classifying farming systems mapping food security and poverty reduction
  by John Dixon
• 'The service of the United Nations is a calling' - From the Secretary-General
• The chronicle library shelf
  by Kristin Gilmore
• Nobel Peace Laureates - The Nobel Prize - Brief Article
• Learning to create solidarity: United Nations Volunteers programme
  by Edmundo Werna
• Managing LMOs how the UN is helping developing countries - living modified organisms
  by Christopher Briggs
• 'Un homme de terrain' - Heartbeat
  by Shashi Tharoor
• 'May I speak a word or two against brotherhood?'
  by Brian Urquhart
• 1965: the United Nations Children's Fund: employing 'weapons of peace' - The Nobel Prize
• Teaching about the United Nations: Drawing on the Expertise of the UN Secretariat
  by Lawrence LeBlanc
• Seeing a hemisphere United by health - Mission Statement
  by Mirta Roses Periago