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Kristen Miller "Finding refuge: Fazal Sheikh's three projects". Afterimage. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2479/is_6_31/ai_n6181278/

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• Manufactured Landscapes: the photographs of Edward Burtynsky
  by Kristin Miller
• Books received
• War in Iraq: The Coordinates of Conflict; Photographs by VII
  by Jill Conner
• Denise Colomb, 1902-2004
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Agent Orange: "Collatteral Damage" in Viet Nam
  by Bruno Chalifour
• On ethics and censorship
  by Alexandra Boulat
• War issue bibliography
  by Kristin Miller
• Against photography: Susan Sontag and the violent image
  by Sue Sorensen
• Notes from the field
• Editorial
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Baghdad Blues: A War Diary
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Anthony Suau on war
• Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Notices
• Project reserve
  by Joseph Mougel
• Estelle Jussim, 1927-2004
  by Joanna Heatwole
• Casualty of War: The Bush Administration's Assault on a Free Press
  by Scott Stamper
• Paul Shambroom: Face to Face With the Bomb
  by Robert Hirsch
• War in Iraq: The Coordinates of a Conflict; An exhibition of Photographs by VII. A second opinion
  by Sarah Stanley
• Tears of Stone: World War I remembered
  by Jane Alden Stevens
• On James Natchwey and VII; From Inferno to war: a few considerations on James Natchwey, VII, and war photography
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Letter to the editor
• Hidden
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Chris Steele-Perkins: from Survival Programmes to Magnum
  by Bruno Chalifour
• SPE conference 2004; Photography and Place: home/neighborhood/nation/world.newport , March 25-28, 2004
  by Bruno Chalifour
• Lager Nordhausen: a soldier's point of view
  by Betsy Phillips
• Crossing the Boulevard
  by Johanna Drucker
• Alexandra Boulat — VII
  by Joanna Heatwole
• Finding refuge: Fazal Sheikh's three projects
  by Kristen Miller
• Unconscionable or communicable: the transference of Holocaust photography in cyber space
  by Brian Delevie