Articles from Behind the Headlines (January 1, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Back to the future: what aspiring diplomats need to know. (Youth Perspectives).	Yeates, Barry		1418
Bonn at the centre of the world: random reminiscences that never find their way into the history books. (Reflections).	Delworth, Thomas		2393
Canada's NATO commitment: current controversies, past debates, and future issues: since the conflict in Kosovo, we can probably expect the familiar debates about Canada's involvement in NATO to continue, as issues of cost-effectiveness, democracy, and constructive engagement remain unresolved. (Perspective).	Simpson, Erika		4412
Micro-credit, poverty and development: the case of Bangladesh: very small loans used to encourage entrepreneurs in the Third World are being hailed by some as a powerful tool in the eradication of poverty. One of the founders of micro-credit describes what it is doing for the people of Bangladesh. (Insight).	Abed, F.H.		3652
Ten years after: whatever happened to the `German problem'? There is no longer a `German problem' in global terms, although there are and will always be German problems. What are these problems, and how might they affect domestic, continental, and international security? (Cover Story).	Haglund, David G.		3851
The Kosovo war: a long catalogue of losers: with 20/20 hindsight it is apparent that the actions of all parties involved in the war in Kosovo have brought to the fore issues around humanitarianism, values, and consistency. Will any lessons be learned? (Commentary).	Delvoie, Louis A.		2035
The wall comes down. (Up Front).	Morden, Reid		1156