Articles from For A Change (August 1, 1999)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1989: year of the people.	Lowe, Mike		769
After 292 years - we meet again: Campbell Leggat returns to the land of his birth to find out what Scotland's new parliament could mean for Scotland and the UK.	Leggat, Campbell		1470
Atlantic Odyssey.		Book Review	475
Black belt tackles blackspots.	Williams, Paul		564
Cardinal who pointed us to the best.	Noble, Kenneth	Editorial	417
From Korea to the world.	Young, David		476
Pope calls for communication not alienation.	Henderson, Michael		612
Ray of hope from the Hague.	Subrahmanyam, Vijayalakshmi		396
Seminars in Gaza and Israel.	Riddell, Peter		510
Sixty minute man: in 1988 Rob Parson gave up his job as a lawyer to help bolster Britain's ailing family life. The founder of Care for Family talks to Kenneth Noble.	Noble, Kenneth		1397
Tanzania tackles corruption.	Gundersen, Eva		349
Tax protests focus Jamaican media's role.	Henry, Martin		860
To see ourselves.	Peters, Edward		696
Ugandans go for green.	Lean, Mary		571
Verwoerds and the ANC: Verwoerd is one of the names most associated with apartheid. William Smook discovers that Wilhelm and Melanie Verwoerd break all the stereotypes.	Smook, William		1292
What happens after you say sorry? John Bond describes progress towards healing a deep hurt in the soul of Australia.	Bond, John		582
What has people power done for Poland? Mike Lowe revisits Poland, ten years after its return to democracy.	Lowe, Mike		2430
When neighbours become enemies: Laurie Vogel reflects on Michael Ignatieff's recent book on ethnic conflict.	Vogel, Laurie		1171