Articles from For A Change (June 1, 1999)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
`I knew you'd come one day': Jan Pieklo ... know(s) the cost of losing a home through the war.	Pieklo, Jan		408
Advertising a flare-up on the farm.	Bocock, John		990
After war, what?	Smith, Michael	Editorial	449
All change at the town hall.	Lean, Mary		649
Broadcaster with vision: Vision TV, Canada, is a network with a difference - religious but multifaith, incisive but non-confrontational.	Okoro, Choice		1248
Centre of hope for Poland and Germany ... a Silesian estate which once focused the hopes of the German resistance to Hitler - and is now playing a part in healing Europe's divisions.	Kohler, Friedemann		851
Dutch police reach out to ethnic minorities: former Utrecht city councillor Aad Burger discovers how the Dutch police are responding to their country's increasing ethnic diversity.	Burger, Aad		907
Economic volcano in Veneto.	Costa, Adriano		611
Ethics of food production: from the pasture to the plate: current farming controversies give food for thought to Joanna Grigg, a New Zealand hill-country farmer.	Grigg, Joanna		2331
Interlude.	Lean, Mary		447
Irish examine the media.	Smith, Michael		876
Last best word of the English language: American author Philip Yancey teaches Susan Corcoran a thing or two about grace.	Corcoran, Susan		1016
Now to Albania.	Noble, Kenneth		322
Old and new wars: organized violence in a global era.		Book Review	701
Oregon marks a new chapter.	Henderson, Michael		648
Reconciliation 95: can there be healing after ethnic cleansing?	Jiny, Jiri		417
Stepping into the unknown: Paul Williams tells the story of an accountant who decided to put God before his pay cheques.	Williams, Paul		611
View from an organic farm.	Brockman, Alan		664
Welsh prepare for devolution.	Williams, Paul		524