Articles from New Internationalist (April 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Bad to worse: islanders of St. Helena demand British citizenship.	Martin, Alan		384
Country profile: Macedonia.			839
Dumped: reactors in Russian Pacific fleet threaten lives.	Loizeau, Manon		408
Facts: the body.			684
Genetics of blame: a gene for homelessness? Is this a joke? Not entirely, for those who subscribe to the burgeoning new mix of science and politics called `neurogenetic determinism' ...	Rose, Steven		1671
I have lived here since the world began: an illustrated history of Canada's native people.		Book Review	307
Invitation.	Nichols, Grace	Poem	159
John Akomfrah -- being the director who combines politics and a mystical feeling for film.	Ribalta, Catlina		831
Killing connections: Jenny James mourns the death of a friend and ponders the paradoxes of Colombian `justice'.	James, Jenny		711
Land of stone and thyme: an anthology of Palestinian short stories.		Book Review	473
Looking for butter boy: Archie Roach.		Sound Recording Review	404
Martin Khor in Toronto catches up with a key member of a group of Southern intellectual activists who are mounting a challenge to the tidal wave of globalist modernization.	MacAdam, Murray		855
My body: it's not always easy to claim your body as your own - especially if you are pregnant or disabled. Micheline Mason was both. But she forged a way.	Mason, Micheline		2162
My son the fanatic.		Movie Review	441
New cannibalism: Chinese surgeons extracting vital organs from condemned prisoners. Indian villagers selling a kidney for a dowry. And all to feed the booming global traffic in human organs for transplant.	Scheper-Hughes, Nancy		2551
Night, again: contemporary fiction from Vietnam.		Book Review	473
Of human bondage: most of us sell our bodies in some way or another. Jeremy Seabrook traces the global intricacies and extremes of that bondage.	Seabrook, Jeremy		1798
Resisting `the globalizers of misery'.			135
Sacred and profane bodies.			986
Safe at last (Antarctic Environmental Pact).			79
Species sell-out.			124
Stamping it out: Asian youth kick off global protest.	Bibby, Andrew		404
Tiger 'flu: when the basics of the Communist Manifesto appear as analysis in the New York Times. Steve Eckardt reckons it's time to take another look at the economic crisis in Asia.	Eckardt, Steve		629
Whatever I feel -- `boy or girl?' tends to be the first question asked when a baby is born. And a cursory look at the genitals usually provides the answer. But it's not that simple ...	Nataf, Zachary I.		2963
World made flesh: bodies. Human bodies. We love them. We need them. but examine the body, and you will see a lot more besides, argues Vanessa Bird.	Bird, Vanessa		2849