Articles from New Internationalist (November 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
AIDS in Africa.		Letter to the Editor	192
Big Pharma the facts.			794
Branded: true tales of the absurd.		Brief Article	141
Brazil slaves freed.		Brief Article	162
Bucking the trend: the NI spoke with Yves Champey, director of a new international medical charity, the drugs for neglected diseases initiative (DNDi).		Interview	776
Calcutta: a cultural and literary history.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Book Review	293
Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: foreign bodies.			406
Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: gag the messenger.		Brief Article	316
Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: Testing times.			496
Case studies of Big Pharma's sharp practice: Turf wars.			422
Colour plus.		Letter to the Editor	75
Dogs.	Watkin, Susan	Brief Article	149
Epidemic, what epidemic? It's been called the most neglected disease in the world. And Big Pharma is doing what it can to keep it that way. Spring Gombe explains.	Gombe, Spring		1674
Fado Curvo.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Sound Recording Review	246
Forests down the mine shaft.	O'Neill, Igor	Brief Article	225
Freedom boards the buses; immigrant workers' freedom ride revives debate.	Engler, Mark		626
Freemarket freebies: drug companies make the sweetest of overtures to health practitioners. Tamar Wilner takes a critical look at this love-in.	Wilner, Tamer		1595
From this month's editor.	Godrej, Dinyar	Editorial	234
Fundamental flaws; reem haddad finds arab voices growing tired of the blame game.	Haddad, Reem		792
Interview with Alice Coles.		Interview	733
Liquid Love.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Book Review	272
Listen up.		Letter to the Editor	381
Lost in the lowlands: industrial agriculture exploits migrant labour everywhere. Nepali filmmaker Pranav Budhathoki goes undercover to investigate a little piece of Eastern Europe in Norfolk, England.	Budhathoki, Pranav		1742
Malawi.	Murphy, Colin		1099
No excuse.		Letter to the Editor	160
Okay.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Movie Review	272
Patients versus patents: AIDS activists in Thailand are up in arms against a US drugs giant. Teena Amrit Gill reports.	Gill, Teena Amrit		1456
Peddling paranoia: selling cures for imaginary diseases is where the drug industry really rakes in the cash, argues Alan Cassels. Real need barely enters the picture.	Cassels, Alan		1549
Poison from the sky: Authorities look the other way as a deadly pesticide keeps killing people.	Newton, Joshua		642
Policing needed.		Letter to the Editor	146
Pressure points: how big pharma reacts when a drug scandal breaks.		Brief Article	262
Reader's offer.		Letter to the Editor	115
Reclaim The State: experiments in popular democracy.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Book Review	274
Rock Star furore.		Letter to the Editor	425
Sanctioning hypocrisy: recent media reports highlight Burma's ongoing disregard for human rights and the inconsistent way that the US is dealing with it.			526
Sharipov jailed.		Letter to the Editor	60
Singing Bones.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Sound Recording Review	248
Sounds of division.		Letter to the Editor	86
Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the majority world.	Sansoni, Dominic	Brief Article	284
Speechmarks: "Capitalism is the extraordinary belief that the nastiest of men for the nastiest of motives will somehow work for the benefit of all.".			24
The example of Nelson Mandela.	Oguine, Ike		968
The ghosts of the consumer future.		Brief Article	173
The great health grab: the world's giant drug companies pursue profit above all else. Dinyar Godrej inspects an industry that's more than a little sick.			3108
Tony Blair.			860
Vive La Revolution: a stand-up history of the French Revolution.	Gill, Erin; Gray, Louise; Lewis, Malcolm; Whittaker, Peter	Book Review	281
Walk gay-talk right out that door.		Brief Article	252
Who cares about cancer? Joana Ramos spotlights a crisis that barely figures in international discussions of essential drugs.	Ramos, Joana		997
Yuck, no thanks! Fed up with what Big Pharma dishes out? You're not alone. Check out what these campaign groups are up to.			672