Articles from New Internationalist (December 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Affordable drugs? Forget it! It's not just poor countries that find their sovereignty threatened by free trade. Patricia Ranald explains how the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) may torpedo Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.	Ranald, Patricia		743
Another world is possible if ...	Baird, Vanessa	Book Review	289
Banned books in the land of the free.			101
Big bad world.			2
Burrow.	Whittaker, Peter	Book Review	284
Can't pay, won't pay! Argentina is a classic example of the clash of free trade and the rights of capital with human needs and national development. Roger Burbach chronicles that country's attempt to escape debt and dependency--and to forge its own economic future.	Burbach, Roger		1676
Correction.		Correction Notice	51
Dangerous times: Reem Haddad finds the thunder from some American pulpits causing a headache for Lebanese Protestants.	Haddad, Reem		732
Death row blues.	Sills, Daniel	Brief Article	254
Eco-spirituality.	Andresen, Lee	Letter to the Editor	100
Free trade.			1237
From this month's editor.	Ellwood, Wayne	Editorial	263
Good morning, night.	Lewis, Malcolm	Movie Review	275
Green light, red light: Lily Hyde exposes the moralistic hypocrisies behind the campaign to end human trafficking.	Hyde, Lily		1918
Hanging in the balance: 'intellectual property' may be the most arcane area of trade negotiations. But it is a matter of life and death for millions. Already the WTO's agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) has cost the Majority World dearly. Recent trade negotiations could increase the price. Stephanie Boyd reports from Lima.	Boyd, Stephanie		1686
Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World.	Ghadirian, Shadi	Brief Article	301
Humanist challenge.	Reid, Les	Letter to the Editor	182
Hurricane opportunity: big companies look for new ways to penetrate Majority World markets.	Rowling, Megan		365
In God's country.			331
Interview with Leanne Allison & Karsten Heuer.		Interview	857
Iyad Allawi.			1028
Kill in the name of God.			129
Loggers and 'bashers': storm over corporate corruption and brutality in Papua New Guinea.	Kennedy, Danny		600
Mixed company.		Letter to the Editor	278
Race to the bottom.			269
Revolutionary change.	Bruitzman, Gerard	Letter to the Editor	180
Ring of fire: indigenous communities are erupting along the Andean cordillera, denouncing the impact of new trade deals. Kathryn Ledebur profiles the opposition inside Ecuador and Bolivia.	Ledebur, Kathryn		1555
Sciopero (Strike).	Gray, Louise	Sound Recording Review	255
Speechmarks.			41
Struggle for balance.	Chapman, Emily	Letter to the Editor	193
Support trade justice! Support fair trade! But it's a start. And you can be part of it.			757
Taking control in Chiapas: Hugh MacLeod reports on a Zapatista legal victory against top-down development.	MacLeod, Hugh		550
The 'so what?' test.	Bressan, Dino	Letter to the Editor	245
The bases of resistance.	Moxham, Ben	Brief Article	244
The language of international corporations ...	Mitchell; Richardson		71
The lessons of war.	Oguine, Ike		922
The NI prize crossword.			735
The other Israel: voices of refusal and dissent.	Ma'anit, Adam	Book Review	260
The people of corn: Maize is Mexico's lifeblood--the country's history and identity are entwined with it. But this centuries-old relationship is now threatened by free trade. Laura Carlsen investigates the threat and profiles a growing activist movement.	Carlsen, Laura		1625
The Rough Guide to Rebetika.	Gray, Louise	Sound Recording Review	287
The voice of reason.	Traynor, Peter	Letter to the Editor	178
The world trading system is corrupt and unjust. And free trade is compounding the problem. It's time to change the rules, argues Wayne Ellwood.	Ellwood, Wayne		2245
Time to ratify.	Mulvey, Kathryn	Letter to the Editor	126
Up for grabs: it was sold on a promise of boosting employment, increasing wages and bringing job security. But a decade later, the effects of the North American Free Trade Agreement have been nothing short of disastrous--especially in Mexico. David Bacon explains.	Bacon, David		1728
Western Sahara.	Brazier, Chris		1226
Winds of change: can the new Pan-African Parliament bring peace to Africa?	Nduru, Moyiga	Brief Article	271