Articles from New Internationalist (November 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'A black woman took my job': Michael Kimmel argues that it is in men's interest to work for gender equality.	Kimmel, Michael		2255
A drama unfolds: Uruguay was about to vote in a groundbreaking law on abortion. It was to be a model for the whole of Latin America. But then things started going wrong ... Hersilia Fonseca and Patricia Pujol report on a battle that may still be won.	Fonseca, Hersilia; Pujol, Patricia		1191
A Way of Life.	Lewis, Malcolm	Movie Review	263
A woman's rite: they call it 'something of which you should never speak', though many African countries have now explicitly outlawed the practice. Not so in the Gambia, Nikki van der Gaag discovers.	van der Gaag, Nikki		1144
Action & reading.			834
Beyond the feel-good factor.	Elder, Rob	Letter to the Editor	142
Brazil cancels most of Mozambique's debt.		Brief Article	141
Confessions of the torturer.	Galeano, Eduardo		1073
Countryside suffers opium withdrawal: hill peoples are the casualties of the war on drugs.	Fawthrop, Tom		535
Democracy and dictatorship.	Schaper, Peter	Letter to the Editor	229
Democracy is dead: free markets have eaten democracy for breakfast. Paul Kingsnorth wonders what's for dinner.	Kingsnorth, Paul		1824
Dramatic fall in asylum numbers.		Brief Article	125
Environmental blue in the Danube.	Tuchel, Daniela	Brief Article	154
Fish money: for most of the world's population, daily life is based on often unspoken agreements between men and women. Nikki van der Gaag reports from the Gambian coastal village of Gunjur.	van der Gaag, Nikki		991
From this month's editor.	van der Gaag, Nikki	Editorial	284
Gaza Blues: Different Stories.	Whittaker, Peter	Brief Article	293
Interview with OLAVA: Shaina from OLAVA talked to Vanessa Baird.	Baird, Vanessa	Interview	724
Iran's neo-conservatives.			973
Lest we forget Shell ...	Kennedy, Danny	Brief Article	216
Making a clean killing.		Brief Article	307
Mao the mass murderer.	Frayne, Paul	Letter to the Editor	114
Mapou.	Gray, Louise	Sound Recording Review	235
Mexico.	Booth, Bill		1031
More evidence of how the World Bank teams up with profit, not the poor.	Martinez, Nadia		441
Naked power.	Sanz, Andria Durney	Letter to the Editor	269
Nikki van der Gaag looks at what women have gained in the fight for equality with men--and what they are in danger of losing.	van der Gaag, Nikki		2725
O little town.		Letter to the Editor	158
Schools of belief.	Plant, Stephen	Letter to the Editor	184
Secular fundamentalism?	Styler-Shaw, Rebecca	Letter to the Editor	148
Slavery distinctions.	Butters, Roger	Letter to the Editor	100
Social responsibility.	Moore, Lucy	Letter to the Editor	110
Sold Out: The true cost of supermarket shopping.	Gill, Erin	Book Review	276
Spirit of Mambesak.	Gray, Louise	Sound Recording Review	240
The In-Between World of Vikram Lall.	Whittaker, Peter	Book Review	285
The NI prize crossword.			651
The other side of silence: women are still being beaten and killed by their husbands and partners, but they are finding ways to fight back. Nikki van der Gaag reports.	van der Gaag, Nikki		1967
Western charity undermines African textiles.	Wakabi, Wairagala		447
What price freedom? Seven months in Baghdad as an activist, writer and circus clown has given Jo Wilding an insight into how women's lives have changed in the 'new' Iraq.	Wilding, Jo		1059
Women who have moved worlds: fighting for justice may require more than the capacity to organize and campaign. It can also demand courage and personal sacrifice. Here are just a few of the many women who have shown these qualities in recent times.			1013
Women's rights: the facts.			629
Written in the stars: Reem Haddad finds herself up against the fatalism of her compatriots.	Haddad, Reem		774