Articles from New Internationalist (September 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A kind of bigotry.	Ogma-Wyverne, Vyvyan	Letter to the editor	265
Acknowledge destruction.	Hartwell, Ru	Letter to the editor	119
Advertising.	Godrej, Dinyar	Brief article	305
All that glisters ... when an ad campaign was a victim of its own success.	Godrej, Dinyar		386
Art for life--and death: Lindsey Collen on the fragile freedom of artists to speak their minds.	Collen, Lindsey		745
Beneath the gloss ... advertising promise vs reality.	Irving, Sarah		1833
Benin.	Boko, Michee	Country overview	1139
Big bad world.		Cartoon	3
Blogging beneath the bombs.		Brief article	113
Brand-hopping beauties: advertising has always viewed women as vessels for consumer goods. In India, Mari Marcel Thekaekara witnesses an unholy confluence of snob appeal, racism and skullduggery.	Thekaekara, Mari Marcel		1499
Bush in deep doo-doo.		Brief article	300
Captive--how the ad industry pins us down: advertisers would have us hot-wired into their all-consuming world. Dinyar Godrej would prefer to be unplugged.	Godrej, Dinyar		2469
Dead as a Doha: WTO negotiations that disadvantage the Poor World are being prepared for burial.	Worth, Jess		454
Dust-up over mine: global conquistadores go for gold.	Shallat, Lezak		556
Environmental casualties.		Brief article	154
Ethical finance.	Flaherty, Nick	Letter to the editor	237
Highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World.	Uddin, Shehab	Brief article	270
Honest offsetting.	Corner, Adam	Letter to the editor	198
How to read an ad.			793
I know I'm Not Alone.	Bachram, Heidi	Video recording review	294
Impotent UN.		Letter to the editor	141
Interview with Semantics King Jr: who is bringing; The Vision to Liberians.	de Sybel, Rosamund	Interview	757
Iran Special.	Whittaker, Peter	Book review	838
Jesus is a brand of jeans: ads gleam with promises of transformation and transcendence--via material objects. Jean Kilbourne decodes this gigantic propaganda effort.	Kilbourne, Jean		2178
Kidnapped in Iraq: Jo Wilding recalls her own, terrifying experience--and makes a link with the traffick in Iraqi women.	Wilding, Jo		1819
Lagos Stori Plenti.	Gray, Louise	Sound recording review	280
Leaking ship.	Owers, Don	Letter to the editor	117
Market solutions.	Tresidder, Esmond	Letter to the editor	321
NI prize crossword.			744
Pro animal testing.	Jones, Lee	Letter to the editor	178
Public service: Jacob Lotinga is not a little bemused by Chinese attitudes to the hard sell.	Lotinga, Jacob		746
RAN (Remote Area Nurse).	Gray, Louise	Sound recording review	314
Seen, killed and unheard: the lives of Zainab, Fatma, Ali, Wasim and Kadeem were turned upside down. As teenagers in Britain we can visualize what we hope to do tomorrow, next week and next month. For the young people in Lebanon the next hour was the only hour that mattered.	Bridges, Rebecca; Muneer, Fayyaz		1168
Shanghai Dreams.	Lewis, Malcolm	Movie review	261
Sizzzzle: catch 'em young and brand 'em!			2290
Slaves to oil.	Leamy, Ben	Brief article	152
Speechmarks.	Siniora, Fouad		42
Sub[begin strikethrough]Ad[end strikethrough]verts: lancing commercial eyesores.		Brief article	129
Sultans of spin: if there's a political market in Latin America, then there are plenty of consultants willing to sell into it. But, as Bob Burton reveals, that doesn't mean there's always a willing buyer.	Burton, Bob		977
Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.			793
The language of world leaders, part 2 ...	Mitchell; Richardson	Brief article	56
The other World Cup: how international competition has changed some homeless people's lives.	Keoghan, Jim		474
The real aim.	Avnery, Uri		1021