Articles from New Internationalist (September 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
10 ways to help save the bees!			750
2666.	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Brief article	312
A stressed world.		Brief article	310
Also worth a mention ...	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Brief article	249
Anti-terrorism kit.		Brief article	95
Atrocity in Sri Lanka.		Letter to the editor	214
Backyard beehives: they're booming on Canada's west coast with everyone from high-end hotels to apartment dwellers joining in. Hadani Ditmars reports from Vancouver.	Ditmars, Hadani		708
Big bad world.		Cartoon	56
Boon or burden? Some call it 'live aid'. Some call it 'dead aid'. The aid debate is raging. Vanessa Baird introduces the story so far ...			777
Carbon cowboys: no international agreement exists on reducing emissions from forests, but that hasn't stopped companies attempting to profit from it.	Lang, Chris		540
China's boundaries.	Ford, M	Letter to the editor	252
Come on, Klaatu.	Higgs, Rev Rob	Letter to the editor	176
Cuban Five.	Reimer, Boyd	Letter to the editor	56
Cut working hours.	Hicks, Olivia	Letter to the editor	117
Gifts and publications 2009/10.		Buyers guide	3629
Goodbye to Guy.	Owen-Smith, Tom	Obituary	308
Honey is life: the Kattunayakan are tribal people who live deep in the forests of the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve in South India. They collect and sell wild honey. Today, settlers from the crowded plains and eviction from the forest reserve threaten both their land and their traditions. Mari Marcel Thekaekara accompanied a group of Kattunayakan on one of their forays into the jungle.	Thekaekara, Mari Marcel		1577
I had a lot of help and advice when I was preparing this issue.	Ellwood, Wayne	Brief article	294
In our special features section.		Brief article	84
Jump!	Lechner, Brigitte	Letter to the editor	152
Jungle orphans: Thailand plans to deport all Hmong refugees in the country to Laos by year-end. Nick Harvey reports on the precarious position of the Hmong people, both inside Laos and in the bleak refugee camps of Thailand.	Harvey, Nick	Report	2889
Looting of a small planet: for the past two centuries years we've been trying to dominate and control the natural world. Beekeeper Philip Chandler argues that it's time to learn from our mistakes, while we still have time.	Chandler, Philip		1476
Making me crazy: the treatment of Afghans with mental illness is only adding to their trauma.	Fletcher, Ryan		624
Might not right.	Prince, Tony	Letter to the editor	86
New Internationalist--more than you think ... the people, the ideas, the action in the fight for global justice.		Buyers guide	4007
NI prize Crossword: 144 by axe.			763
Niger.	Ousseini, Issa	Country overview	1070
On the majority world blog.		Brief article	137
One for all.	Leigh, John Barrington	Letter to the editor	108
Only planet.		Cartoon	79
Out in the open: landmark ruling in India delights activists.			513
Plan the future.	Kadir-Buxton, Andrew	Letter to the editor	103
Radical and humane.		Letter to the editor	265
Sin Nombre.	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Movie review	272
Siwan.	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Sound recording review	273
Summing up ... Vanessa Baird draws a few conclusions.		Brief article	286
The bees' knees.			1409
The canvas revolution.		Brief article	211
The case for real aid: Jonathan Glennie takes on both the aid optimists and the pessimists.	Glennie, Jonathan	Critical essay	1879
The Rough Guide to Afrobeat Revival.	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Sound recording review	161
The Yes Men Fix The World.		Interview	1093
Three Miles North of Molkom.	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Movie review	213
Wealth in abundance.	Golia, Maria		768
Why are they dying? Every third bite of food we consume depends on pollination by bees. But they're disappearing and no-one seems to know why. Wayne Ellwood looks for clues.		Report	2790
Why children work: Jeremy Seabrook visits young garment workers in Dhaka, Bangladesh and finds clear links between growing landlessness, the collapse of rural economies and the roots of child labour.	Seabrook, Jeremy	Essay	1876
Why Pakistan's Taliban win as they lose: while the Pakistani army's offensive might have wrongfooted the Taliban, the larger war of ideas remains to be won. Pervez Hoodbhoy explains.	Hoodbhoy, Pervez		1509
Working.	Gray, Louise; Hughes, Alan; Lewis, Malcolm; Ransom, David	Book review	207