Articles from SciTech Book News (July 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
(RED)[TM] herring.		Brief article	106
10 DIY permaculture ideas.	Harland, Maddy		1804
Bank off! Countries are booting out the World Bank.	Martinez, Nadia		517
Big bad world.		Cartoon	2
Burundi.	Wakabi, Wairagala	Country overview	1141
Calendar conventions.	Burns, Jim	Letter to the editor	142
Canadian's 'seamier' side.		Brief article	291
Completely unfair.	Rozenman, David Guilbert	Letter to the editor	125
Edible Earth: David Ransom begins at the beginning with an introductory course--in the last place he expects to find it. He survives befuddlement of mind and gets fired up.	Ransom, David		1411
Electoral tool.	Kadir-Buxton, Andrew	Letter to the editor	140
Girl power? What is really happening to girls in a post-feminist world.	van der Gaag, Nikki		499
Global common sense.			2003
Goodbye Lucille.	Whittaker, Peter	Book review	283
HOTDOCS Special.			509
Iran inaccuracies.	Pourzal, Rostam	Letter to the editor	173
Loving Women: Being Lesbian and Unprivileged in India.	Baird, Vanessa	Book review	304
Much ado about oil: the US may not like it, but Venezuela's Hugo Chavez is charting an independent foreign policy. And according to Alex Sanchez Nieto it makes complete sense.	Nieto, Alex Sanchez		1794
Mugabe: saint, sinner or same?	Mathuthu, Mthulisi	Column	880
NI prize crossword.			636
Of robbers and planners.	Collen, Lindsey	Short story	711
Patent busting: getting up Big Pharma's nose in order to save lives.	Macan-Markar, Marwaan		542
Permaculture.	Ransom, David	Editorial	287
Permanent culture.	Ransom, David	Travel narrative	745
Pseudo-Guantanamo.	Kagamo, Jean-Baptiste	Brief article	203
Right of return.	Carey, Sean	Brief article	241
Seeing Red.		Letter to the editor	97
Sharing.	de Mesa, Max	Letter to the editor	96
Shtetl Superstars.	Gray, Louise	Sound recording review	311
Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World.	Silwadi, Osama	Brief article	210
Speechmarks.	Shiva, Vandana	Brief article	77
Taking issue.	Lewisburg, John Peeler; Schweitzer, Kay; Williams, Peter	Letter to the editor	389
Tasmanian roots: Russ Grayson and Steve Payne tell the tale of how two Australians first put 'permanent' and 'culture' together.	Grayson, Russ; Payne, Steve		1119
The Adventures of Ghosthorse and Stillborn.	Gray, Louise	Sound recording review	236
The ethical heart of permaculture: Maddy Harland argues that the design system can bring about social change.	Harland, Maddy	Column	893
The ISI.			1040
The Islamophobia debate.			2805
The language of fashion ...	Mitchell; Richardson	Brief article	54
Tragedy foretold.	Bowen, Wendy	Letter to the editor	265
Zone 2: no-dig for victory; It's a short bicycle ride for David Ransom along a railway path to the heart of inner-city Bristol. And there's no lack of ambition--to make the place into Britain's first 'Transition City'. Even in the East End of London, a new forest of networks is flourishing.	Ransom, David	Travel narrative	1860
Zones 0 and 1: the problem is the solution; David Ransom gets going with whatever's in front of his own nose--in this case, the office. A smaller 'footprint' at home on a Dutch barge may have been involuntary at first--but has satisfactions of its own, and a bit of intelligent design might help even more.	Ransom, David		2246
Zones 3 & 4: Barns to beacons; Out into the countryside--where food should flourish but often doesn't. So a co-operative of smallholders has started to live off the land. And, as close as you can get to wilderness in Wales, a remarkable woman sets an example.			1165