Articles from UN Chronicle (March 22, 1999)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"In an age of information, the United Nations should appear as a transparent institution.'.			702
'Quiet revolution' of United Nations reform beginning to show results.			1498
'Spirit of cooperation and compromise overcomes 'tyranny of budgetary constraints.'.	Rutsch, Herst		1680
'Tremors of world financial crisis felt by assembly.'.			791
A year-old 'group of interested states' takes stock of successes and plans new projects.	Kastrup, Dieter		819
And harnessing this 'rather mysterious natural resource.'.	Seckler, David		1581
Assembly considers measures to stop international terrorism.			765
Assessing progress in fulfilling commitments.	Wheeler, Rob		518
Burundi: what sanctions meant on the ground.	Dimond, Marie		1717
Can commodity-based associations promote the economic development of their member states?	Arcaya, Ignacio		914
Can global health weather global climate?		Transcript	1507
Danger: iceberg ahead.			1694
Development assistance: spiritual-and moral-dimensions.	Sfeir-Younis, Alfredo		1961
Disarmament: a scientist's view.	Solomon, Theodros		1370
Dry tears of the Aral.	Grabish, Beatrice		3128
Enhancing transparency of Security Council proceedings.	Buallay, Jassim M.		887
Ensuring peace becomes the norm.	Sultanmurat, Ermentai		954
From the Secretary-General.			1887
Gains by women reversed in economic downturn.			713
In Cameroon, a female-centred organization works to conquer the poverty of rural women.	Fonkem, Rebecca N.		735
In fiftieth anniversary year, assembly reviews progress on human rights declaration.			4969
In Uganda, elders work with the UN to safeguard women's health.	Eliah, Elaine		841
Japan, United States dissociate themselves from adopted budget outline.			531
Let's go for human testing of vaccine, says UNAIDS.			701
Making Agenda 21 work at the municipal level: the Swedish experience.	Larsson, Kjell		671
Malaria, in second place, sees fewer victims, but greater difficulty of control.			789
Nuclear testing, small arms highlight disarmament agenda.			802
Out of dnaL: mapping the medical maze.			902
Plant plunder, genes and sneakers: can intellectual property be theft?	Kalafatic, Carol		2077
Progress can't always be measured in pipelines.	Acosta, Yvonne		774
Remote interpretation paperless offices.	Petrovsky, Vladimir		1668
TB: the leading infectious killer of adults ... and the single biggest killer of young women.			718
The chronicle interview.		Interview	3083
The trees stand ... still.	Strugar, Annetta		919
Then I open up and see the person falling here is.	Weil, Benjamin		1458
Three-phased approach towards charter amendment.			881
To deter and dissuade, and so deny.	Bassiouni, Cherif		824
Totally amazing mind, so understanding and so kind.'.			1673
Underweight, wheezing and infected: whales have health problems too.	Middleton, Saundra		664
Who cares? WHO cares.			1221