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Volume 49, Number 6
Toward Freedom, November 2000
Terror at Close Range
For Palestinians, there’s no defense against the full fury of Israeli militants
BARBARA NIMRI AZIZ
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Volume 49, Number 7
January 2001 | Vol. 49, No. 7
Global Media: Indy Media Rising
New strategies emerge in the fight against
corporate globalization
Here Comes the Revolution — MANSE JACOBI
Just Wait and See — SHERI HERNDON
Open & Unstoppable — SHAYNE KORYTKO
Blurring the Lines — CELIA ALARIO
Making a Difference — LINDA SETCHELL
On the Barricades — NJOKI NJEHU
Seizing the Moment — DAVID BARSAMIAN
Winning the Marathon — DANNY SCHECHTER
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Volume 50, Number 1
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Re-uniting with Nature
Gathered in New Zealand, activists prepare
for a new wave of globalization protests
– BRIAN TOKAR
Reclaiming Ancestral Rights
Stopping the FTAA
Weather Warfare
The New World Order weapon that could trigger climate change
– MICHEL CHOSSUDOVSKY
NEW WORLD DISASTERS
Ten Years After: Part one
A delegation to Iraq defies the sanctions and assesses the damage
– MICHAEL PARENTI
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Volume 50, Number 2
May 2001 (VOL. 50, NO. 2)
Print Edition Contents
VIVA MEXICO
Caravan of Hope: Marching for indigenous dignity, the Zapatistas open a new era – JILL REPLOGLE
SUPPLY-SIDE COMBAT
Colombia’s Oil War: The U’wa battle Occidental over "the blood of mother earth" – RON CHEPESIUK
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Volume 50, Number 3
Print Edition: Table of ContentsJune/July 2001 (VOL. 50, NO. 3)
CORPORATE CRIMES
Mineral Obsession: Inside the Canadian push to make a killing on Kenya’s titanium – ROBERT OTANI
Dirty Laundry: Multinational banks as bagmen for global crime syndicates – RON CHEPESIUK
PRISON WATCH
Demanding Justice for Peltier : FBI admissions underscore the need for a new hearing -DAVE DELLINGER
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Volume 50, Number 4
August/September 2001 VOL. 50, NO. 4HIDDEN HISTORY
Secrets R US
Deceptions and schemes in the military-intelligence-industrial complex
GREG GUMA
MPRI: Playing both sides in Macedonia Vietnam:
A pretext for war
NSA and Echelon: Questioning the virtual State
Industrial espionage: When allies compete
Australia: Manipulating Democracy
Hiding the agenda in Peru
DynCorp: Privatizing foreign policy
Corporate connections and "soft landings"
The future of information poweR
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