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Artists are deities 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 7-9
  • Femi Ajayi-Wood
The culture club 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 10-11
  • Anonymous
Stumped : an anthropologist reports on one of the strange summer rituals which happen in some pastoral English villages 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 28-9
  • Anonymous
Liquid life: selling oral rehydration 1985 New Internationalist 144 ():
  • Vimal Balasubrahmanyam
Men first: Pacific islanders bartered shells for sophistication; now they queue up nostalgically to see old pots and pans 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 27-8
  • Ben Burt
Living tombs [anthropology of museums] 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 26-7
  • Linda Cabe
Another kind of loving [sex education books for children] 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 21-3
  • Mariette Clare
Ghostwriters [women authors and publishing] 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 18-20
  • Monica Connell
Breaking the curfew [women and self defence] 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 24-5
  • Monica Connell
White sisters listen 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 18-
  • Buchi Emecheta
Rap the rhyme [rock music] 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 12
  • Paul Gilroy
Country profile: Comoros islands 1985 New Internationalist 143 (): 32
  • Michael Griffin
Miss micro [electronics factories in Malaysia] 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 12-13
  • Rachael Grossman
Portrait of the artist 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 24-5
  • others
  • Anthony Hodge
The fire still burns [art in northeast Britain] 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 22-3
  • Chris Johnson
Window on the world [BBC and impartiality] 1985 New Internationalist 146 (): 12-13
  • Chris Johnson
Love thy enemy [men and women] 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 26-7
  • Anna Livia
Woman to woman: an introduction to feminism 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 7-11
  • Amanda Root
Peasant vigilantes: Latin American armies divide and rule 1985 New Internationalist 144 ():
  • Mike Rose
Country progile: Belize 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 32
  • Mike Rose
Country profile: Pakistan 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 32
  • Mike Rose
New York, New York: from the lights of Broadway to the lofts of Greenwich Village, the Big Apple's art has always glittered; now it's becoming political 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 28
  • Alisa Solomon
Decisions for today's youth 1985 New Internationalist 143 (): 7-28
  • others
  • Dexter Tiranti
The foreign hand [management and patriotism] 1985 New Internationalist 146 (): 24-5
  • Tony Vaux
Keep it light [rock music] 1985 New Internationalist 144 (): 12-14
  • Roger Wallis
The tender trap: mother's day hides half of parenting 1985 New Internationalist 150 (): 14-15
  • Troth Wells
Grim reapers: America's dangerous products 1984 New Internationalist 141 ():
  • Anonymous
Violence worldwide: the facts 1984 New Internationalist 136 (): 10-11
  • Anonymous
Looking beyond violence 1984 New Internationalist 136 (): 7-9
  • C Brazier
Escape from the whorehouse [the new face of Cuba's tourism] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 18-
  • Cate Cochran
The place of many heads [Australian Aborigines, Ayers Rock, tourists] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 23
  • Cameron Forbes
Rejecting food: cash better than food aid 1984 New Internationalist 141 ():
  • Lindsey Hilsum
The other war: Zimbabwe's co-ops may fall 1984 New Internationalist 141 ():
  • Margaret Ling
Blacksmith, baker, roof-sheet maker: taking on 'men's work' [women] 1984 New Internationalist 141 ():
  • John Madeley
Selling the exotic [Tunisian tourism] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 27
  • Scott Malcomson
Should Kalidasi have another? [procreation and the poor] 1984 New Internationalist 142 ():
  • Ashok Mitra
Interesting ethics [speculations on the results of the increasing cost of loans] 1984 New Internationalist 141 ():
  • Ashok Mitra
Guinea-Bissau ['Country Profile' 1984 New Internationalist 141 (): 32
  • Julian Quan
The swastika spins ever faster [tourists in Bali] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 12-13
  • Silvio Santosa
Visions of poverty, visions of wealth [tourists in the third world] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 7-9
  • Peter Stalker
Cheap thrills [prostitution in Thailand] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 14
  • Debbie Taylor
The outstretched hand: dealing with beggars 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 20-2
  • Dexter Tiranti
  • Lindsey Hilsum
  • Shawn Perry
Raiders across the Rio Grande [U.S. tourists in Mexico] 1984 New Internationalist 142 (): 28-9
  • Gerry Tissier
  • Pushpinder Khaneka
Slow train to Patna [community action in villages in Bihar] 1984 New Internationalist 141 (): 7-28
  • others
  • Glen Williams
The rains [Upper Volta] 1983 New internationalist 120 (): 7-27
  • P Adamson
Behind the fourth wall [Sri Lanka] 1983 New internationalist 119 (): 12-13
  • P Adamson
'Every square mile is just like a book' [Australian Aborigines] 1983 New internationalist 123 (): 21
  • C Forbes
Tribal fusion or fission 1983 New internationalist 128 (): 24
  • R Hall
Coyotes and the underground railway [refugees in Central America] 1983 New internationalist 130 (): 22-3
  • R Kazis
With God on our side [religion in South America] 1983 New internationalist 130 (): 21-2
  • G MacEoin
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