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FEBRUARY
2003
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VOL.
50, No. 2 |
Cover
Story

THE UNQUENCHABLE
THIRST FOR OIL
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The
Mother of All Legal Rows, Tom Cholmondeley,
The Guardian, London
OPEC
and the Chance of War, Randa Taqi al-Din,
Al-Hayat, London
The
Second Oil War, Mikhail Zygar, Kommersant,
Moscow
U.S.
Eyes West African Crude, Jonathan Katzenellenbogen,
Business Day, Johannesburg
Playing into Saddams Hands, La Jornada,
Mexico City
A
Competitive Northern Pipeline, Mariya Ignatova,
Yekaterina Kravchenko,
and Aleksei Tikhonov, Izvestiya, Moscow
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Features
CHINA:
BETTER RICH THAN RED
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The
Gray Helmsman, Catherine Armitage, The
Australian, Sydney
Chinas Unavoidable Limitations, Liaowang
Zhoukan/Outlook Weekly, Beijing
A
Spoiled Generation? Craig Baxter, Otago
Daily Times, Dunedin
Leashing
the Economic Dragon, Brodie Fenlon, The
Toronto Sun, Toronto
Fitfully, Change Comes, Park Doo-bok,
Joong Ang Ilbo, Seoul
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NATOS GROWING PAINS
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Kafkaesque
Alliance, Stefan Kornelius, Süddeutsche
Zeitung, Munich
Bigger,
Not Better, at Fighting Terror, Deaglán
de Bréadún, The Irish Times,
Dublin
The
American Holdup of NATO, Le Monde,
Paris
Making Friends with Old Foes, Marina Kalashnikova,
Novye Izvestiya, Moscow
Roundup |
Departments
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EYE
ON THE UNITED STATES
An
Ironic Message of Tolerance, The Jakarta Post,
Jakarta
Hello, Big
Brother, Izvestiya, Moscow
ARTS
The
Revolution Will Be Filmed, The New Zealand Listener,
Auckland
BOOKS
My Madeleine
Is Rich, Libération, Paris
A Failed State
With Nuclear Weapons, Dawn, Karachi
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Full of Goodness
New Scientist, London
SOCIETY
Argentina's Dying Children, Página 12,
Buenos Aires
Food Exported While Argentines Go Hungry, The Daily Telegraph,
London
COMMENTARY
Whose Decision Is the Cyprus Solution? Politis,
Nicosia
The New Reality
of Terrorism, The Australian, Sydney
PEOPLE
Sidi Mohammed
Daddach
Dave
Irvine-Halliday
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