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Empire strikes back - where counter-piracy is going wrong

Pirate hijackings off the coast of Africa have spawned a lucrative protection industry. With private security guards taking to the oceans in ever increasing numbers, Hazel Healy asks whether this is really the way to ‘safer seas’.

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Letter from Botswana – For a place where speech is free

Botswana’s tradition of community meetings could invigorate democracy, says Wame Molefhe – if done right.

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Forget One Direction – we need a new direction

Chris Coltrane imagines a world where everyone is equal.

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Reconnecting with his roots: Paul Wimbush at Tir-y-gael in Wales. Hoppi Wimbush

Hermit Principle: an interview with Paul Wimbush:

The co-founder of an eco-village is creating the future he wants to see, as Rin Simpson discovers.

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Obama’s ‘free trade’ voyages are another big mistake

New agreements that enhance corporate power are bad news, writes Mark Engler.

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Argument: Are exams bad for children?

Teachers Stephanie Schneider and Matt Christison go head-to-head.

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VIDEO: the power of participation

Chris Lunch believes we are only just scratching the surface of video technology’s potential.

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Home no more: the Pandit minority were forced to flee their houses along the Jhelum river in Srinagar more than 20 years ago. Sofi Lundin

In the valley of conflict

Sofi Lundin reports on the story of the Kashmiri Pandits, a minority group driven from their homes in the beautiful but strife-torn Kashmir Valley.

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Article title	Description	Author	Published	Magazine	Link
Piracy - The Facts	Pirate attacks in 2012		September, 2013	465	Preview
Empire strikes back - where counter-piracy is going wrong	Pirate hijackings off the coast of Africa have spawned a lucrative protection industry. With private security guards taking to the oceans in ever increasing numbers, Hazel Healy asks whether this is really the way to ‘safer seas’.	Hazel Healy	September, 2013	465	Preview
Letters - July 2013	Armenia, land grabs, maximum wage, West Papua, party pooping, bickering and the ‘Global South.’	New Internationalist Editorial	July, 2013	464	Read
Letter from Botswana – For a place where speech is free	Botswana’s tradition of community meetings could invigorate democracy, says Wame Molefhe – if done right.	Wame Molefhe	July, 2013	464	Preview
Eduardo Galeano	He talks to Vanessa Baird about dreams, football, justice – and the legs of his very first teacher.	Vanessa Baird	July, 2013	464	Preview
Forget One Direction – we need a new direction	Chris Coltrane imagines a world where everyone is equal.	Chris Coltrane	July, 2013	464	Preview
Hermit Principle: an interview with Paul Wimbush:	The co-founder of an eco-village is creating the future he wants to see, as Rin Simpson discovers.	Rin Simpson	July, 2013	464	Preview
Book reviews		New Internationalist Editorial	July, 2013	464	Preview
Music reviews	Droit dans la Gueule du Loup and Stand Up People: Gypsy Pop Songs from Tito’s Yugoslavia.	Louise Gray	July, 2013	464	Preview
Film: Hotdocs special	Documentary film is taking its rightful place on commercial screens beside the usual fictional offerings. Richard Swift views some of this year’s entrants at the Toronto Hotdocs festival.	Richard Swift	July, 2013	464	Preview
Obama’s ‘free trade’ voyages are another big mistake	New agreements that enhance corporate power are bad news, writes Mark Engler.	Mark Engler	July, 2013	464	Preview
Bats: not just pests	As the British parliament debates the damage they cause in churches, Dawn Starin argues that it’s time to revise the ‘creepy’ animal’s reputation – before it’s too late.	Dawn Starin	July, 2013	464	Preview
Argument: Are exams bad for children?	Teachers Stephanie Schneider and Matt Christison go head-to-head.		July, 2013	464	Preview
VIDEO: the power of participation	Chris Lunch believes we are only just scratching the surface of video technology’s potential.	Chris Lunch	July, 2013	464	Read
In the valley of conflict	Sofi Lundin reports on the story of the Kashmiri Pandits, a minority group driven from their homes in the beautiful but strife-torn Kashmir Valley.	Sofi Lundin	July, 2013	464	Preview

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