November 1987's Issue
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Cory's cop-out
Land reform - or revolution? Walden Bello and Joe Collins look into a social volcano in the Philippines.
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Endpiece: What can you do, Beulah?
Sue Haycock returns to South Africa after 15 years, but discovers that some things haven’t changed.
- Sue Haycock
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No God Or Angel
Jews and Palestinians both need a homeland. Dan Leon and Sara Gowen report.
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Letters
Enlightening and frightening - what readers thought of the September issue on Masculinity.
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Outback In The City
In spite of the mythology of the outback, Australians are city-dwellers par excellence. But today the cities are in crisis and a radical rethink is needed.
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Paradise Promised
Marcus Colchester on the biggest transmigration disaster of all time.
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Simply... Land Need And Greed
A look at the central role land has played - and continues to play - in fashioning our history.
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Update: news from around the world
New-style police stations in Brazil; danger food; oxen make a comeback in Sierra Leone… and more.
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