Issue 460 of New Internationalist
Reader-owned global journalism
March 2013
What has development done for me?
40 years
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Angela Davis: making waves since 1961
Once on the FBI's 'most wanted' list, the civil rights activist has no intention of slowing down. She talks to Frank Barat about...
Cop this barrel of laughs
Modern surreal police tactics make writing comedy about protests an easy job for Chris Coltrane.
A measure of progress
The founding editor of the New Internationalist, Peter Adamson, looks at how the world has changed since the magazine started –...
The New Internationalists: where are they now?
Aminatou Haidar, from Western Sahara; Rigoberta Menchú, from Guatemala; Mari Marcel Thekaekara, from India; and Domitila Barrios...
World Progress 1970-2010 - The Facts
Steps forward, steps back - what effect have 40 years of development had?
Where are they now? Noushin Ahmadi Khorasani
The Iranian women's rights activist on what she has been doing since she was featured in our March 2007 issue.
Letter from Botswana
Laughter and tolerance run dry in a land where HIV is still a swear word, says Wame Molefhe.
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Shifting horizons: the future of work
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