UNESCO Courier

1999年 第2528058期 整刊阅读

War comics: the new realism - includes related article on adventure and propaganda Antonio Altarriba Ordonez (-)

Venice: coping with culture vultures - Safeguarding Heritage - Venice, Italy Antonio Paolo Russo (-)

19th century AD Roy Malkin (-)

The first lessons of Kosovo - the legitimacy of military action by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Mario Betatti (-)

Is cultural tourism on the right track? - Tourism and Culture: Rethinking the Mix Mike Robinson (-)

Humanitarian intervention: a controversial right - includes related article on the right to intervene Olivier Corten (-)

Towards an ethics of tourism - Reflections - World Tourism Organization's Global Code of Ethics for Tourism Cynthia Guttman (-)

Pompeii puts its house in order - Safeguarding Heritage - ancient Roman city Martine Jacot (-)

Philosophy of a guidebook guru - includes sampler of leading guidebooks - views of the publisher of the Lonely Planet guidebooks Tony Wheeler (-)

Will market forces rule - Safeguarding Heritage - tourism as a boon to a country's heritage Valery Patin (-)

Colombia: the seeds of return - preserving biodiversity is a priority for the food security of displaced communities Leticia Reyes (-)

An empire built on the sands - Reflections - Club Mediterranee founder Gilbert Tragano's views on mass tourism Amy Otchet (-)

Peru's 'meet the people' tours - People and Tourism - ecotourism Leticia Gonzales De Remoue (-)

Somalia's bitter harvest - Baidoa/Afgoi gene bank Dan Kiambi (-)

The silent casualties of war - impact of warfare on crop biodiversity Paul Richards (-)

2000 Ad Lucia Iglesias Kuntz (-)

Ecotourism without tears - People and Tourism - tours arranged with the consent of local communities Sylvie Blangy (-)

For a new beginning - Manifesto 2000 for a Culture of Peace and Non-violence - Editorial (-)

Central Europe: castles gear up for business - Safeguarding Heritage Cynthia Guttman (-)

Masters in their own tepees - People and Tourism - aboriginal tourism in Australia and Canada Gary Marchant (-)

Dancing with the rivers - Bangladeshi settlements built on chars Gilles Saussier (-)

Jakarta's dispossessed - The Big City or Bust - land ownership problem in Jakarta, Indonesia Andreas Harsono (-)

Fear and loathing in Ikosi - The Big City or Bust - riot in Lagos, Nigeria Amy Otchet (-)

Gurdev Singh Khush: masterminding a new rice revolution - Principal Plant Breeder and Head of the Division of Plant Breeding Genetics and Biochemistry at the International Rice Research Institute - Interview Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Lagos: the survival of the determined - The Big City or Bust - Lagos, Nigeria Amy Otchet (-)

2,000 world classics on line - Michael Hart's online library Sam T. Weller (-)

Living with Leviathan - The Big Cty or Bust - population forecast for the 21st century Martine Jacot (-)

A virtual library on the Web Sophie Boukhari (-)

Colombia exports its 'new school' blueprint Asbel Lopez (-)

Cracking the code of art's allure - eight laws of artistic experience Anthony Freeman (-)

Space law lifts off for a new odyssey - third UN Conference on the Exploration ad Peaceful Uses of Outer Space Amy Otchet (-)

Dead-end seeds yield a harvest of revolt - creation of genetically altered seeds that do not germinate once fully grown Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Learning holidays: a thumbnail guide - Safeguarding Heritage Garry Marchant (-)

Asia takes a crash course in educational reform Matthew Pennington (-)

Cities, citizens, and civilization - UNESCO's Cities for Peace Prize - Editorial (-)

Urbanization and globalization Jorge Wilheim (-)

Madagascar's undaunted street children Adelson Razafy (-)

A Brasilian's home is a castle - The Big City or Bust - Brasilia, Brazil Licia Valladares (-)

Brazil: a bridgehead to the tropics - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Lucia Iglesias Kuntz (-)

The science-tech convergence - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Lewis M. Branscomb (-)

Latin America: a tough transition - Who Owns Science? - scientific research in Latin America - Cover Story Hebe Vessuri (-)

A German chemist's double life - Who Owns Science? - Regina Reszka - Cover Story Manfred Ronzheimer (-)

China: a market-minded contender - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Ted Plafker (-)

Schools for eco-citizens - includes related article on summer camp organized by UNESCO and Groupe pour l'Etude et l'Enseignement de la Population Cynthia Guttman (-)

Mark Thomas: method and madness of a TV comic - includes related articles on his TV program and on his biography - Interview Amy Otchet (-)

Former USSR: halting the brain drain - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Jasmina Sopova (-)

Antarctica's tainted horizons - includes related article on Antarctica's ice shelves David Walton (-)

Soaps with a Latin scent - includes related article on cultural impact of telenovelas - Latin American soap operas Araceli Ortiz de Urbina (-)

In the shade of the palaver tree - traditional African institution of debate and consensus Jasmina Sopova (-)

A global snapshot of scientific trends - Who Owns Science? - includes related article on North-South gap and on publication profiles - Cover Story Tibor Braun (-)

All eyes on El Nino - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Peter Coles (-)

Science to what purpose? - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza (-)

The big three get together - Who Owns Science? - convergence in US, European and Japanese research policies - Interview Sophie Boukhari (-)

Nostalgia for Istanbul - includes related article on city's geographical location Nedim Gursel (-)

Peru's child workers stake their claims Luis-Jaime Cisneros (-)

Open house or closed shop? - Who Owns Science? - private ownership of scientific discoveries and inventions - Cover Story David Dickson (-)

Child labour: a lesser evil? - includes related article on the number of child laborers in the world Sophie Boukhari (-)

Staying ahead of the pack - Who Owns Science? - Monsanto's Roundup herbicide - Cover Story Pascal Bye (-)

Science for citizens - Who Owns Science? - includes related article on Hippocratic oath for scientists - Cover Story V.V. Krishna (-)

The symbiosis of pure and applied science - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Harvey Brooks (-)

The agony and the ecstasy - the emotional build-up for an international sporting event creates powerful emotions that may turn sour Philippe Liotard (-)

Indigenous peoples take on big business Sophie Boukhari (-)

Leila Shahid: the resolve of a Palestinian envoy - includes related articles - Interview Sophie Boukhari (-)

Hidden hurdles of colour - black sprinters' dominance of the sport in UK reinforce stereotypes that blacks are better off in an athletics career Amy Otchet (-)

Peace without victory - UNESCO focuses on sports for all as part of its commitment to lifelong learning - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza (-)

Latin America's endangered frequencies - community radio stations Rafael Roncagliolo (-)

Basketball at midnight - includes related article - the Midnight Basketball League gives poor young males the opportunity to play the game and keep out of trouble Gary A. Sailes (-)

Ayacucho: an uneasy calm - includes related article on the cost of the civil war to Peru - Ayacucho, Peru after the defeat of the Shining Path guerrillas Francisco Diez-Canseco Tavara (-)

Alexandria, from papyrus to the Internet - includes related article - the rebirth of the Library of Alexandria may make it a new beacon of knowledge to the Arab World Michel Arseneault (-)

A star that never rose - only few of the world's talented young athletes will make it to sporting stardom K.K. Man Jusu (-)

No farewell to arms - low- and middle-income countries boost their military spending Vincenc Fisas (-)

Going for glory - 12-year-old Dong-whee Choi dreams of making it big in the tennis world Glenn Manarin (-)

May the betting man win… - Thais addiction to gambling Robert Horn (-)

Training for life - disabled swimmer Stig Morten Sandvik credits sports with helping him achieve confidence and self-respect Ole Kristian Bjellaanes (-)

Petra's new invaders - Safeguarding Heritage - ancient city in Jordan Christophe Ayad (-)

Rwanda's collective amnesia Benjamin Sehene (-)

Memory: making peace with a violent past - Brief Article (-)

Cambodia: a wound that will not heal Rithy Panh (-)

Spare The Rod, Save The Child Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Russia: an unfinished job Alexis Berelowitch (-)

Toyota Makes Trees - Brief Article Yoshinori Takahashi (-)

An unwritten page of history Fabiola Letelier del Solar (-)

Forests: A Hot Deal For A Cooler World Sophie Boukhari (-)

Wangari Muta Maathai: Kenya's Green Militant Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Chile: doing a deal with memory - Brief Article Oscar Godoy Arcaya (-)

Into Action - Brief Article Koichiro Matsuura (-)

All together! - football's therapeutic and cathartic functions Sergio Leite Lopes (-)

Iranian women put on their running shoes - includes related article on all-male Marylebone Cricket Club's policy of admitting women as full-time members - sportswomen slowly making headway in Iran Siavosh Ghazi (-)

New players, same game - the new republics of the former USSR use sports to help build patriotism Lincoln Allison (-)

A Cuban mix of muscle and ideology - Cuban government seeks to affirm patriotic values and national identity through sports Marcos Bustillo (-)

Pretending for real - simulation games are gaining popularity as educational tools Asbel Lopez (-)

Batting for the nation - political rivalry between India and Pakistan spills onto the cricket field Ramachandra Guha (-)

The oil flows, and the forest bleeds - a group of Ecuadorian Indians sues oil company Texaco for 'ecocide' in the US courts Carlos Viteri Gualinga (-)

Another lost decade? - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - problems posed by a globalized economy Mumtaz Keklik (-)

The markets: a fickle friend - A New Deal for the Poor, part 1 - includes related article on the decline of official development assistance - elimination of poverty Andreas Harsono (-)

Genetic weapons: a 21st-century nightmare? - includes related article on the hopeps and dilemmas of genome research - foray into biological weapon research Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Twilight in Tunisia - A New Deal for the Poor, part 2 - government program to alleviate poverty Sophie Boukhari (-)

Nuclear decommissioning: a problem that won't go away - includes related articles Nicholas Lenssen (-)

ONE intelligent island - includes related articles - convergence of services on Singapore's Internet Malini Rajendran (-)

What's in a game? - sports and the myth that it abolishes social divisions Rene Lefort (-)

Mali: growth without development - A New Deal for the Poor, part 1 Sophie Boukhari (-)

The people: culture - the wild card - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - includes related article on the key to empowerment - anti-poverty projects in developing countries Ramesh Singh (-)

Chicanos paint their way back - includes related article on wall paintings - jobless young ethnics preoccupy themselves with mural painting Annick Treguer (-)

Ahmadou Kourouma: an African novelist's inside story - includes related articles - Interview Rene Lefort (-)

In the former Eastern bloc, a hazardous transition: what should the state do in a region where poverty is making a horrific comeback? - A New Deal for the Poor, part 2 - Former Soviet Union Omar Noman (-)

ATD's streetwise librarians - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - Aid in Total Distress Fourth World's use of culture to fight against exclusion and poverty Martine Jacot (-)

Madagascar: a waning tradition - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - the function of the fokonolona in Ambingivato, Madagascar Soahangy Mamisoa Rangers (-)

The final and optimal crisis of the century - A New Deal for the Poor - global financial crisis Rubens Ricupero (-)

Chile's two-track therapy - A New Deal for the Poor, part 1 Eduardo Olivares (-)

The state: USA: the self-help gospel - A New Deal for the Poor, part 2 Vicky Elliott (-)

Tracking down looted art - includes related articles Lucia Iglesias Kuntz (-)

A new deal for the poor - elimination of poverty John Kohut (-)

A convenient solution - What Price Water? - 'virtual water' as an answer to the Middle East water supply problem - Cover Story J.A. Allan (-)

The zero option for waste - includes related article on 1998 as the hottest year of the 20th century - Zero Emissions Research Initiative France Bequette (-)

Bihar's lawless ways - includes related article on region's demographic and geographical profiles - India's most backward state Tiane Doan de Champassak (-)

India: Calcutta plugs its deficit - What Price Water? - Cover Story Tirthankar Bandyopadhyay (-)

Daring, caring and sharing - water scarcity Federico Mayor Zaragoza (-)

Mexico: the sweet smell of success - What Price Water? - Cover Story Juan Carlos Nunez (-)

James Tobin: reining in the markets - includes related articles on economic liberalism and on foreign exchange transactions tax - Interview Sophie Boukhari (-)

South Africa: water for everyone - What Price Water? - Cover Story Ferial Haffajee (-)

Munich's street magazine - Biss Kathrin Sander (-)

Hungary: under new management - What Price Water? - includes related article on mineral water - privatization of the country's municipal water-supply systems - Cover Story Gabor Szabo (-)

The press takes to the street - newspaper selling on the street by homeless persons Sophie Boukhari (-)

Who pays the piper? Who calls the tune? - What Price Water? - includes related article on Turia River, Valencia, Spain - privatization of water supply services - Cover Story - Interview Colin Green (-)

Children's books come of age - includes related article on Meshack Asare and Anne R. Blakeslee, winners of UNESCO's Prize for Children's and Young People's Literature in the Service of Tolerance for 1998 Lucia Iglesias Kuntz (-)

A rare and precious resource - What Price Water? - includes related article on desalinization - fresh water - Cover Story Houria Tazi Sadeq (-)

Adoption: for love or money? - includes related article on Educators for Peace and Mutual Understanding, winner of the 1998 UNESCO prize for peace education Martine Jacot (-)

Spanish youth outside in Cecilia Ballesteros (-)

Custom-built solutions for international disputes - What Price Water? - includes related articles on Nile, Jordan, Mekong and Danube Rivers - use of customary laws in resolving water sharing problems in international river basins - Cover Story Joseph W. Dellapenna (-)

Europe's welfare-to-work business Simon Wilson (-)

An economic mirage? - What Price Water? - Middle East - Cover Story Amy Otchet (-)

Farms in the city - urban gardens as sources of food for newcomers from the countryside France Bequette (-)

'When are we leaving?' - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - novelist Iris Murdoch, who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease - Cover Story (-)

Building blocks of learning - includes related articles on adult education and on primary school enrolment - LEGO Jesper Heldgaard (-)

African youth makes a takeover bid - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Codou Bop (-)

Soils in torment - includes related articles on soil ecology, ozone hole, soil degradation, soil conservation and on Soil Convention Sophie Boukhari (-)

Let the good times roll - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Amy Otchet (-)

A time for hope - International Year for the Culture of Peace - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza (-)

Yordan Radichkov: the improbable Bulgarian - includes Bulgaria's geographical profile and Radichkov's biographical profile - Interview Jasmina Sopova (-)

Sage or spoilsport? - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - how old people are perceived in Africa and in the West - Cover Story Bernadette Puijalon (-)

Shanghai reborn - includes related article on social and economic profiles Chen Danyan (-)

Writers bloc to defend their rights Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Lebanon: there's no place like home - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Carole Donati (-)

Museums hoist their new colours - includes related articles on UNESCO periodical 'Museum,' New York's Chinatown History Museum and 30 new sites added to World Heritage List Rene Rivard (-)

International Radio Makes New Waves Cynthia Guttman (-)

The price of truth - Brief Article Max du Preez (-)

Circus Flashbacks - Brief Article Tonino Guerra (-)

The Year 2000: Who's Coming To The Party? Jasmina Sopova (-)

South Africa: quandaries of compromise Njabulo S. Ndebele (-)

Police Against Racism Asbel Lopez (-)

'We can't forgive until we have justice' - Brief Article (-)

Can we prevent crimes against humanity? - Brief Article Martine Jacot (-)

Building blocks of international justice - Brief Article (-)

Bosnia and Herzegovina: an impossible reconciliation? - Brief Article James Lyon (-)

The evil that men do… - Brief Article Tzvetan Todorov (-)

Move Over Milan, Manila Is Taking The Catwalk - Filipino fashion industry Allen T. Cheng (-)

Kyrgyzstan: breaking out of the old shell - legal reform Cynthia Guttman (-)

'Work, Yes - But With Dignity!' - Nicaragua's labor policies - Brief Article Roberto Fonseca (-)

No quick fix - rule of law - former Soviet nations Stephen Holmes (-)

Taking The Sweat Out Of Sweatshops - organizations take action against sweatshops Ruth Mayne (-)

A world in transition - the rule of law - Brief Article Yash Ghai (-)

Law and social justice - Brief Article Kerry Rittich (-)

FOCUS: Making the leap to a rule of law - Brief Article (-)

When The Press Plugs The Schoolbook Gap - educational supplements - Latin American newspapers Asbel Lopez (-)

South Africa: blending tradition and change - legal system Ferial Haffajee (-)

Climatic Changes That Make The World Flip - global warming Robert Matthews (-)

Benin: justice on the horizon Rene Lefort (-)

In traditional societies, the jury is out on legal reform - analysis of the legal system Yash Ghai (-)

The Sheltering Screen - homelessness, poverty in South Africa - Brief Article Tomas Dashuber (-)

Antonio Tabucchi: A Committed Doubter - Interview Asbel Lopez (-)

A world's eye view of the law (-)

Wedding Bells For Web And Tv? - convergent technology of the future Francis Balle (-)

Ukraine: legal eagles with clipped wings - legal reform Serhiy Holovaty (-)

The American Exception - capital punishment - Brief Article Vicky Elliot (-)

A condom tree in Burkina Faso - Brief Article Jasmina Sopova (-)

The Death Penalty: Abolition Gains Ground Martine Jacot (-)

A slow march forward Damien Rwegera (-)

The stigma of Aids Jean Dussault (-)

Getting youth through the Aids crisis - Brief Article (-)

A crash course for teachers - Brief Article Yvon Moren (-)

QUESTIONING THE ABCs OF WOMEN'S LITERACY Anna Robinson-Pant (-)

The classroom and beyond: Prevention at school: an arduous course Monique Fouilloux (-)

Manuel Castells: The Citizen Versus The Machine Rene Lefort (-)

Stemming the tide in Thailand - Brief Article Wanphen Sreshthaputra (-)

Four Challenges For A New World - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza (-)

Photojournalism: The Last Lap? Edgar Roskis (-)

Southeast Asia: Slowly getting bolder - AIDS education gets better despite silence about sexuality Pawana Wienrawee (-)

Berlin, The Island That Was Ute Mahler (-)

The Melting Pot Of Modern Dance Jean-Marc Adolphe (-)

Healers to the rescue - Brief Article Alassane Cisse (-)

Carthage's Long-Awaited Rescue Sophie Bessis (-)

Religion, genetics and the embryo - various religious views of the human embryo Sophie Boukhari (-)

Is Copyright On The Wrong Track? Mireille Buydens (-)

Screening awakens spectres of the past - North American and European history of eugenics Hilary Rose (-)

Genes of inequality - genetic research Mohamed Larbi Bougerra (-)

Germany: the dark shadow of the past - eugenics experiments by Nazis make cloning research less acceptable and delay German contributions to the field - Brief Article Hartmut Wewetzer (-)

Uncharted terrain on tomorrow's genetic map - Human Genome Project and eugenics Sophie Boukhari (-)

Bioethics: the lure of the perfect child - problems posed by completion of genome project - Brief Article (-)

Genetics in three easy lessons - short summary of human genetics - Brief Article (-)

Human cloning is Dolly's debatable offspring David Dickson (-)

Schooling In Times Of Strife - emergency education Mark Richmond (-)

Were The Ten Plagues Of Egypt Triggered By An Ecological Disaster? - Brief Article (-)

Sunila Abeysekera: Peace Campaigner On A War-Torn Island - Interview Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Millennium Bugs With A Deadly Bite - disrupting ecosystem can lead to disease outbreaks Robert Matthews (-)

The dangers of laissez faire - eugenics Amy Otchet (-)

A Crucial Encounter - genetic discrimination must be prevented - Brief Article Federico Mayor Zaragoza (-)

Tug-Of-War In Beirut And Cairo - efforts to protect ancient sites are thwarted or not done - Brief Article Sophie Boukhari (-)

Medicine's last frontier - ethics of genetic engineering - Brief Article Lee M. Silver (-)

Forever Twenty In Cuba - young people's hopes quickly betrayed in one-party country Antonio Jose Ponte (-)

Reaching street kids on their own turf - Brief Article Guillermina Navarro (-)

Seizing every opportunity Kenneth Kaunda (-)

Uganda: a jihad against Aids - Brief Article Maggie Keenan Wheeler (-)

Oswaldo De Rivero: debunking the myths of 'development.' - includes related articles on international development - Peruvian diplomat and development expert - Interview Araceli Ortiz de Urbina (-)

Frontline Aids victims: girls in the South - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included (-)

A slow rescue for Morocco's earthen citadels - Safeguarding Heritage Mohamed Berriane (-)

The Himalayas: masked dances and mixed blessings - People and Tourism Myra Shackley (-)

Morse: the end of an era? - includes related article on Morse code Tony Smith (-)

Luang Prabang: a ghost town returns to life - Safeguarding Heritage - former Laotian royal capital Francis Engelmann (-)

The globalization of tourism - Tourism and Culture: Rethinking the Mix (-)

The stoic way - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - growing old gracefully through classical Greek philosophy - Cover Story Enrique Lynch (-)

The longevity revolution - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - includes related article on two big exceptions on longer life expectancy - Cover Story Robert Butler (-)

Finland's youthful oldies - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Ethirajan Anbarasan (-)

Old age's new horizons - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story (-)

Argentina's penniless pensioners - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Jorge Gottling (-)

Can papers net a profit? - newspapers with Web sites Jany Lesseur (-)

Debt relief: a creditable solution? - includes related article on HIPC Initiative Angela Travis (-)

War comics: the new realism - includes related article on adventure and propaganda Antonio Altarriba Ordonez 1999年月

Venice: coping with culture vultures - Safeguarding Heritage - Venice, Italy Antonio Paolo Russo 1999年月

19th century AD Roy Malkin 1999年月

The first lessons of Kosovo - the legitimacy of military action by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Mario Betatti 1999年月

Is cultural tourism on the right track? - Tourism and Culture: Rethinking the Mix Mike Robinson 1999年月

Humanitarian intervention: a controversial right - includes related article on the right to intervene Olivier Corten 1999年月

Towards an ethics of tourism - Reflections - World Tourism Organization's Global Code of Ethics for Tourism Cynthia Guttman 1999年月

Pompeii puts its house in order - Safeguarding Heritage - ancient Roman city Martine Jacot 1999年月

Philosophy of a guidebook guru - includes sampler of leading guidebooks - views of the publisher of the Lonely Planet guidebooks Tony Wheeler 1999年月

Will market forces rule - Safeguarding Heritage - tourism as a boon to a country's heritage Valery Patin 1999年月

Colombia: the seeds of return - preserving biodiversity is a priority for the food security of displaced communities Leticia Reyes 1999年月

An empire built on the sands - Reflections - Club Mediterranee founder Gilbert Tragano's views on mass tourism Amy Otchet 1999年月

Peru's 'meet the people' tours - People and Tourism - ecotourism Leticia Gonzales De Remoue 1999年月

Somalia's bitter harvest - Baidoa/Afgoi gene bank Dan Kiambi 1999年月

The silent casualties of war - impact of warfare on crop biodiversity Paul Richards 1999年月

2000 Ad Lucia Iglesias Kuntz 1999年月

Ecotourism without tears - People and Tourism - tours arranged with the consent of local communities Sylvie Blangy 1999年月

For a new beginning - Manifesto 2000 for a Culture of Peace and Non-violence - Editorial 1999年月

Central Europe: castles gear up for business - Safeguarding Heritage Cynthia Guttman 1999年月

Masters in their own tepees - People and Tourism - aboriginal tourism in Australia and Canada Gary Marchant 1999年月

Dancing with the rivers - Bangladeshi settlements built on chars Gilles Saussier 1999年月

Jakarta's dispossessed - The Big City or Bust - land ownership problem in Jakarta, Indonesia Andreas Harsono 1999年月

Fear and loathing in Ikosi - The Big City or Bust - riot in Lagos, Nigeria Amy Otchet 1999年月

Gurdev Singh Khush: masterminding a new rice revolution - Principal Plant Breeder and Head of the Division of Plant Breeding Genetics and Biochemistry at the International Rice Research Institute - Interview Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Lagos: the survival of the determined - The Big City or Bust - Lagos, Nigeria Amy Otchet 1999年月

2,000 world classics on line - Michael Hart's online library Sam T. Weller 1999年月

Living with Leviathan - The Big Cty or Bust - population forecast for the 21st century Martine Jacot 1999年月

A virtual library on the Web Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Colombia exports its 'new school' blueprint Asbel Lopez 1999年月

Cracking the code of art's allure - eight laws of artistic experience Anthony Freeman 1999年月

Space law lifts off for a new odyssey - third UN Conference on the Exploration ad Peaceful Uses of Outer Space Amy Otchet 1999年月

Dead-end seeds yield a harvest of revolt - creation of genetically altered seeds that do not germinate once fully grown Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Learning holidays: a thumbnail guide - Safeguarding Heritage Garry Marchant 1999年月

Asia takes a crash course in educational reform Matthew Pennington 1999年月

Cities, citizens, and civilization - UNESCO's Cities for Peace Prize - Editorial 1999年月

Urbanization and globalization Jorge Wilheim 1999年月

Madagascar's undaunted street children Adelson Razafy 1999年月

A Brasilian's home is a castle - The Big City or Bust - Brasilia, Brazil Licia Valladares 1999年月

Brazil: a bridgehead to the tropics - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Lucia Iglesias Kuntz 1999年月

The science-tech convergence - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Lewis M. Branscomb 1999年月

Latin America: a tough transition - Who Owns Science? - scientific research in Latin America - Cover Story Hebe Vessuri 1999年月

A German chemist's double life - Who Owns Science? - Regina Reszka - Cover Story Manfred Ronzheimer 1999年月

China: a market-minded contender - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Ted Plafker 1999年月

Schools for eco-citizens - includes related article on summer camp organized by UNESCO and Groupe pour l'Etude et l'Enseignement de la Population Cynthia Guttman 1999年月

Mark Thomas: method and madness of a TV comic - includes related articles on his TV program and on his biography - Interview Amy Otchet 1999年月

Former USSR: halting the brain drain - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Jasmina Sopova 1999年月

Antarctica's tainted horizons - includes related article on Antarctica's ice shelves David Walton 1999年月

Soaps with a Latin scent - includes related article on cultural impact of telenovelas - Latin American soap operas Araceli Ortiz de Urbina 1999年月

In the shade of the palaver tree - traditional African institution of debate and consensus Jasmina Sopova 1999年月

A global snapshot of scientific trends - Who Owns Science? - includes related article on North-South gap and on publication profiles - Cover Story Tibor Braun 1999年月

All eyes on El Nino - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Peter Coles 1999年月

Science to what purpose? - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza 1999年月

The big three get together - Who Owns Science? - convergence in US, European and Japanese research policies - Interview Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Nostalgia for Istanbul - includes related article on city's geographical location Nedim Gursel 1999年月

Peru's child workers stake their claims Luis-Jaime Cisneros 1999年月

Open house or closed shop? - Who Owns Science? - private ownership of scientific discoveries and inventions - Cover Story David Dickson 1999年月

Child labour: a lesser evil? - includes related article on the number of child laborers in the world Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Staying ahead of the pack - Who Owns Science? - Monsanto's Roundup herbicide - Cover Story Pascal Bye 1999年月

Science for citizens - Who Owns Science? - includes related article on Hippocratic oath for scientists - Cover Story V.V. Krishna 1999年月

The symbiosis of pure and applied science - Who Owns Science? - Cover Story Harvey Brooks 1999年月

The agony and the ecstasy - the emotional build-up for an international sporting event creates powerful emotions that may turn sour Philippe Liotard 1999年月

Indigenous peoples take on big business Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Leila Shahid: the resolve of a Palestinian envoy - includes related articles - Interview Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Hidden hurdles of colour - black sprinters' dominance of the sport in UK reinforce stereotypes that blacks are better off in an athletics career Amy Otchet 1999年月

Peace without victory - UNESCO focuses on sports for all as part of its commitment to lifelong learning - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza 1999年月

Latin America's endangered frequencies - community radio stations Rafael Roncagliolo 1999年月

Basketball at midnight - includes related article - the Midnight Basketball League gives poor young males the opportunity to play the game and keep out of trouble Gary A. Sailes 1999年月

Ayacucho: an uneasy calm - includes related article on the cost of the civil war to Peru - Ayacucho, Peru after the defeat of the Shining Path guerrillas Francisco Diez-Canseco Tavara 1999年月

Alexandria, from papyrus to the Internet - includes related article - the rebirth of the Library of Alexandria may make it a new beacon of knowledge to the Arab World Michel Arseneault 1999年月

A star that never rose - only few of the world's talented young athletes will make it to sporting stardom K.K. Man Jusu 1999年月

No farewell to arms - low- and middle-income countries boost their military spending Vincenc Fisas 1999年月

Going for glory - 12-year-old Dong-whee Choi dreams of making it big in the tennis world Glenn Manarin 1999年月

May the betting man win… - Thais addiction to gambling Robert Horn 1999年月

Training for life - disabled swimmer Stig Morten Sandvik credits sports with helping him achieve confidence and self-respect Ole Kristian Bjellaanes 1999年月

Petra's new invaders - Safeguarding Heritage - ancient city in Jordan Christophe Ayad 1999年月

Rwanda's collective amnesia Benjamin Sehene 1999年月

Memory: making peace with a violent past - Brief Article 1999年月

Cambodia: a wound that will not heal Rithy Panh 1999年月

Spare The Rod, Save The Child Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Russia: an unfinished job Alexis Berelowitch 1999年月

Toyota Makes Trees - Brief Article Yoshinori Takahashi 1999年月

An unwritten page of history Fabiola Letelier del Solar 1999年月

Forests: A Hot Deal For A Cooler World Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Wangari Muta Maathai: Kenya's Green Militant Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Chile: doing a deal with memory - Brief Article Oscar Godoy Arcaya 1999年月

Into Action - Brief Article Koichiro Matsuura 1999年月

All together! - football's therapeutic and cathartic functions Sergio Leite Lopes 1999年月

Iranian women put on their running shoes - includes related article on all-male Marylebone Cricket Club's policy of admitting women as full-time members - sportswomen slowly making headway in Iran Siavosh Ghazi 1999年月

New players, same game - the new republics of the former USSR use sports to help build patriotism Lincoln Allison 1999年月

A Cuban mix of muscle and ideology - Cuban government seeks to affirm patriotic values and national identity through sports Marcos Bustillo 1999年月

Pretending for real - simulation games are gaining popularity as educational tools Asbel Lopez 1999年月

Batting for the nation - political rivalry between India and Pakistan spills onto the cricket field Ramachandra Guha 1999年月

The oil flows, and the forest bleeds - a group of Ecuadorian Indians sues oil company Texaco for 'ecocide' in the US courts Carlos Viteri Gualinga 1999年月

Another lost decade? - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - problems posed by a globalized economy Mumtaz Keklik 1999年月

The markets: a fickle friend - A New Deal for the Poor, part 1 - includes related article on the decline of official development assistance - elimination of poverty Andreas Harsono 1999年月

Genetic weapons: a 21st-century nightmare? - includes related article on the hopeps and dilemmas of genome research - foray into biological weapon research Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Twilight in Tunisia - A New Deal for the Poor, part 2 - government program to alleviate poverty Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Nuclear decommissioning: a problem that won't go away - includes related articles Nicholas Lenssen 1999年月

ONE intelligent island - includes related articles - convergence of services on Singapore's Internet Malini Rajendran 1999年月

What's in a game? - sports and the myth that it abolishes social divisions Rene Lefort 1999年月

Mali: growth without development - A New Deal for the Poor, part 1 Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

The people: culture - the wild card - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - includes related article on the key to empowerment - anti-poverty projects in developing countries Ramesh Singh 1999年月

Chicanos paint their way back - includes related article on wall paintings - jobless young ethnics preoccupy themselves with mural painting Annick Treguer 1999年月

Ahmadou Kourouma: an African novelist's inside story - includes related articles - Interview Rene Lefort 1999年月

In the former Eastern bloc, a hazardous transition: what should the state do in a region where poverty is making a horrific comeback? - A New Deal for the Poor, part 2 - Former Soviet Union Omar Noman 1999年月

ATD's streetwise librarians - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - Aid in Total Distress Fourth World's use of culture to fight against exclusion and poverty Martine Jacot 1999年月

Madagascar: a waning tradition - A New Deal for the Poor, part 3 - the function of the fokonolona in Ambingivato, Madagascar Soahangy Mamisoa Rangers 1999年月

The final and optimal crisis of the century - A New Deal for the Poor - global financial crisis Rubens Ricupero 1999年月

Chile's two-track therapy - A New Deal for the Poor, part 1 Eduardo Olivares 1999年月

The state: USA: the self-help gospel - A New Deal for the Poor, part 2 Vicky Elliott 1999年月

Tracking down looted art - includes related articles Lucia Iglesias Kuntz 1999年月

A new deal for the poor - elimination of poverty John Kohut 1999年月

A convenient solution - What Price Water? - 'virtual water' as an answer to the Middle East water supply problem - Cover Story J.A. Allan 1999年月

The zero option for waste - includes related article on 1998 as the hottest year of the 20th century - Zero Emissions Research Initiative France Bequette 1999年月

Bihar's lawless ways - includes related article on region's demographic and geographical profiles - India's most backward state Tiane Doan de Champassak 1999年月

India: Calcutta plugs its deficit - What Price Water? - Cover Story Tirthankar Bandyopadhyay 1999年月

Daring, caring and sharing - water scarcity Federico Mayor Zaragoza 1999年月

Mexico: the sweet smell of success - What Price Water? - Cover Story Juan Carlos Nunez 1999年月

James Tobin: reining in the markets - includes related articles on economic liberalism and on foreign exchange transactions tax - Interview Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

South Africa: water for everyone - What Price Water? - Cover Story Ferial Haffajee 1999年月

Munich's street magazine - Biss Kathrin Sander 1999年月

Hungary: under new management - What Price Water? - includes related article on mineral water - privatization of the country's municipal water-supply systems - Cover Story Gabor Szabo 1999年月

The press takes to the street - newspaper selling on the street by homeless persons Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Who pays the piper? Who calls the tune? - What Price Water? - includes related article on Turia River, Valencia, Spain - privatization of water supply services - Cover Story - Interview Colin Green 1999年月

Children's books come of age - includes related article on Meshack Asare and Anne R. Blakeslee, winners of UNESCO's Prize for Children's and Young People's Literature in the Service of Tolerance for 1998 Lucia Iglesias Kuntz 1999年月

A rare and precious resource - What Price Water? - includes related article on desalinization - fresh water - Cover Story Houria Tazi Sadeq 1999年月

Adoption: for love or money? - includes related article on Educators for Peace and Mutual Understanding, winner of the 1998 UNESCO prize for peace education Martine Jacot 1999年月

Spanish youth outside in Cecilia Ballesteros 1999年月

Custom-built solutions for international disputes - What Price Water? - includes related articles on Nile, Jordan, Mekong and Danube Rivers - use of customary laws in resolving water sharing problems in international river basins - Cover Story Joseph W. Dellapenna 1999年月

Europe's welfare-to-work business Simon Wilson 1999年月

An economic mirage? - What Price Water? - Middle East - Cover Story Amy Otchet 1999年月

Farms in the city - urban gardens as sources of food for newcomers from the countryside France Bequette 1999年月

'When are we leaving?' - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - novelist Iris Murdoch, who is suffering from Alzheimer's disease - Cover Story 1999年月

Building blocks of learning - includes related articles on adult education and on primary school enrolment - LEGO Jesper Heldgaard 1999年月

African youth makes a takeover bid - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Codou Bop 1999年月

Soils in torment - includes related articles on soil ecology, ozone hole, soil degradation, soil conservation and on Soil Convention Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Let the good times roll - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Amy Otchet 1999年月

A time for hope - International Year for the Culture of Peace - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza 1999年月

Yordan Radichkov: the improbable Bulgarian - includes Bulgaria's geographical profile and Radichkov's biographical profile - Interview Jasmina Sopova 1999年月

Sage or spoilsport? - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - how old people are perceived in Africa and in the West - Cover Story Bernadette Puijalon 1999年月

Shanghai reborn - includes related article on social and economic profiles Chen Danyan 1999年月

Writers bloc to defend their rights Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Lebanon: there's no place like home - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Carole Donati 1999年月

Museums hoist their new colours - includes related articles on UNESCO periodical 'Museum,' New York's Chinatown History Museum and 30 new sites added to World Heritage List Rene Rivard 1999年月

International Radio Makes New Waves Cynthia Guttman 1999年月

The price of truth - Brief Article Max du Preez 1999年月

Circus Flashbacks - Brief Article Tonino Guerra 1999年月

The Year 2000: Who's Coming To The Party? Jasmina Sopova 1999年月

South Africa: quandaries of compromise Njabulo S. Ndebele 1999年月

Police Against Racism Asbel Lopez 1999年月

'We can't forgive until we have justice' - Brief Article 1999年月

Can we prevent crimes against humanity? - Brief Article Martine Jacot 1999年月

Building blocks of international justice - Brief Article 1999年月

Bosnia and Herzegovina: an impossible reconciliation? - Brief Article James Lyon 1999年月

The evil that men do… - Brief Article Tzvetan Todorov 1999年月

Move Over Milan, Manila Is Taking The Catwalk - Filipino fashion industry Allen T. Cheng 1999年月

Kyrgyzstan: breaking out of the old shell - legal reform Cynthia Guttman 1999年月

'Work, Yes - But With Dignity!' - Nicaragua's labor policies - Brief Article Roberto Fonseca 1999年月

No quick fix - rule of law - former Soviet nations Stephen Holmes 1999年月

Taking The Sweat Out Of Sweatshops - organizations take action against sweatshops Ruth Mayne 1999年月

A world in transition - the rule of law - Brief Article Yash Ghai 1999年月

Law and social justice - Brief Article Kerry Rittich 1999年月

FOCUS: Making the leap to a rule of law - Brief Article 1999年月

When The Press Plugs The Schoolbook Gap - educational supplements - Latin American newspapers Asbel Lopez 1999年月

South Africa: blending tradition and change - legal system Ferial Haffajee 1999年月

Climatic Changes That Make The World Flip - global warming Robert Matthews 1999年月

Benin: justice on the horizon Rene Lefort 1999年月

In traditional societies, the jury is out on legal reform - analysis of the legal system Yash Ghai 1999年月

The Sheltering Screen - homelessness, poverty in South Africa - Brief Article Tomas Dashuber 1999年月

Antonio Tabucchi: A Committed Doubter - Interview Asbel Lopez 1999年月

A world's eye view of the law 1999年月

Wedding Bells For Web And Tv? - convergent technology of the future Francis Balle 1999年月

Ukraine: legal eagles with clipped wings - legal reform Serhiy Holovaty 1999年月

The American Exception - capital punishment - Brief Article Vicky Elliot 1999年月

A condom tree in Burkina Faso - Brief Article Jasmina Sopova 1999年月

The Death Penalty: Abolition Gains Ground Martine Jacot 1999年月

A slow march forward Damien Rwegera 1999年月

The stigma of Aids Jean Dussault 1999年月

Getting youth through the Aids crisis - Brief Article 1999年月

A crash course for teachers - Brief Article Yvon Moren 1999年月

QUESTIONING THE ABCs OF WOMEN'S LITERACY Anna Robinson-Pant 1999年月

The classroom and beyond: Prevention at school: an arduous course Monique Fouilloux 1999年月

Manuel Castells: The Citizen Versus The Machine Rene Lefort 1999年月

Stemming the tide in Thailand - Brief Article Wanphen Sreshthaputra 1999年月

Four Challenges For A New World - Editorial Federico Mayor Zaragoza 1999年月

Photojournalism: The Last Lap? Edgar Roskis 1999年月

Southeast Asia: Slowly getting bolder - AIDS education gets better despite silence about sexuality Pawana Wienrawee 1999年月

Berlin, The Island That Was Ute Mahler 1999年月

The Melting Pot Of Modern Dance Jean-Marc Adolphe 1999年月

Healers to the rescue - Brief Article Alassane Cisse 1999年月

Carthage's Long-Awaited Rescue Sophie Bessis 1999年月

Religion, genetics and the embryo - various religious views of the human embryo Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Is Copyright On The Wrong Track? Mireille Buydens 1999年月

Screening awakens spectres of the past - North American and European history of eugenics Hilary Rose 1999年月

Genes of inequality - genetic research Mohamed Larbi Bougerra 1999年月

Germany: the dark shadow of the past - eugenics experiments by Nazis make cloning research less acceptable and delay German contributions to the field - Brief Article Hartmut Wewetzer 1999年月

Uncharted terrain on tomorrow's genetic map - Human Genome Project and eugenics Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Bioethics: the lure of the perfect child - problems posed by completion of genome project - Brief Article 1999年月

Genetics in three easy lessons - short summary of human genetics - Brief Article 1999年月

Human cloning is Dolly's debatable offspring David Dickson 1999年月

Schooling In Times Of Strife - emergency education Mark Richmond 1999年月

Were The Ten Plagues Of Egypt Triggered By An Ecological Disaster? - Brief Article 1999年月

Sunila Abeysekera: Peace Campaigner On A War-Torn Island - Interview Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Millennium Bugs With A Deadly Bite - disrupting ecosystem can lead to disease outbreaks Robert Matthews 1999年月

The dangers of laissez faire - eugenics Amy Otchet 1999年月

A Crucial Encounter - genetic discrimination must be prevented - Brief Article Federico Mayor Zaragoza 1999年月

Tug-Of-War In Beirut And Cairo - efforts to protect ancient sites are thwarted or not done - Brief Article Sophie Boukhari 1999年月

Medicine's last frontier - ethics of genetic engineering - Brief Article Lee M. Silver 1999年月

Forever Twenty In Cuba - young people's hopes quickly betrayed in one-party country Antonio Jose Ponte 1999年月

Reaching street kids on their own turf - Brief Article Guillermina Navarro 1999年月

Seizing every opportunity Kenneth Kaunda 1999年月

Uganda: a jihad against Aids - Brief Article Maggie Keenan Wheeler 1999年月

Oswaldo De Rivero: debunking the myths of 'development.' - includes related articles on international development - Peruvian diplomat and development expert - Interview Araceli Ortiz de Urbina 1999年月

Frontline Aids victims: girls in the South - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included 1999年月

A slow rescue for Morocco's earthen citadels - Safeguarding Heritage Mohamed Berriane 1999年月

The Himalayas: masked dances and mixed blessings - People and Tourism Myra Shackley 1999年月

Morse: the end of an era? - includes related article on Morse code Tony Smith 1999年月

Luang Prabang: a ghost town returns to life - Safeguarding Heritage - former Laotian royal capital Francis Engelmann 1999年月

The globalization of tourism - Tourism and Culture: Rethinking the Mix 1999年月

The stoic way - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - growing old gracefully through classical Greek philosophy - Cover Story Enrique Lynch 1999年月

The longevity revolution - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - includes related article on two big exceptions on longer life expectancy - Cover Story Robert Butler 1999年月

Finland's youthful oldies - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Ethirajan Anbarasan 1999年月

Old age's new horizons - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story 1999年月

Argentina's penniless pensioners - Gearing Up for the Granny Boom - Cover Story Jorge Gottling 1999年月

Can papers net a profit? - newspapers with Web sites Jany Lesseur 1999年月

Debt relief: a creditable solution? - includes related article on HIPC Initiative Angela Travis 1999年月