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Articles in Oct 2001 issue of UNESCO Courier

• If common sense prevails
  by Gershon Baskin
• All power to the barons? - communications conglomerates - Brief Article - Interview
  by Ivan Briscoe
• Making sense of the attack - aftermath, September 11th, 2001 - Brief Article
• A tale of two dams - Slovakia, Hungary and the the Danube River
  by Gyorgy Moldova
• Sotigui Kouyate The wise man of the stage - African storyteller - Interview
  by Cynthia Guttman
• Jerusalem: childhood truths
  by Sari Nusseibeh
• The tide turns in Central Asia - sharing energy and water resources
  by Rene Cagnat
• In defence of Durban: racism is back on the agenda
  by Pierre Sane
• Taming the Nile's serpents - conflict over water supply
  by Khaled Dawoud
• A hard sell for teaching - teacher shortage
  by Cynthia Guttman
• South Asia: sharing the giants - water sharing of Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra Rivers
  by Sanjoy Hazarika
• Chicago's headhunting drive - recruiting teachers - Brief Article
  by Julie Blair
• The Kalahari's underground secrets - tapping aquifers in Namibia
  by Amy Otchet
• STRIKING PEACE on troubled Waters - conflicts over water supply - Brief Article
  by Jerome Delli Priscoli
• Negotiating with nature: the next round - mediating water disputes
  by Michele Ferenz
• Sabre-rattling among thirsty nations - international conflicts over water supply - Interview
  by Amy Otchet
• On the tracks of a global vice - corruption
  by Michel Bessieres
• A thirsty world - managing water resources - Brief Article
• Contemporary art: who calls the shots? - rich countries monopolize art market
  by Rene Lefort
• A Jordanian fire extinguisher - water sharing agreement between Jordan and Israel - Brief Article
  by Amy Otchet
• When the media meet as one - digital convergence
  by John Vince