freedom progressive perspective world events de robin lloyd greg guma dian (1 résultats)

Magazine. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the March-April 1998 issue of "Toward Freedom: A Progressive Perspective on World Events" (Vol. 47 No. 1) edited by Greg Guma and Dian Mueller and published by Robin Lloyd and Toward Freedom, Inc. out of Burlington, Vermont. A magazine measuring 8-1/4" by 10-5/8" and containing 28 pages including front and rear covers. A magazine containing news, news analysis, articles and photographs, contents include: Back to the Margins by Barbara Nimri Aziz ("As sanctions disrupt Iraqi society, families turn to desperate measures"); Standoff in Chiapas [Mexico] by Robin Flinchum ("For the women of Morelia, community defense is a way of life"); China's War on Women by Natasha Ma ("The treatment of Tibetan resisters is a form of cultural genocide"); one-page A Tale of Terror by Tom Gawaya-Tegulle (on the Lord's Resistance Army: "One young victim of Uganda's brutal rebels lives to tell her story"); Power from Within by Peggy Andrews ("The unique leadership style of women is beginning to change the world"); Building the Peace by Elayne Clift (on Bosnia: "Microcredit and dialogue make women a key part of reconstruction"); one-page Excuses for Abuse by Kester Kenn Klomegah ("As marital murders soar, too many Russian wives suffer in silence"); one-page Small Changes by William Onyango ("Economic realities are forcing Africans to reduce family size"); one-page Taking the Beasts to Court by Robert O. Otani ("At long last, wife beating is no longer a 'private matter' in Kenya"); Unfinished Liberation by Anthony Swift ("South African apartheid has left a legacy of male domination"); False Security by John Horvath ("In voting to join NATO, Hungary has forgotten its past"). Small mailing label to rear cover.