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Reason June 2009 Jeff Winkler |
Lawyers' War Dance The New Zealand government declares the Ka Mate haka, a traditional Maori war dance, to be the intellectual property of the Ngati Toa tribe, which now can profit from others using the dance. |
Scientific American May 2009 Peter M. Worsley |
50 Years Ago: Cargo Cults of Melanesia Throughout Melanesia primitive men await a black Messiah who will bring them a largess of "cargo" (European goods). These cults typify the impact of Christendom before modern society |
The Motley Fool March 19, 2009 Kristin Graham |
Bullish on China's Stimulus Package Will China's stimulus package sustain its necessary growth and its recent market rally? |
IEEE Spectrum February 2009 |
Coming of Age in Fiji A look at the class reunion of all-girls Adi Cakobau School in Fiji. |
CFO December 1, 2008 Don Durfee |
View from Asia In this region, many CFOs have learned valuable lessons about how to survive in a crisis. |
Outside September 2008 Joshua Hammer |
Baker in the Palace with the Statuette Was a famous American scholar and self-styled curator up to no good in Nepal, or is he just a scapegoat for all wealthy expats? |
Outside August 2008 Patrick Symmes |
The Generals in Their Labyrinth A report from the last flight out of Burma where, even hours before the cyclone, nobody had a clue. |
Outside August 2008 |
Burma Photo Gallery Photographs of Burma before Cyclone Nargis hit. |
PC Magazine March 17, 2008 Susie Parker |
The Biggest Cruiser Pete Bethune, a New Zealand skipper, is on a quest to circumnavigate the globe in an eco-friendly powerboat that runs on his own body fat. |
Real Travel Adventures February 2008 Antonio Graceffo |
In Shanland Behind Enemy Lines in Burma A look into Shan State Burma to interview refugees and document human rights abuses. |
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