New Internationalist Magazine Guide



Consumer issues

triumph of triviality (#410-2008 Apr p34)

commercial life in Maria Golia's letter from Cairo (#407-2007 Dec p3)

Product Red herring (brief) (#402-2007 Jul p26c)

Buy Nothing Day 2006 (#397-2007 Jan/Feb p28b)

21st-century consumer types (#395-2006 Nov p12)

battle for fair trade's soul (#395-2006 Nov p7)

clean clothes campaigns won't end exploitation (#395-2006 Nov p14)

don't believe supermarkets' eco hype (#395-2006 Nov p10)

Ethical shopping: a magic bullet? (#395-2006 Nov - main theme)

facts on consumption - global & ethical (#395-2006 Nov p18)

how to be an ethical consumer & take action (#395-2006 Nov p20)

keynote editorial on ethical shopping (#395-2006 Nov p2)

Product Red debunked by own words (#395-2006 Nov p16)

short sermon from Church of Stop Shopping (#395-2006 Nov p6)

Advertising overload (#393-2006 Sep - main theme)

beneath the glossy image of key corporations (#393-2006 Sep p18)

catching children young & branding them (#393-2006 Sep p14)

Chinese attitudes to hard sell (#393-2006 Sep p13)

decoding propaganda promises in ads (#393-2006 Sep p10)

Indian ad campaign victim of own success (#393-2006 Sep p17)

keynote editorial on advertising (#393-2006 Sep p2)

sultans of spin in Latin America (#393-2006 Sep p16)

happiness in modern consumer society (#391-2006 Jul p30)

bushfires of affluence dazzle consumers (#379-2005 Jun p34)

self-obsession threatens collective (#355-2003 Apr p13)

anti-consumerist action (#343-2002 Mar p25)

monster of American overconsumption (#336-2001 Jul p34)

ghost of Sam Walton, worldbeaters profile (#325-2000 Jul p29)

fair-trade shopping tips (#322-2000 Apr p26)

problems of taking fair trade to mainstream (#322-2000 Apr p16)

Furbie toy not guilty (brief) (#320-2000 Jan/Feb p4)

rising concern over GM food, Japan (brief) (#320-2000 Jan/Feb p6)

fiction: Simple life, by George Fisher (#312-1999 May p20)

how labour tumbled for consumerism (#309-1999 Jan/Feb p21)

bringing designer labels to book, Canada (#302-1998 Jun p23)

The Big Jeans Stitch-Up (#302-1998 Jun - main theme)

parody with environmental message (#299-1998 Mar p10)

buy nothing/ no shop days (#295-1997 Oct p29)

gallop of Western consumerism in South (#295-1997 Oct p12)

keynote editorial on trash/waste (#295-1997 Oct p7)

Trash! Heaps of trouble (#295-1997 Oct - main theme)

child-labour free carpets, India (#292-1997 Jul p29)

ethical consumption (#289-1997 Apr p26)

TV food advertising for children (brief) (#288-1997 Mar p6)

Big Bad World cartoon on consumerism (#276-1996 Feb p34)

Coffee - Spilling the Beans (#271-1995 Sep - main theme)

Peruvian farmer in English superstore (#271-1995 Sep p24)

Barbie ban call, Malaysia (brief) (#270-1995 Aug p6)

Grim Reaper goes shopping cartoon (#267-1995 May p15)

soybean gene patent threat (brief) (#264-1995 Feb p6)

fakes and fraudsters, Nigeria (#263-1995 Jan p3)

consumption by rich (#259-1994 Sep p16)

tuna eyeballs, Japan (brief) (#258-1994 Aug p30)

Swiss watch to get boy baby, India (brief) (#255-1994 May p31)

organic cotton, dyes patented (brief) (#254-1994 Apr p30)

living with less (#251-1994 Jan p35)

consumerism erupts in Eastern Europe (#246-1993 Aug p16)

rich consumers 'exploding', China (#245-1993 Jul p6)

Big Bad World cartoon on consumer issues (#242-1993 Apr p34)

consumption and population (#235-1992 Sep p6)

sustainable success story, Japan (#232-1992 Jun p10)

ethical consumption, Britain (#223-1991 Sep p34)

current boycotts (brief) (#217-1991 Mar p28)

electronic goods in Hanoi, Vietnam (#216-1991 Feb p4)

beware the path of green consumerism (#203-1990 Jan p18)

guide to ethical, green shopping (#203-1990 Jan p20)

how Green are you: quiz (#203-1990 Jan p12)

including environmental costs in prices (#203-1990 Jan p8)

Shopping for the planet: Green consumer (#203-1990 Jan - main theme)

Simply: nine ways to help save the planet (#203-1990 Jan p22)

space traveller on Green consumerism (#203-1990 Jan p4)

shopping malls' astonishing spread (#202-1989 Dec p14)

thrill of French undergarments, India (brief) (#201-1989 Nov p28)

middle class flaunting wealth, India (brief) (#198-1989 Aug p28)

when going gets tough, tough go shopping (#189-1988 Nov p12)

boycotting South African apples (brief) (#183-1988 May p28)

Soviet food scales scam (brief) (#172-1987 Jun p28)

Sticky Fingers: Inside a Multinational (#172-1987 Jun - main theme)

Unilever - the facts (#172-1987 Jun p16)

Unilever's toothpaste pump: spoof quiz (#172-1987 Jun p14)

exotic foods marketed to West year-round (#170-1987 Apr p26)

destruction of rainforests due to consumerism (#169-1987 Mar p26)

choosing a less consumerist lifestyle (#160-1986 Jun p18)

antifreeze found in tobacco (brief) (#156-1986 Feb p6)

inappropriate labelling, Malaysia (brief) (#149-1985 Jul p6)

branded or generic drugs: what's in a name? (#147-1985 May p19)

consumer issues - the facts (#147-1985 May p10)

consumer's guide to alternatives (#147-1985 May p24)

empowering consumer movement, Malaysia (#147-1985 May p15)

Galbraith on our consumption religion (#147-1985 May p12)

how drug companies distort the market (#147-1985 May p19)

how food industry undermines health (#147-1985 May p23)

how Southern consumers are sold short (#147-1985 May p14)

how we are tricked into buying more (#147-1985 May p16)

keynote editorial on consumer power (#147-1985 May p7)

Market forces: consumer power (#147-1985 May - main theme)

Ralph Nader on corporate power (#147-1985 May p26)

tobacco companies' dirty politics (#147-1985 May p20)

dangerous US consumer products (#141-1984 Nov p3)