Articles by Carole Beaulieu  (click title to read article)

11/1/1994 ICWA	Guns are Out, Spiritual War is in. Vietnamese-Americans look for ways to foster democracy in Vietnam
9/1/1994 ICWA	What if communism began to crumble soon after the fall of Saigon?
9/1/1994 ICWA	Is it an NGO? Is it a civil society? Is it pluralism wriggling along?
8/1/1994 ICWA	Vietnamese-Australians want a role in Vietnam’s future but they may want too much, too
7/1/1994 ICWA	Picnic in Angkor-Illusions of peace.
6/1/1994 ICWA	Feminism comes to Vietnam Are Vietnamese women losing to market reforms.
5/1/1994 ICWA	Going for broke in the Mekong delta - How the next Southeast Asian war may be fought over water.
4/1/1994 ICWA	Censors hit the Brakes Lifting of the embargo brings bad news to Vietnamese media.
3/1/1994 ICWA	Vietnamese Media Ride and Economic Boom and the censors take a back seat.
2/1/1994 ICWA	Dong, dollar or gold? Part 2 Banking in Socialist Vietnam a changing scene
1/1/1994 ICWA	Dong, dollar or gold? Part Savings accounts, bonds or stocks? What to do with your
11/1/1993 ICWA	Traveling with a revolutionary - Part 2
10/1/1993 ICWA	Motorcycles and the art of tax evasion in a market-socialist state
10/1/1993 ICWA	Traveling with a revolutionary- Part 1
8/1/1993 ICWA	Here come the B-52’s of Foreign Aid - The World Bank, IMF, ADB, ODA, are carpet
7/1/1993 ICWA	Tiptoeing through Laos A chronicle of fat turkeys, Thai banks, and hydroelectric dams
6/1/1993 ICWA	Whose land is it anyway? (Part 1) Vietnamese peasants play poker with communism and get ready to play monopoly
5/1/1993 ICWA	Gaining markets but loosing health? (Part 1) No free lunch in Vietnamese hospitals.
5/1/1993 ICWA	Gaining markets but loosing health? (Part 2) Too many baby elephants, not enough grass or - Sex, rice and development.
2/1/1993 ICWA	Our friends the Vietnamese Nothing works if it is not grounded in reality.
12/1/1992 ICWA	Into the Boat Country -2 Raising fish and beating the odds on socialism.
11/1/1992 ICWA	Swim or sink Learning about the flee-market Vietnamese style
11/1/1992 ICWA	Into the Boat Country -1 - The obsession of rice
10/1/1992 ICWA	Hanoi Inc. or a “mutating kind of communism”
9/1/1992 ICWA	Good Morning Saigon
8/1/1992 ICWA	Where do these people come from?
7/1/1992 ICWA	Language

From the Archive

‘Orange Glazed Duck’ by Pakistani installation artist Aysha Adil, 2002

“Aysha’s installation forces the viewer to confront what she calls the ‘packaging and commercialization of the Pakistani bride… The selection process in an arranged marriage is a lot like selecting a bangan for cooking. The slightest difference of shape, color, size makes all the difference on which bangan will make the best curry.’ In a similar vein, Orange Glazed Duck draws a parallel between garnishing a duck and decorating a bride.” [read newsletter]

—Leena Khan

Pakistan

ICWA Fellow (2001-2002)