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 Issue 11 • March  2008
Power over plastic
Political writer Anita
Ahuja found a way to make good use of the plastic bags thrown away in Delhi by turning them into
highly sought-after fashion accessories.
No country for Taslima
The controversial Bangladeshi novelist,
Taslima Nasreen, is now living like a prisoner in
India with a fatwa on her head after allegedly insulting
Muhammad
A daughter
comes home

Nicole Schoeni is continuing her late
father’s mission by discovering new artists
from China and showcasing their
work to the world

Diva of design
The only woman to win the Pritzker prize
– the Nobel of architecture – Zaha Hadid
proves that curves can be an asset in a
male-dominated profession

  
A private tea
ceremony

ReviewAsia guests were treated to an afternoon of herbal delights at the stylish Green T. House
while learning about
one of the world’s most loved beverages
Obra maestra
Balancing the demands of career, the calls of personal indulgence and the needs of loved ones, these superwomen have turned themselves into sublime works of art
Mother courage
Exiled Rebiya Kadeer, formerly China’s
richest woman and member of the
National People’s Congress, is lobbying
for the rights of the Uyghur minority
from the US
The ABCs of MBAs
A guide to the region’s leading business schools

Business School Guide
A roll call of the region’s leading
business schools

 

  

 
 
 

Civic exchange:
Christine Loh

Himalayan consensus:
Laurence Brahm

Essentials
• Golf Guide:Marc Boggia

Business Bulletin
Driving Force: Andrew Ashley
Work and Play
Another take:
Stephen Vines

 
 
 

 

 
 

 


 
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