and writers and photographers from the South. In its early days, a wide range of subjects were covered in each issue. In 1976 this changed and since then each month's edition has been devoted to one particular subject (for example Islam or World Food) to give the reader a comprehensive guide and analysis. Some magazines are specially produced to tie in with campaigns. There have been issues on East Timor, Western Sahara, Cambodia, Burma, Fair trade (coffee, bananas and cocoa), homelessness, Jubilee 2000 and UN Sanctions on Iraq. The use of the term "Third World", more or less unknown when the magazine started, is debated now and discarded by some. Terms such as "Majority World" and "Global South" have become more widespread . "Development" and "sustainable development" similarly are contentious to some people but the magazine still uses them as useful shorthand phrases. Reflecting this change, the magazine altered its strapline, which read "the people, the ideas, the action in the fight for global justice" until 2018. In 2018 following a redesign of the magazine, the strapline was changed to "The World Unspun". See also P. J. Polyp New Internationalist Australia References External links New Internationalist website New Internationalist magazine archive New Internationalist blog New Internationalist on-line shop Digital edition of New Internationalist 1973 establishments in the United Kingdom Alternative magazines Co-operatives in the United Kingdom Magazines established in 1973 Mass media in Oxford Monthly magazines published in the United Kingdom News magazines published in the United Kingdom Political magazines published in the United Kingdom Publishing cooperatives Ten times annually magazines