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Contributors
May 10, 1941 issue

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The article presents an introduction of the contributors to the journal. Author Fritz Sternberg, an authority on the economics of war, is the author of "Fivefold Aid to Britain." Louis Dolivet, French authority on international law, served as general secretary of various organizations working for collective security before the war. Charles Curtiz Munz, author of "Land Without Moves," has written extensively on the economic and political problems of the Southwest. R.P. Blackmur, critic and poet, is the author of "The Double Agent" and "The Expense of Greatness.

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PERIODICALS; STERNBERG, Fritz; ECONOMICS; INTERNATIONAL law; SECURITY, International; BLACKMUR, R. P.
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