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Sovieticus
Cohen, Stephen F. | September 14, 1985 issue
Six months after Mikhail Gorbachev became General Secretary of the Communist Party, most American commentators have concluded that he is already the undisputed...

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Abundance: Threat or Promise?
Theobald, Robert | May 11, 1963 issue
U.S. President John F. Kennedy has warned that Americans face no greater domestic problem in the 1960's than that posed by automation. The U.S. Secretary...

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I: Can We Survive Abundance?
Theobald, Robert | May 11, 1963 issue
The article analyses the problem of abundance. For a brief period of a century and a half, Western governments followed a policy of nonintervention in the...

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Back Door to Peace?: East-West Trade Sessions
April 9, 1955 issue
There were two reasons why the recently held tenth session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, aroused so much interest. First, there...

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Too Big
Quinn, T. K. | March 7, 1953 issue
This article focuses on the book "Big Business: A New Era," by David Lilienthal. The author appears to believe that one can be as individualistic, free...

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Yugoslavia: Neither East Nor West
Werth, Alexander | December 4, 1948 issue
Of all countries of Europe Yugoslavia is in the most critical economic situation, and if its difficulties are allowed to continue, they may bring the regime...

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A Strong Floor for Our Economy
November 27, 1943 issue
The article focuses on the Beveridge Plan, that aroused universal interest, without regard to social status or wealth. It includes compensation for unemployment,...

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1942 and 1944
Dubinsky, David | October 31, 1942 issue
Even the least alert voter can hardly fail to realize that a victory for Thomas E. Dewey in this years campaign for the governorship of New York will be...

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The Littler Assembly
Gordon, J. King | October 25, 1947 issue
The article focuses on the political relationship between the two countries, the U.S. and Russia. It is a mistake to reduce this Assembly to its most obvious...

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Letters to the Editors
Nathan, Otto | July 31, 1948 issue
Presents several letters to the editor. Struggle of the people of Asia and Europe against feudalism; Aspects of the U.S. foreign policy in Europe; Establishment...

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