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Neil Howe AMERICA IN THE YEAR 2007 We'll be lots older, paying huge taxes, producing less and less, unless . O ver the course of the 1960s, it grew increasingly difficult to talk about the future...
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"The Public Policy/Nothing for Everyone" go to the movie as a revolutionary act; rather, they go primarily to belong. They want to belong, in part, because Rocky Horror offers elements of religion, hedonism, and outright...
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"The Outlook in Vietnam" Neil Howe, formerly managing editor of The Alternative, recently returned from an invcsligaliz,re tour of South Vietnam. This is the second part of his two-part report. 4. The Economy American...
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Neil Howe, formerly managing editor of The Alternative, has recently returned from extensive travels in South Vietnam. Just outside of Saigon, beside the main road leading east, stands a huge piece...
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"Fulbright: Thirty Years of Sagacity" life, and, of course, it was critical for any dealings with the white man's government. The tribe served the white man's purposes. Government agents went to those they supposed to be the tribal...
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impends unless it be one that results from public misconceptions that are in the nature of self-fulfilling prophecies" (emphasis added). Banfield cites some telling instances of crisis thinking...
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"Defending Capitalism" IN THE EARLY FIFTIES the great economist Friedrick A. Hayek announced, with words then daring and prophetic,...
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the rationalist myth that "human problems" are soluble merely by applying adequate amounts of money and manpower along lines developed by various social planners. That this lesson has been,...
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The author's naive assertion that American policymakers were moti vated by a simplistic belief in mono-lithic communism merely reveals that he does not understand the elements of a deterrent foreign...
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Neil Howe The Progress of a Bad Idea All of the letters reprinted in this article are authentic. Most of these were made available through the generous cooperation of the University Centers for...
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American in the Year 2007
(December 1987)
