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THE Commonweal week by week THE PRESIDENT'S NEW LEADERSHIP T HERE can be no doubt that a major, a historic, shift has been made in the Administration's approach to foreign policy. This...
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Myths of U.S. Liberalism A DISSENT FROM CERTAIN KEY TENDENCIES OF THIS COUNTRY'S FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLICIES MICHAEL HARRINCTON L IBERALISM, as Lionel Trilling once remarked, is now the...
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ANDREI VISHINSKY The Totalitarian as Diplomat "HE HAD APPRECIATED THE FACT OF POWER EARLY, AND EARLY MADE HIS PEACE WITH IT" FRANK CIBNEY T HE late Andrei Januarevich Vishinsky will probably...
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You cannot oppose law to politics or to policy. Policy uses law as an instrument, as a tool for its implementation . . . . " No one, also, more thoroughly defined the theory of Soviet statism....
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THE SCREEN BING ON A BINGE M OVIE reviewers love to point with pride at film versions of plays that are better than the originals. They can point with pride at "The Country Girl." While Paul...
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THE SCREEN BING ON A BINGE M OVIE reviewers love to point with pride at film versions of plays that are better than the originals. They can point with pride at "The Country Girl." While Paul...
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BOOKS The Logic of Survival in a Thermonuclear Age POWER AND POLICY. By Thomas K. Finletter. Harcourt, Brace. $5. By GEORGE W. JAEGER I N the mounting debate on strategic policy set off by...
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Vol. 061 Issue 009 (December 3 1954)
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