Moral Purpose in Foreign Policy: Realities and Illusions
Kenneth W. Thompson
Kenneth W. Thompson, of New York City, has written numerous books on political problems, including Political Realism and the Crisis of World Politics (Princeton 1960), Christian Ethics and the Dilemmas of Foreign Policy (Duke 1959), and Conflict and Cooperation Among Nations, with Ivo Duckacek (Holt 1960).
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United States Propaganga Abroad: Notes on the USIS in Italy
J.A. Raffaele
J.A. Raffaele is Associate Professor of Economics at Drexel Institute of Technology, in Philadelphia. He is conducting a continuing research program on labor leadership in Europe, including the Soviet Union.
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In Defense of the Public Interest
Gerhard Colm
Gerhard Colm, who was one of the original members of the New School's Graduate Faculty, then known as the University in Exile, is at present Chief Economist of the National Planning Association. Formerly he was for many years in the service of the United States government, during 1946-52 as Senior Economist in the President's Council of Economic Advisors. In his many writings he has dealt especially with questions of public finance and fiscal policy.
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Class Crystallization and its Urban Patterns
Werner S. Landecker
Werner S. Landecker, who did his graduate work at the University of Berlin and the University of Michigan, is Associate Professor of Sociology at the latter institution. He has written numerous articles, and is co-author of Principles of Sociology.
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The Needle-Trades Unions: A Labor Movement at Fifty
J.B.S. Hardman
J.B.S. Hardman was associated with the American labor movement, as editor and writer, from almost the beginning of the period of which he writes here. He has taught at Columbia and Cornell, and has written extensively on labor problems.
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A Psychological Concept of Freedom: Footnotes to Spinoza
Mary Henle
Mary Henle is Professor of Psychology in the Graduate Faculty of the New School.
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