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John T. Marcus	Death-Consciousness and Civilization
Herbert I. Schiller	International Resource Relationships in a Changing World
John H. Herz	The Relevancy and Irrelevancy of Appeasement
Bernard Schurman	Consumption Trends and the Role of Social Consumption Funds Under the Soviet Party Programme
Oscar Ornati	Affluence and the Risk of Poverty
Thelma McCormack	Madchen Without Uniform




Review Note

Stanford M. Lyman

The Spectrum of Color

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Death-Consciousness and Civilization John T. Marcus John T. Marcus, Associate Professor of History at Hofstra University, is preparing a series of volumes on the interrelations of man's urge to self-transcendence and the forms of historical consciousness. Back To Top International Resource Relationships in a Changing World Herbert I. Schiller Herbert I. Schiller is Research Associate Professor, Bureau of Economic and Business Research, University of Illinois, and the editor of The Quarterly Review of Economics and Business. He is working on the resources issues which face the United States. Back To Top The Relevancy and Irrelevancy of Appeasement John H. Herz John H. Herz, Professor of Political Science at the City College of the City University of New York, is the author of Political Realism and Political Idealism, and International Politics in an Atomic Age (reprinted 1961). Back To Top Consumption Trends and the Role of Social Consumption Funds Under the Soviet Party Programme Bernard Schurman Bernard Schurman is Professor of Economics, University of Rhode Island. His article is part of a larger monograph which will examine Soviet welfare programs and their relation to Marxist economic goals and to teh Soviet Communist Party. Back To Top Affluence and the Risk of Poverty Oscar Ornati Oscar Ornati, Professor of Economics, Graduate Faculty of the New School, has, with the support of teh Twentieth Century Fund, completed a study of poverty in the United States. Back To Top Madchen Without Uniform Thelma McCormack Thelma McCormack is Lecturer in Sociology, York University, Toronto. She has written extensively in the field of the sociology of mass media, and is preparing a book on social theory and the mass media. Back To Top Review Note: The Spectrum of Color Stanford Lyman Stanford Lyman is Assistant Professor of Sociology, Sonoma State College, California, and was formerly head of the Liberal Arts Department of the University of California, Berkeley.

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