Citizen Power: A People's PlatformHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1972 - 284 pages |
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... institutions , as our best hope for creating the condi- tions for peace and the resolution of conflict . It is fashionable to ridicule the United Nations as a peace- keeping body . But , as William Fulbright has observed , those of us ...
... institutions , as our best hope for creating the condi- tions for peace and the resolution of conflict . It is fashionable to ridicule the United Nations as a peace- keeping body . But , as William Fulbright has observed , those of us ...
Page 173
... institutions for the less affluent students . Costs are rising faster than inflation . The cost per student has risen about 5 percent per year since World War II . In leading universities , the increase rate is 7.5 percent . The problem ...
... institutions for the less affluent students . Costs are rising faster than inflation . The cost per student has risen about 5 percent per year since World War II . In leading universities , the increase rate is 7.5 percent . The problem ...
Page 209
... institution to show why it is nec- essary to deprive inmates of certain rights , rather than on the inmates to show why they should not be deprived of them . Secondly , since prisons are governmental institutions , the public has a ...
... institution to show why it is nec- essary to deprive inmates of certain rights , rather than on the inmates to show why they should not be deprived of them . Secondly , since prisons are governmental institutions , the public has a ...
Contents
Who Stole the American Dream? | 10 |
Revitalizing the Governmental Process | 24 |
Toward a New Internationalism | 48 |
Copyright | |
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