Word: continentally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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That might have been the thing to say a few years ago, but it's not very popular in Africa now. The continent's leaders, once strong for revolution, are now well aware whose heads would roll the next time around. Chinese diplomats in Dar es Salaam, trying...
Europe in the summer is one big festival of music festivals. Nourished by the tourist trade, the phenomenon has spread across the Continent like a happy plague. After World War II, Europe could boast only half a dozen festivals; today there are some 200. Half ritual and half romp, they...
Africa is no racially homogeneous continent; Afro-America includes all three American where miscegenation has been frequent; and not all New World "Negroes" consider themselves Afro-American. We are organized to examine a certain broad, though emotionally bounded, set of questions and images of our peoples' condition. If the proportion...
Of all the problems that face U.S. companies setting up shop in Europe, one of the most perplexing is how to deal with European labor. The workers generally welcome American firms for the good working conditions and higher pay that they offer, but U.S. executives soon find that it takes...
Paris Is Not Arizona. The most serious problem that U.S. companies encounter-fortunately, not too frequently-is the layoff. Though they are accepted as occupational hazards in the U.S., layoffs are almost unheard of in Scandinavia and Southern Europe-and are sure to raise a storm anywhere on the Continent...