Word: embeddedness
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A far thornier issue is Bush's demand that a united Germany be a full- fledged member of NATO. The issue dominated the opening round of the Two- Plus-Four talks. Washington's position is endorsed by European governments on both sides of the old divide. They feel that the...
The Carnegie Report and others like it are searching hard for ways to rebuild the sense of community that should characterize the campus -- and society at large. The report prescribes a "Campus Compact" that universities must adopt if they are to restore peace to the ivory tower. The compact embraces...
While Europeans and the superpowers are looking for subtle ways to contain potential German ambitions, the Germans themselves are attracted by neutrality. Polls indicate that the majority in both parts of the country favor withdrawal from their alliances once they are united. But Germany's Eastern and Western neighbors suggest...
There is some irony here: the Evangelical Lutherans argue for a family's right to privacy, while the state of Missouri promotes the "sanctity of life." Yet the notion that life is sacred, and worthy of the state's protection, is embedded throughout the American legal tradition, right alongside the...
Things firm up toward the '80s. The picture that changed Moskowitz's style was Swimmer, 1977, a canvas bearing the head and raised arm of a figure in the sea. This figure is quite an abstract form, and it is embedded, heraldically, in a dark field of Prussian blue. From...