Word: equilibriums
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...largest is the Sumner Prize, approximately $650 of income from a fund, won by Henry A. Kissinger 4G for his thesis entitled "Peace, Legitimacy, and the Equilibrium...
...their bellicose sounds and their ferocious posturing, China's Reds now want and need that "indispensable external condition." But external peace, to the Communists' way of thinking, is not won by good fellowship and accommodation. Nor is it a quiet state of live-and-let-live equilibrium. It is a state of constant agitation and movement, of keeping the pressure on, of feinting to suggest menace where no real menace exists and masking menace just when it is about to prevail. It is a state of yielding an inch only when it is satisfied it will gain...
After years of postwar chaos and corruption, Greek politics finally achieved a state of equilibrium when two widely disparate personalities teamed up in Athens. One was resolute old Field Marshal Alexander Papagos, the war hero who was elected Premier at the head of the coalition Greek Rally Party. The other: a brilliant and unpredictable political rival named Spyros Markezinis. A small man with a quick brain, Spyros Markezinis was as unpopular as his new boss was beloved. But Papagos made him Minister of Economic Planning, gave him complete control of the disheveled Greek economy. Soon many of the gossips...
...years as a formal house, Winthrop has tried to keep that balance between scholar, esthete, and athlete. And by in large it has succeeded in maintaining an equilibrium between geographical and scholastic extremes...
Ancient Pattern. Can man, who dominates other life, do nothing to keep his species in equilibrium with the earth? With great clarity, Dr. Brown describes the interrelated factors that have affected populations in the past. It is not a happy picture. Except for brief "Golden Age" respites, man has suffered biologically, like any other animal. His women have borne so many children that not all could be fed. They have died in infancy, or lived brief, sickly, hungry lives. Each period of abundance has brought a jump in population, followed by famine and pestilence...