Word: expansionist
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...radicals will circulate an 50-page pamphlet entitled Introducing Harvard to explain their viewpoint. The pamphlet explores Harvard's alleged rule has In-dochina War research and development, links between the University and large corporations, and charges Harvard win a selfish, expansionist attitude toward the Cambridge and Roxbury committees...
...Arab states. Outside the Knesset, Israel's parliament, an angry crowd of young Jews and Arabs retaliated with signs declaiming DOWN WITH THE OCCUPATION and A NATION CANNOT BE FREE THAT OPPRESSES OTHERS. Their argument, and that of some other critics lately, is that Israel was merely being expansionist...
...that time was thinking in terms of Israeli expansion, says Peled. Indeed the Israeli government feared that no matter how victorious it was in the war, it would be isolated in peace. Today, in contrast, says' Peled, the government has adopted an expansionist policy. "It is working under the illusion that territory will provide security...
RADICALS HAVE traditionally, and accurately, pointed to the economic dynamics of American and world capitalism as being the prime movers behind an expansionist foreign policy. But to say that a nation dominated by GM and ITT exists in an atmosphere where those in power believe the international expansion of American business to be consonant with the wellbeing of all Americans is very different from claiming that the presidents of those corporate giants have an active role in deciding America's day-to-day foreign policy. We face in the realm of foreign policy--especially in the Southeast Asian nightmare...
...pretax profits, or about half of the official 48% tax rate on U.S. corporate incomes. Like individual taxpayers, corporations can effectively reduce the official rate by using certain benefits on their tax bill; these include capital gains, which are taxed at a preferential rate, and investment credits, which an expansionist firm like ITT would be certain to use to the fullest...