Word: exploitationism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Huntington authored a presidential memorandum which proposed 1) an increase in U.S. military spending by three percent annually in order to maintain a balance of power relative to the Soviet Union, 2) exploitation of non-military power to induce the Soviet Union to stay out of regional conflicts, and 3...
Namibia--an arid land of little more than one million people--has emerged as a major Western supplier of a variety of scarce resources such as copper, silver, lead and diamonds. U.S.-owned mining operations alone account for more than 40 percent of the foreign investment in the territory. In...
Managers are mystified by the slowdown, and they, like Grayson, put the rap on Government regulations and those labor leaders who equate productivity drives with speedup and exploitation. But there is blame aplenty for managers as well, says Grayson. Too many are overly concerned with short-term profits, on which...
ULTIMATELY, the humanist Westerner must confront Solzhenitsyn with the argument that any "higher" spiritual ideal, with which he would replace legalistic and materialistic concepts, must still be defined, explained, and promoted in the political system by someone working. That person will, by successfully defining, explaining and promoting, inevitably come to...
During the '60s, many West German women accepted nudity in serious magazines as a sign of emancipation, not exploitation. But West German feminists have been at least a decade behind their U.S. counterparts. Only this year did a West German woman fight and win the first equal-pay lawsuit. With...