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President de Gaulle has probably destroyed Britain's chances of entering the Common Market, Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, said yesterday. He predicted that the Brussels negotiations between Britain and the European Economic Community would fail within the next two months...
...result, said Hoffmann, the United States' desision-making monopoly within NATO, may be challenged. "What might emerge is a three-headed monster of the United States, the European Six, and Great Britain playing the role of Hamlet in between...
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...Stanley Hoffmanns, if only there were more than one of them, would be the Review's ideal future contributors. Hoffmann's article on "Problems of Atlantic Partnership" reflects a mind that has obviously sucked in and organized everything published on European integration, N.A.T.O. defense, U.s. trade and tariffs, and de Gaulle's foreign policy; he has squeezed his conclusions into lucid categories and characteristically spread a thin ironic net over them, which serves to heighten and sharpen his discussion. It is amusing and rewarding, as the editors no doubt mean it to be, to see Hoffmann's thoroughness and detachment...
...feel, actually, only one serious disappointment about the magazine: although Hoffmann and Iriye hint at the dimensions of what Monnet-like merging of technocrats may involve for groups wound up in their nation's sovereignty, nobody goes into detail. The Review and the British Tories are alike in this failing: perhaps mine is a hopelessly unreasonable request. But despite this Metaphysical quibble, it should be clear by now that The Harvard Review is the best thing to happen around here in a long time...