Word: interrelatedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Current international human rights law is not entirely ambiguos, holds that human rights affairs are not solely a domestic concern. It is inevitably limited, however, by the lack of an effective enforcement mechanism in an Hobbesian world of sovereign states. For the U.S., the necessary infusion of ethics into international...
A similar approach by the Soviets backfired the last time they used it, during the 1983 controversy over the deployment in Western Europe of U.S. Pershing II and cruise missiles. But Moscow apparently thinks it worth another try. Brandt, whose Social Democratic Party opposes the Star Wars plan, offered Gorbachev...
Now the Reagan Administration is belatedly moving to stanch this immense intelligence drain. The President has quietly signed a document known as National Security Decision Directive No. 145. It gives overall responsibility for ensuring the security of communications in the Government and the defense industry to the National Security Agency...
Citystep evolved from a production last April, in which 30 high school students joined the Harvard-Radcliffe Dance Theater dormitories as soon as spring 1986, and interrelated dance scenes. The show played to a capacity crowd for two nights in Sanders Theater and gave its final performance on the mainstage...
King Lear recounts the title figure's rejection of his youngest daughter, Cordelia, and betrayal by his other two daughters, Goneril and Regan. An interrelated sub-plot tells how the bastard Edmund discredits his legitimate brother Edgar and claims the lands of their father, Duke of Gloucester. Simple stories, but...