Word: libermanism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Come on, be a sport. Nothing will happen to you," Segal promised. So Ethel reluctantly agreed, began making preparations by buying a cheap $4 house dress. But friends, including Vogue Editorial Director Alexander Liberman, objected. Said he: "Ethel, this is for posterity. As a fashionable woman, how can you wear anything but Courreges?" In the end, she settled for a $45 copy of a Courreges dress that she already owned, but her white Courreges boots were for real. Then, with her hair done by Kenneth, she showed up with her husband at Segal's studio for the pour...
...imaginative settings, excellent and often brilliant dialogue, and a beautiful theatrical symmetry, much of the play's success is due to Joel Schwartz, who both wrote and directed it. But the acting is not only equal to the play itself, it often surpasses it. With the exception of Mark Liberman as Charles, the pedagogue, the cast plays its multiple parts (the lovers are the same royal family) with balance and professional instinct. I don't know whether Charles was intended to be played as he was but the effect was nevertheless unfortunate. Bro Uttal was thoroughly convincing in a demanding...
Piqued by the ideas popularized by Soviet Economist Evsei Liberman, the command economies of Communist Europe are openly and eagerly adopting such capitalist tenets as cost accounting and the profit motive. East Germany, Czechoslovakia and other formerly Stalinist satrapies are cautiously granting more powers to local managers to. boost or slash production, prices, investments and labor forces. State enterprises in Poland, Hungary and Rumania this year closed deals to start joint companies in partnership with capitalist Western firms...
Sniffs Vogue Editorial Director Alexander Liberman: "An artificial issue. I think most designers are happy to be part of an avant-garde development-though some undoubtedly prefer the more static, conventional photograph." Says Vogue's Editor in Chief Diana Vreeland: "I've never heard of any criticism and never heard of any argument...
Looking to Liberman. Along with forcibly stopping the leakage of labor, East Germany has taken another important step toward stability: it has embraced capitalist-like reforms for its economy more thorough than those of any other Soviet satrapy. Instead of Marx's hoary notion of giving "to each according to his needs," it is tending toward Soviet Economist Evsei Liberman's philosophy of reward according to efficiency. Since 1963, East Germany has also adopted what used to be heresy: industrial decentralization and looser planning. The regime granted more powers to local managers to boost or slash production, prices...