Word: nationalistice
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MR. SHEEAN has written one of the most important books in post-war journalism. Commencing with remarkably incisive comments on his career in Chicago University, and concluding with his flight from Russia and Communism, he holds his reader fascinated; treating him the while to a display of such intellectual honesty...
Most interesting to the serious thinker will be the thesis, which the author develops subtly but with telling effect, as to the hypocrisy in the relations between the Powers because of the League's existence. Certainly the League is fighting a losing battle in trying to keep its head above...
Possibly the most interesting aspect of Mr. Florinsky's book, from the point of view of the political scientist, is the account of this first experiment in international government. He is convinced it has failed miserably, whether or no because of the fact that for years France controlled the League...
Advocating a strong nationalistic policy for the United States, Charles A. Beard, noted Columbia professor, defined national interest as acquiring what we need with the best possible advantage through imports and discontinuing the selling of American goods abroad. The plan he outlined raises many questions which he did not adequately...
"The Status of the Jew Under Modern Nationalistic Governments," will be the subject of a discussion tonight in the Philips Brooks House at 8 o'clock under the sponsorship of the Harvard Menorah Society.