Word: nationalistice
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At minimum, though, Shultz has freed U.S. policy from the aggressively nationalistic line pursued by his predecessor John Connally. Connally adamantly refused to pledge that the U.S. would make the dollar convertible again -that is, buy back new dollars that other nations acquire in dealings with the U.S. and wish...
DISCUSSION OF THE political aspects of Solzhenitsyn's fiction is not a bad thing in itself, and any attempts at uncovering and commenting upon the nature of neo-Stalinist literary controls is interesting for its own sake. Solzhenitsyn must be discussed in his political context, for he is an intensely...
That competition will become even sharper in the decade ahead. The Common Market is expected to be expanded from six nations to ten on Jan. 1. And Continental businessmen are watching with concern the emergence of a "Japanese challenge," as names like Toyota, Sony and Hitachi rise across Europe. Everywhere...
Crackdown. Last week, the Croatian capital of Zagreb was bedecked with flower-adorned busts and portraits of Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito, honoring him on his 80th birthday. But beneath the show of loyalty was a simmering political crisis. Croats are still paying heavily for an outburst of nationalist feeling...
Wirtschaftswunder, or economic miracle. Whatever it is called, East Germany's capture of 25 Olympic gold medals, 126 European championships and 140 world championships since 1949 is a triumph of systematic nationalistic effort.