...John Shelton Curtiss Stalin & Co.: The Politburo—The Men Who Run Russia . By Duranty Walter . New York : William Sloane Associates , 1949 . Pp. vi , 261 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 Book Reviews 633 necessary for human beings as spirits...

... in Bolivia’s Mining Proletariat”) . Abra: Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Sociales (Abra: Journal of the Social Sciences Faculty) 6 , nos. 5-6 : 7 – 28 . Alberto Bonnet The Idea of Councils Runs through Latin America Three Problems of Self-Organization...

...Walter L. Fleming Copyright © 1905 by Duke University Press 1905 Blockade Running and Trade Through the Lines Into Alabama, 1861 -1865' Walter L. Fleming, Professor of History in West Virginia University When commercial intercourse is thus refused its usual direct roads, it seeks a new path...

... by degrowth. This essay analyzes the debt-growth system and points in the direction of an economy run on socially productive credit. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Brinkley Alan . 1995 . The End of Reform: New Deal Liberalism in Recession and War . New York : Knopf...

..., their guards, and those responsible for running Brazilian prisons, which have institutionalized a sharing, in some cases the relinquishing, of de facto control of what goes on inside prisons and permitted the growth of some of the most powerful prison gangs to be found anywhere in the world. This article...

...Jonathan S. Parhusip Local labor laws in Taiwan push migrant workers to run away from contracted employment arrangements and become undocumented. This article examines the common forms of struggle pursued by runaway Indonesian migrant workers with a focus on the informal organizational structures...

.... The essay claims that this generation of migrants from Turkey, together with their counterparts from previous generations, have provided a broad base for the support that current Boğaziçi students and faculty have received during their quest to preserve a democratically run university. It also explores...

... in isolation for more than twenty years. The prisoners vowed to refuse food until five core demands were met. These demands were poignantly simple, including provision of warm clothes for their one hour per day of outdoor exercise in the “dog run,” permission to make one phone call per week, a supply...

...Peter Brooks In France, debate on the death penalty runs from the French Revolution until abolition in 1981. One of the more remarkable contributions to the debate is the novel by Victor Hugo, Le dernier jour d'un condamné [ The Last Day of a Man Sentenced to Death ], first published in 1829...

... with the name of Shakspere, I shall begin with him. The details of his versification which have been most carefully noted are five: run-on and endstopt lines, light and weak endings, feminine end­ ings, and rhyme. Of these, rhyme is little used in his later plays; and light and weak endings appear first...

... Thompson’s famous 1951 home run, the one that won the pennant (and announcer Russ Hodges’s almost equally famous, near hysterical, rant: ‘‘The Giants win the pennant, the Giants win the pennantIalso have a vivid...

... be a bargain, and employers will adjust their hiring practices accordingly. Unemployment will then rise to its natural level. In short, the Phillips curve does not relate price rises (in­ flation) and unemployment. For the monetarists there is no trade­ off between inflation and unemployment in the long run...

... runs right and left. That summer it seemed like every other week his picture was on the front cover of Time magazine. Mickey was my idol. He could bat right- or left-handed. So could I. He could hit home...

... the war years. Issue can be taken with Granatstein, however, on a few points. His sharp opinion of the position which some Conservatives assumed on the Ogdensburg Agreement is puzzling. The author himself notes that the short-run advantage of this arrangement associating the United States...

... must look elsewhere. The truth is that the question of presidential tenure is tied in with the way the president is elected and the way political parties make their nominations of presidential candidates; and to these we must now turn. In the long run, the opponents of direct popular election...

... great flowering. It still evokes the classic gods beauty, dignity, order, proportion even while it is overrun with tourists. This ambiguity in exalted things touches the complex of desire, fear, and despair that runs through the book. Poli­ tics, economics, religion, and marriage have dimensions...

..., even the genre of occult adventure. He may conduct us, in one novel, across several genres: Running Dog begins as a spy story, turns, as one of the char­ acters remarks, into a western, and ends on a note of New Age adventure, with the intro­ duction of a figure out of Castaneda s Don Juan books...

... ? Compare the great Moguls in steel and iron, annihilating time and space at the rate of sixty and seventy miles an hour, over steel railways traversing the land, with that diminutive structure running upon wooden rails, that set out from the city of Charleston, S. C., upon Christmas Day, 1830, and marvel...

... to score runs, as cricketers do? Finally, an innings in cricket often yields hundreds of runs, so after watching inning upon inn­ ing of baseball in which there are no runs at all a Briton feels half-starved. And yet the two games have much in common. They are both bat-andball games played on big...

... of personalities. 8 This statement is not restricting participation to the political sector only. On the contrary, the indi­ vidual is to be free to participate and share in the running of all institutions in our society. Of particular importance is the necessity for individuals to share in the running of our...