Proceedings of an international summer school session, organized in August, 1972, by the Netherlands Atlantic Committee at Oegstgeest, near Leyden, involving about sixty participants. (JB)

An attempt to set out some of the issues which at present seem to affect the military and political relationship between the United States and Western Europe; intended to serve as a basis for debate in the hope that alternative models of new Atlantic relationships might emerge from the discussion. (Author/JB)

The conditions of international trade are examined as they prevail now and are likely to develop after the transitional period ending 1975; currency problems are discussed; and economic and consequent political changes are assessed. (Author/JB)

Two separate commentaries agree that a unified Europe would provide the economic power structure needed to provide a secure position among superpower nations; economic power being preferable to nuclear power. (JB)

The evils of inflation and Brazil's attempts to minimize inflation by a generalized indexation for all forms of saving, wage adjustments, tax reform, a mini-devaluation, and saving incentives are examined. (DE)

As an introduction to this issue, the author examines inflation and recent government attempts in Great Britain to control rising prices. The new format for this periodical is a loose folder containing three especially commissioned articles, reprints of relevant press articles, graphs, and a bibliography. The new format enables teachers to…

The causes of inflation and such remedies as tax increases, money supply decrease, and wage and price freezes are examined. (DE)

No great diminishment of nationalism is predicted; rather, interaction among the four dimentions of nationalism (traditional, striving, protective, and imperialistic nationalism) will sustain the nation-state and the interactions of those states in the international system of states. (Author/JB)