by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Carter must go! A special three-page statement by Contributing Editor Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
by Robert Dreyfuss
Invasion sparks Teheran infight.
by Josefina Menendez
Concern about the southern border.
by Jeffrey Steinberg
The case of Orlando Bosch.
by David Goldman
Recommendations floated by the prestigious Group of 30 as the debris of earlier monetarist policies piles up.
Documentation: Interviews with Group of 30 members Fritz Machlup, Herbert Stein, and Stanley Fisher.
by Richard Freeman
Reuss proposes selective credit controls.
by Susan B. Cohen
The European livestock scare.
by Kathy Burdman
Community banks start to fight back.
by Renée Sigerson
Short-term debt growing.
by Mark Sonnenblick
by Steve Parsons
Price war takes shipping toll.
by Mark Sonnenblick
The hot-money inflows that made de Hoz so happy are a no-longer-disguised liability for the economy.
A 20-Year Perspective.
An excerpt.
A scientific summary.
A review of the U.S. and Soviet breakthroughs.
A rundown of the fusion program’s industrial and engineering needs.
An overview of the space program’s buildup of U.S. scientific personnel and industrial capability.
by Robert Dreyfuss
The British government is hastening the process.
by Philip Golub
A report from Paris on the prospects for the 1981 presidential election in the wake of “anti-Semitic” violence, with background on the Socialist Party’s effort to recreate the chaos of the Fourth Republic.
by Paul Goldstein
It’s out in the open: Begin has set up an assassination task force bypassing regular Israeli intelligence channels.
by Daniel Sneider
An exclusive interview with Nguyen Co Thach by our Asia editor. China is in the forefront; Henry Kissinger, who sat across the table from Thach at Geneva, also comes up.
by Edith Hassman and Webster Tarpley
Two EIR correspondents report from West Germany on an international conference of Sovietologists.
by Scott Thompson
Scott Thompson on the implications of Michael Myers’s expulsion from the House.
by L. Wolfe
One of Carter’s nastiest coverups.
by Stephen Parsons
Seven states have tax-cut referenda and related measures on the November ballot.