Volume 9, Number 29, August 3, 1982
Departments
Energy Insider
by William Engdahl
Nuclear power in the Comecon.
Interview
by Dennis Small
Admiral Carlos Castro Madero, chief of Argentina's Atomic Energy Commission.
Interview
by Laurent Murawiec
Dr. Philip Hemily, NATO's Assistant Secretary General for Scientific and Environmental Affairs.
Book Review
by Uma Zykofsky
Mountbatten and the Partition of India, by Dominique Lapierre and Larry Collins.
China Watch
by Gregory F. Buyhoff
Peking looks for a "Third Way."
Inside Canada
by Pierre Beaudry
"Feed Pepin to the Crow."
Middle East Report
by Nancy Coker
IMF's man axed in Turkey.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menendez
European-style separatism in the works.
Editorial
A diplomatic turning point?
Economics
Central-Bank Bailout Plan in Tatters As Crash Nears
by Laurent Murawiec
Japan and West Germany are refusing to go along with London's manipulations of the Euromarket crisis.
Documentation: Interviews with bankers in London and Geneva.
Currency Rates
Compromise Sought on the Sanctions and the Problem of Polish Debt
by David Goldman
New trade deals with the U.S.S.R., and credit to Poland, from West Germany.
Penn Square: The Folly of Volcker's Strategy
by Richard Freeman
He thinks he can let smaller banks go and paper over the big ones' difficulties.
The IMF Scurries To Fill Policy Vacuum
by Cynthia Rush
In South America and Mexico.
Foreign Exchange
by David Goldman
The dollar and the banking crisis.
Agriculture
by Cynthia Parsons
A statistical hoax.
Trade Review
by Mark Sonnenblick
Business Briefs
Special Report
Argentina's Future: A First-Hand Appraisal
by Dennis Small
Ibero-America Editor Dennis Small on his trip to Argentina, where he discovered a hard-pressed but well-equipped grouping who understand Hamiltonian economics.
Documentation: Argentine press coverage of Small's visit.
Argentine Sponsor of an American System
A profile of Gen. Juan Guglialmelli.
Why London Fears the Nuclear Program in Argentina
by Dennis Small
Documentation: A brief look at the fiscal and other problems of the Mexican and Brazilian atomic-energy programs.
International
Mexico: Why Nuclear Bids Were Suspended
by Timothy Rush
Brazil: An Array of Problems
by Mark Sonnenblick
Will the Middle East Be Thrown Into Flames?
by Robert Dreyfuss
Or will the U.S. Administration finally crack down on Sharon and Begin?
Italian Socialist Role in Terrorism Confirmed by the Moro Trial
by Fiorella Operto
A first-hand report from Rome.
Banning the Greens
by Susan Welsh
in West Germany, momentum is growing against the environmentalist fascists, thanks to the European Labor Party.
Soviet Military Chief: 'Upgrade Our Defense'
by Rachel Douglas
Defense Minister Dmitrii Ustinov declares that if the United States wants to play military chicken games, the U.S.S.R. is prepared to meet the threat.
South Africa Readies 'Israeli-Style' Moves
by Douglas DeGroot
Behind the facade of negotiations over Namibia.
International Intelligence
National
Congress Punts on the Volcker Bailout Issue
by Ronald Kokinda
When the Fed Chairman testified on the Hill recently, no one was prepared to bring up the Euromarket situation.
When Will the United States Launch a Productive Policy Toward Asia?
by Daniel Sneider
Patching over the Taiwan question, and supporting the monstrous Khmer Rouge, hardly fulfill America's mission there.
Aquarians Brainwash U.S. Businessmen
by Helen Tiefmann
A report on a recent Tarrytown Group assembly of spoon-benders and futurologists.
Congressional Closeup
by Robert Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
National News
