Global Insecurity: A Strategy for Energy and Economic RenewalDaniel Yergin, Martin Joseph Hillenbrand Developed from a research project sponsored by the Atlantic Institute for International Affairs. Includes bibliographical references and index. Crisis and adjustment / by Daniel Yergin -- World energy to the year 2000 / by Robert Stobaugh -- The bedeviled American economy / by Robert Dohner -- America in the strait of stringency / by Daniel Yergin -- The remarkable adaptation of Japan's economy / by Teruyasu Murakami -- Japanese society and the limits of growth / by Joji Watanuki -- Europe's farewell to full employment? / by G.F. Ray -- The social contract under stress in Western Europe / by Jean Saint-Geours -- The global poor / by Althea L. Duersten and Arpad von Lazar -- Burdens of debt and the new protectionism / by Hans-Eckart Scharrer -- Cohesion and distruption in the Western Alliance / by Robert Lieber -- Energy and the power of nations / by Ian Smart. |
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The Bedeviled American Economy | 58 |
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