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Politics and government

Seminar in African diplomacy

by Kenneth L. Adelman,

In which Americans might take notes from the French

Pomp and circumstance

by Lewis H. Lapham,

The market in kings

Egypt’s grand illusion

by T.D. Allman,

The liberal Carter

by Tom Bethell,

Wooing the recipient class

Into Eritrea

by Edward Hoagland,

Africa's Red Sea war

Politics in the woods

by Gene Lyons,

The wilderness as refuge for ideologies and lobbyists

Goodbye to Congress–and all that

by Otis Pike,

On stepping down from public office

Russia in entropy

by Christopher S. (Christopher Sale) Wren,

The revolution retires

Panama’s genial despot

by Joan Peters,

Learning to do homage to Brigadier General Torrijos

Moses in Egypt

by Amos Perlmutter,

An Israeli strategist lectures the Egyptian army

Disguising the tax burden

by Paul Craig Roberts,

Little-known facts beneath the rhetoric of reform