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Weekly Review

A bovine idyll. Mad cow disease was discovered in the United States for the first time, in a Holstein cow that was too sick to walk but was nonetheless slaughtered…

Three companies walk into a bar

by Harper’s Staff,

Readings

by Peo Quick,

The ones who live alone

by Eva Sandstedt,

Readings

by Anders S. Nordström,

Six countries

by Harper’s Staff,

How they share the wealth

Utopia in trouble

by Björn Kumm,

The problems of Sweden's superdevelopment

The master spy who almost got away

by Irwin Ross,

Untitled

by Harper’s Staff,

Sweden’s Remedy for “Police Brutality”

by Marion K. Sanders,

The Swedes do it better

by Richard F. Tomasson,

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Weekly Review

Three companies walk into a bar

Readings

The ones who live alone

Readings

Six countries

Utopia in trouble

The master spy who almost got away

Untitled

Sweden’s Remedy for “Police Brutality”

The Swedes do it better

October 1962

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