Volume 8, Number 48, December 15, 1981
Departments
Interview
by Stanley Ezrol
C. Fred Bergsten, director of the new Institute for International Economics.
Middle East Report
by Robert Dreyfuss
The U.S.-Israeli strategic accord.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Pol Pot-style experiment in Oaxaca.
Interview
by Vivian Zoakos
Part II: Stephen Mumford of the International Fertility Research Program.
Congressional Closeup
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Editorial
U.S. mission to stop fascism.
Economics
A Caribbean Model for International Credit?
by David Goldman
The advent of International Banking Facilities in the United States.
Professor Mundell on His Gold Proposal
De Chambrun Seeks Gold-Reserve System
by Comte de Chambrun
A French spokesman revives the approach of Jacques Rueff.
Gold
by Montresor
Along the trading routes.
Agriculture
by Susan B. Cohen
Soil and water conservation.
Domestic Credit
by Richard Freeman
Fiscal crunch for states and localities.
The Spring Strategy for Breaking Labor
by Leif Johnson
A two-tiered approach to negotiations.
Currency Rates
World Trade
by Mark Sonnenblick
Business Briefs
Special Report
Green Fascism Is on the Rise Again in Germany
by Susan Welsh
The phenomenon, its sponsors, and its historical parallels.
European Labor Party Calls for Defense of Constitutional Rights
The European Labor Party demands a mobilization by all constitutional parties.
German Protestants Tied to the New Fascists
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
As in the 1930s.
Avowed Neo-Nazis in Environmentalist Leadership
by Charlotte Vollrads
The ‘Green’ Origins of Hitler’s SA
by Michele Steinberg and Wiesbaden Staff
Christiania: Fascist Enclave in Denmark
by Marilyn James
The rest of Europe is not immune.
International
The Fahd Plan Depends on a Superpower Thaw
by Robert Dreyfuss
U.S. and Soviets Begin Disarmament Negotiations: The Questions At Stake
by Criton Zoakos
Documentation: Excerpts from the Schmidt-Brezhnev communiqué, and statements by each.
Can Central America Be Rescued?
by Dennis Small
The “Al and Fidel Show” continues.
Fidel Castro: How a Jesuit Asset Is Manufactured
by Gretchen Small
Mitterrand’s First Government Crisis
by Philip Golub
Economic incompetence is catching up with the Socialists.
Cabinet Reshuffle Strengthens Suzuki
by Richard Katz
Japan’s basic policies will remain the same.
Balkan Crisis over ‘Greater Albania’
by Edith Hassman
International Intelligence
National
Williams Postponement: A Victory Against Abscam
by Warren Hamerman and Anita Gallagher
The Senate vote on expulsion opens room for counterattack against Executive-branch frameups of legislators.
New Budgetary Traps Set for the White House: Is Chief of Staff James Baker III a Mole?
by Richard Cohen
The Anti-Nuclear Coup Against the Reagan Administration
by Paul Gallagher
A resurgence of regulatory barriers to fission power and technology exports, and new fiscal blows to fusion development.
Financial Warfare Against the Utilities
by William Engdahl
The second problem for nuclear power plants: an Energy Insider report.
National News
