Volume 10, Number 26, July 5, 1983
Interviews
Janez Stanovnik
by Edith Vitali and Hartmut Cramer
Senior adviser on foreign economic policy and former cabinet member of the Yugoslav government.
M.M. Bhatnagar
by Ortrun Cramer and Hartmut Cramer
General Manager of India’s Heavy Machine Building Plant of the Heavy Engineering Corporation.
S. Samarapungavan
by Hartmut Cramer and Ortrun Cramer
Chairman, Steel Authority of India, Ltd.
V. Subramony
by Hartmut Cramer and Ortrun Cramer
Managing Director, Rourkela Steel Plant.
Naresh C. Nayak
by Hartmut Cramer and Ortrun Cramer
General Manager for Works, Rourkela Steel Plant.
General Giulio Macrí
by Giuseppe Filliponi
An expert on advanced military applications of technology, and a European Labor Party candidate for the Italian Chamber of Deputies.
Departments
Science & Technology
by Marsha Freeman
Lasers will maximize space communications.
Italy’s War on Crime
by Marco Fanini
In a single night.
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Seven months later.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
Editorial
The scandal behind Volcker’s return.
Economics
The Volcker Albatross Can Sink the Ship
by David Goldman
Yugoslav Spokesmen Address the Urgency of the World Debt Crisis
Leaders of Yugoslavia, a founder of the Non-Aligned movement, acknowledge that the financial crisis is beyond solution within single nations, as a speech at the Belgrade UNCTAD VI conference and unprecedented coverage of Helga Zepp-LaRouche’s support for the debt bomb attest.
India’s Steel Industry Shows the Potential for a North-South Industrial Takeoff
Currency Rates
The Kra Canal Plan: A ‘Great Project’ for Thailand and for World Trade
by Steven Bardwell
International Credit
by Renée Sigerson
Citibank and other strange things.
Business Briefs
Special Report
The Swiss Banking Empire: Center of the Fourth Reich
by Laurent Murawiec
Few believe Switzerland is simply the realm of ski lifts and watchworks; fewer understand the strategic capabilities and hatred of the Western Renaissance tradition on the part of the “gnomes.”
Centuries of Swiss Expertise: Usury, Jacobinism, ‘One Worldism,’ and Dirty Money
From the creation of “little Genoa” and the deployments of Jacques Necker to the Nazi chief of the Union Bank of Switzerland, Alfred Schaefer.
International
Ibero-American Labor Revolt Hastens Showdown with IMF
by Mark Sonnenblick
Beam Weapons’ Strategic and Economic Potential Suddenly Placed on French Agenda
by Laurent Rosenfeld
Documentation: The French press examines ABM weaponry goals.
Gromyko Hails West’s Anti-Nuclear Movement
by Rachel Douglas
What happened at the Soviet Central Committee meeting.
The Politburo’s Geidar Aliyev and the Heritage of Fundamentalist Insurgencies in the Mideast
by Thierry Lalevée
Aliyev’s recent promotion must be seen in the context of his capabilities for destabilizing the Mideast.
After Thai-Vietnam Talks on Kampuchea
by Richard Katz
International Intelligence
National
Anti-nuclear Ruling Threatens National Security
The Washington State Supreme Court decision allowing utilities to default on bonds raised to build five nuclear plants could bankrupt the state power authority—and bring to a halt investment in both nuclear and fossil-fuel energy generation.
Harriman Democrats Blind to Labour Party Downfall in British Elections
by Graham Lowry
They are still campaigning for disarmament—on Yuri Andropov’s terms.
Justice Department’s Giuliani To Oversee a Pact between FBI and Peace Movement?
by Charles Tate
National News
