FROM ISSUE NUMBER 45 - FALL 1976 GO TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
National economic planning: a slogan without substance
AMERICANS habitually avoid systematic discussions of fundamental principles. There have been exceptions, of course-independence from England, slavery, isolationism, and involvement in Vietnam being the most notable-but it is striking that each of these great debates was closely intertwined with the question of war.
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