Volume 20, Number 23, June 11, 1993
Books
Yale Historian Yearns for Malthusian Millennium
by Mark Burdman
Preparing for the Twenty-First Century, by Paul Kennedy.
Conquering Autism Wins a Crucial Victory for the Human Spirit
by Susan Ulanowsky and Philip Ulanowsky
Nobody Nowhere: The Extraordinary Autobiography of an Autistic, by Donna Williams.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
Indigenous Activism on the Rise.
Editorial
On Terror.
Economics
Behind Poland’s Government Crisis: Soros and the IMF
by Frank Hahn and William Engdahl
Since the fall of the communists in 1989, the Polish government’s economic program has followed a blueprint provided by New York financier George Soros-leading to utter disaster.
LaRouche Featured in Russian Journal
by Rachel Douglas
The journal of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia carries an article by Prof. Taras Muranivsky, “Who is Lyndon LaRouche.”
The Cultural Meaning of the ‘Derivatives’ Market
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Only One Way Out of Bonn’s Debt Plight
by Volker Hassmann
Currency Rates
New Economic Plan Compounds Iran’s Woes
by Adam East
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Bovine Tuberculosis Reappears.
Business Briefs
Feature
Enrico Mattei, a Historical Model for Today’s Crisis
by Nora Hamerman
The thirtieth anniversary of the tragic death of Enrico Mattei, the founder of Italy’s national hydrocarbons company ENI, was marked by an international conference in Milan. The time has come to open the Mattei file, for the sake of Italy’s future!
Mattei and the Rebirth of Italy
by Paolo Vitali
Is Italy Still Worthy of Giants Like Mattei?
by Dr. Marcello Colitti
Dr. Colitti is director of Ecofuel (ENI) and the author of books about oil and Enrico Mattei.
The Strategic Stakes in Mattei’s Fight
by Nico Perrone
Nico Perrone is author of the book Mattei, il nemico italiano (Mattei, the Italian Enemy).
Thirty Years Later: Who Killed Mattei?
by Raffaele Morini
Raffaele Morini is with the Association of Christian Partisans, in Pavia, Italy.
International
Assassination of Cardinal Sends a Bloody Message
by Carlos Méndez
Cardinal Juan Jesús Posadas Ocampo of Mexico was gunned down in Guadalajara. The Salinas government says he was caught in the cross-fire in a shootout by drug traffickers; the Masons say they had nothing to do with it. Nobody believes either of them, for good reason.
Bombing in Florence: A Terrorist Attack against the Renaissance
by Claudio Celani
The attack on the Uffizi museum was aimed at the very heart of Italy’s identity as a nation.
The Global Adversary
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Ukraine Is Becoming a Rudderless Nation
by Konstantin George
Kosova Asks U.S. To Prevent ‘Genocide’
by Dr. Bujar Bukoshi
An open letter to President Bill Clinton from the Kosovan Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.
Drug Legalization Again on the Agenda in Colombia
by Javier Almario
International Intelligence
National
Is the ‘Tarnoff Doctrine’ Now U.S. Strategic Policy?
by Scott Thompson and Edward Spannaus
Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Peter Tarnoff set off a storm of controversy with his description of a U.S. policy of disengagement from world leadership responsibilities.
Senate Republicans Offer Bill To End Bosnia Embargo
‘Cult Expert’ Kelly Jailed: Jury Convicts CAN’s Kidnapper for Hire
Galen Kelly, a contract kidnapper associated with the Cult Awareness Network (CAN), is now facing a lengthy prison sentence.
Marian Anderson Tribute in Capital Sparking a Classical Renaissance
by Marianna Wertz
An overflow audience came to pay tribute to the “voice of the century.”
New San Francisco ADL Spy Indictments Expected Soon
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
