Bertrand Russell
The Impact of Science on Society (1953)
In 1953, Russell published a seminal work, The Impact Of Science On Society. As is typical of Russell, the writing style is dull, at least in the beginning. The beginning of the book seems reasonable and humanitarian, and is intended to soften the reader up for the disgusting conclusi...
James Guthrie
Our Sham Democracy Or The Majority Vote Racket (1946,1977)
INTRODUCTION TO 1977 EDITION
All Truth is eternal. Although first published over thirty years ago, Jame Guthrie's book on the truths concerning the relationship of the individual to government is more appropriate than ever. Warnings concerning the shape of things to...
Sholem Asch, Florence Whyte, George Rapall Noyes
Sabbatai Zevi - A Tragedy in Three Acts and Six Scenes with a Prologue and an Epilogue (1930)
Authorized translation from the Russian version by Florence Whyte and George Rapall Noyes. Philadelphia, The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1930. A play about one of the most influential in a...
James Goldsmith
The Response (1995)
Foreword
The English version of my book The Trap was published in November 1994, a little over a year after it first appeared in French. The second chapter, 'The New Utopia: GATT and Global Free Trade', attracted considerable adverse comment, including a European Commission document handed for informat...
R N Gardner
The Hard Road to The New World Order (1974)
Published in CFR Magazine Foreign Affairs, April 1974
The quest for a world structure that secures peace, advances human rights and provides the conditions for economic progress—for what is loosely called world order—has never seemed more frustrating but at the same time strangely ho...
