By Peter Schwartz
Vol. 4, No. 5, contains the following:
“The Manila-Managua Divergence”: How a dictatorship elicits greater tolerance by liberals if it is ideologically committed to America’s destruction. “Foreign Policy and the Morality of Self-Interest, Part 1”: The purpose of a foreign policy as analogous to that of a criminal code. The central value, and the central virtue, of a proper foreign policy. This issue also contains short notes.
Publication date: January 29, 1986
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