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The Social Contract • 15 Years, 54 Issues, 1,236 Articles, 4,188pp
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- A Note from the Editor, p. 87
- Introduction to the Feature Section, pp. 87-88
- Letters to the Editor, pp. 89-90
- UK-USA, pp. 91-94 The British Character of America
- A Love-Hate Relationship, pp. 95-97 Quotes By and About Americans
- Damn la difference, pp. 98-102 Bemoaning the Homogenization Caused by Modernity
- The 'Special Relationship' and Why Restoring It Might Help Save Britain, pp. 103-104
- Revolution from Above, pp. 105-108 How Welfarism and Multiculturalism Changed Canada
- Liberal Rule Continues, p. 109 The Federal Election in Canada, 2000
- Tony Blair's 'Cultural Revolution', pp. 110-112
- [+]Anglo-America's Ambiguous Triumph (3 Reviews) , pp. 113-115The Cousins' Wars, by Kevin P. Phillips
- The Cousins' Wars by Kevin P. Phillips
- The Roots of American Order by Russell Kirk
- Is Blood Thicker Than Water? by James M. McPherson
- EU May Spell End to Britain's Sovereignty, pp. 116-118
- What's In a Name, p. 119 Maybe a Lot If You're British
- Reformers Target Great Britain's History and Landscape, p. 120
- What's Wrong with Having an England, pp. 121-122
- Language as the Entry Point for the Debate, pp. 123-124
- An Election America Lost by Default, p. 125
- Both Parties Have Imported a New Electorate, pp. 126-127
- Green Bay's Diversity Revolution, pp. 128-131
- The Evolution of Environmental Policy, pp. 132-145 A Historical Survey and A Look Ahead
- Is There a Way To Use and Sustain Our Planet?, pp. 146-152
- [+]Review In Praise of Hard Industries, by Eamonn Fingleton (Review) , pp. 153-155
- In Praise of Hard Industries by Eamonn Fingleton
- Bulletin Board, pp. 156-157
Winter 2001 Issue - 23 ArticlesSpeculative Scenarios