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John Kenneth Galbraith
John Kenneth Galbraith
—John Kenneth Galbraith’s new book is
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Economist
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May/June 1998
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FDR A Practical Magician
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February/March 1983
Fifty years ago this March, Roosevelt took the oath of office and inaugurated this century’s most profound national changes. One who was there recalls the President’s unique blend of ebullience and toughness.
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After The Air Raids
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April/May 1981
An insider’s account of a startling— and still controversial—investigation of the Allied bombing of Germany
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A New Theory of Thorstein Veblen
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April 1973
Veblen’s ideas on the effect of wealth on behavior were penetrating, original and, to the dismay of his contemporaries, highly uninhibited.
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Plain Tales From The Embassy
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October 1969
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The Days of Boom and Bust
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August 1958
As the twenties roared on, a market crash became inevitable. Why? And who should have stopped it?
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"Web only stories" by this contributor