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N. 6 – Autumn 1989

Cover
Moving Targets
Britain in Today’s World
A conversation with Michael Heseltine
Editor’s Note
The World in Sixty Lines
America the Cautious The Minimal State
From détente to entente New Germany! Old Germany?
Fuel to the fire
A New Chinese Equation
Jean-Luc Domenach
Russia’s Afghan Syndrome
Ewa Kulesza
The Trap of Declining Communism
Alexander Smolar
Journal à plusieurs voix
Is France becoming America?
William Safran
Convergence in Disguise
Marie-France Toinet
Background File
European Cooperation in Aicraft Manifacturing
Keith Hayward
Continental Newsstand
A Selection from the European Press
Jacques Rupnik – The Misunderstanding of 1968 (The last interview with Rudi Dutschke) – from L’Autre Europe
Peter Glotz – Bursting through the Seams – from Die Zeit
Alan Garcia – Frankly Speaking – from El Pais
Norberto Bobbio – Utopia Overturned – from La Stampa

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Pino Arlacchi, Samuel Brittan, Cornelius Castoriadis, Philip G. Cerny, George Corm, Ralf Dahrendorf, Etienne Davignon, Jean-Luc Domenach, François Fejtö, Joachim Fest, Pierre Hassner, Peter Hebblethwaite, Roy Jenkins, Josef Joffe, Arrigo Levi, Edward Luttwak, Stevan K. Pavlowitch, Jaques Rupnik, Ghassan Salamé, Alexander Smolar, Michael Stürmer, Marie-France Toinet, Rudolf von Thadden, Richard von Weizsäcker