| Current 1993 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A comparative view of education: effective school reforms. | Education | Wooldridge, Adrian |
| A new agenda. (US Congress) (Reforming Congress) | Education | Mason, David M. |
| A new kind of tax: adopting a consumption tax. | Education | Weidenbaum, Murray L. |
| Are there too many workers? The global workforce. | Education | O'Reilly, Brian |
| Blacks and liberals: the Los Angeles riots. | Education | Prager, Dennis |
| Challenges facing democracy: what cost freedom? | Education | Huntington, Samuel P. |
| Collapsing into anarchy: saving failed states. | Education | Ratner, Steven R., Helman, Gerald B. |
| Euthanasia in the 1990s: dying a "good" death. | Education | Tong, Rosemarie |
| Expanding local support groups: the need for voluntary services. | Education | Rowe, Jonathan |
| Finding competent citizens: improving democracy. | Education | Dahl, Robert A. |
| Jobs for graduates: are degrees needed? | Education | Hecker, Daniel E. |
| Keeping the press objective: reflections of an ombudsman. | Education | Harwood, Richard |
| Language of race: talking past one another. | Education | Blauner, Bob |
| Latin America and liberalism: democratic illusions and realities. | Education | Rosenberg, Tina |
| Mandating inclusion: the military as a social lab. | Education | Moskos, Charles |
| Politics before the humanities: conflict in the classroom. (politicization of universities) | Education | Cox, Stephen |
| Privatization's harms: economics in Eastern Europe. | Education | Murrell, Peter |
| Religious diversity: the new family. | Education | McConnell, Michael |
| Renewing families. (A New Familism) | Education | Popenoe, David |
| Reshaping foreign policy: after the U.S. election. | Education | Yankelovich, Daniel |
| Reviving American industry: a labor-management partnership. | Education | Bluestone, Barry, Bluestone, Irving |
| Rights and foreign policy: collective rights and nationalism. | Education | Cullen, Robert |
| The American Dream: economic myths and realities. | Education | Topolnicki, Denise M. |
| The electronic town meeting. (Teledemocracy) | Education | Etzioni, Amitai |
| The future of the West: a shrinking community. (nations in the Western hemisphere) | Education | O'Brien, Conor Cruise |
| The new family: investing in human capital. (changes in the American family) | Education | Hamburg, David A. |
| The new interventionists: civil wars and human rights. | Education | Stedman, Stephen John |
| Three experiments. (public school reforms in Rochester, NY, Chelsea, MA and Chicago, IL) (Reforming Public Schools.) | Education | Boo, Katherine |
| Time limits for welfare? (public welfare) (Welfare Reform) | Education | Jencks, Christopher |
| Toward a knowledge-based society. (post-capitalism) (The Post-Capitalist World) | Education | Drucker, Peter F. |
| Toward parental choice. (private education) (School Reform) | Education | Quade, Quentin L. |
| Vocational education: high-skill employees. (includes related article) | Education | Marshall, Ray, Tucker, Marc |
| Worldwide drugs: the expanding trade. | Education | Flynn, Stephen |
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