United in a week state

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George Mason University, Virginia, Political Scientist Seymour Martin Lipset discusses politics in the US and reasons why it is not a centralist country. Whereas in Europe he sees evidence of more centralist governments which help to give rise to socialist parties.

Interview, Political scientists, Lipset, Seymour Martin

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Send food, water and toys

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Research into the factors affecting children's physical and mental health in developing countries is discussed. Work by specialists at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London, on perinatal care, infant nutrition and child development is described.

Health aspects, Research, Usage, Children, Diseases, Developing countries, Infants, Child health, Play therapy

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Stirred into action by political apathy

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Economist and academic Noreena Hertz is only thirty-two, but has achieved much including writing a book on globalisation called The Silent Takeover. The book is set to be published in April 2001 and Hertz is also filming a television series.

Behavior, Authorship, Women economists, The Silent Takeover (Book), Hertz, Noreena

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