The new China syndrome

Article Abstract:

China's rapid economic growth may lead to increased food consumption and famine. Industrialization has led to the destruction of agricultural land and declines in grain production. Increased food demands due to better living standards is expected to cause global food shortages and boost food prices.

China, Forecasts and trends, Forecasting, Food supply

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Central America struggles on

Article Abstract:

US activists are no longer as ardently involved in the Central American cause as they were in the 1980s. The waning of the US solidarity movement is attributed to the end of armed conflict in the region and the ensuing termination of US military intervention.

United States, Analysis, International relations, Central America, United States foreign relations

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R.I.P. for the CIA?

Article Abstract:

The CIA has long outlived its usefulness yet it continues to function as a mysterious, sinister adjunct of the US government. Recent scandals have prompted the Clinton administration to initiate a massive overhaul of the agency.

Management, United States. Central Intelligence Agency

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