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... society - could not be realized . The existence of military institutions , the training of youth to serve as unthinking tools for the most flagrantly asocial purposes , the de- moralizing effect of war preparations upon civilian life ...
... society - could not be realized . The existence of military institutions , the training of youth to serve as unthinking tools for the most flagrantly asocial purposes , the de- moralizing effect of war preparations upon civilian life ...
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... society . But there are times when neither the state nor society exert a counteracting influence or , if so , they do so only very imperfectly . Their failure to act occurs in time of war or when a politically influential group seeks to ...
... society . But there are times when neither the state nor society exert a counteracting influence or , if so , they do so only very imperfectly . Their failure to act occurs in time of war or when a politically influential group seeks to ...
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... Society for Social Responsibility in Science : 13 I am convinced that your Society for Social Responsibility in Science serves one of the most important causes scientific workers can engage in at this time . Such a society will develop ...
... Society for Social Responsibility in Science : 13 I am convinced that your Society for Social Responsibility in Science serves one of the most important causes scientific workers can engage in at this time . Such a society will develop ...
Contents
THE REALITY OF WAR 19141918 | 1 |
HOPE AND DISILLU SIONMENT 19191923 | 27 |
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS 19221927 | 58 |
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