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Orbis Fall 1999

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  • Orbis
  • Fall 1999
  • Volume 43
  • Number 4

Article References

Editor’s Column Fall 1999

  • Walter A. McDougall

Ideologies and Realities

  • Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

An Imperative of Civilization

  • William H. McNeill

Hellenic and Roman Antiquity

  • David Gress

India, the Multicultural Paradigm

  • Stanley Wolpert

China, the Monocultural Paradigm

  • June Teufel Dreyer

Merits and Perils of Teaching Cultures

  • Walter A. McDougall

A Russian Rearmament Wish List

  • Richard F. Staar

How to Think about Ethnic Conflict

  • Chester A. Cracker

Conservative Opinions on U.S. Foreign Policy

  • Michael P. Noonan

Review Essays

The Best and the Brightest Return

  • Harvey Sicherman

The Renewal of Henry A. Kissinger

  • David Eisenhower

Modernity and Its Discontents

  • Paul Hollander

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