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Science Advice to the President: A Special Issue of Technology in Society, William T. Golden
The Polaris System Development: Bureaucratic and Programmatic Success in Government, Harvey M. Sapolsky ; The Future of the Sea-Based Deterrent, Kosta Tsipis, Anne H. Cahn and Bernard T. Field Reviewed by Sanford A. Lakoff
Congress and National Science Policy, Sanford A. Lakoff
The New Left: Six Critical Essays on Che Guevara, Jean-Paul Sartre, Herbert Marcuse, Frantz Fanon, Black Power, and R. D. Laing, Maurice Cranston Reviewed by Sanford A. Lakoff
Political Theory and the Rights of Man, D. D. Raphael Reviewed by Sanford A. Lakoff
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