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  • The Long History of Black Officers Reforming Policing From Within

    Black Lives Matter and Donald Trump’s agenda are inspiring some police to more vocal advocacy. But their project—ending racial bias in the profession—is a decades-old one.

    Taylor HoskingDecember 5, 2017
  • Some Intellectual Conflicts: Tensions in Indonesia's Culture
    S. Takdir AlisjahbanaJune 1956 Issue
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    September 1947 Issue
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    January 1948 Issue
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    October 1947 Issue
  • The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington
    May 1944 Issue
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    August 1963 Issue
  • Intellectual Currents in Contemporary Germany
    Kuno FranckeJune 1924 Issue
  • Demobilization in England
    W. P. CrozierFebruary 1919 Issue
  • The Economic Revolution in France: A New Spirit of Enterprise
    Sisley HuddlestonAugust 1924 Issue
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