(Archived document, may contain errors) 666 August 4,1988 A YELLOW LIGHT ON Urnsrn JOINTVENTURES WITH THE SOVIETS INTRODUCTION when 500 American businessmen arrived in Mosco w this April to talk about joint ventures with the Soviets, the message was clear: joint ventures with the USSRare back on the United States agenda. They also, of… Read more

(Archived document, may contain errors) 626 January 4, 1988 THE U.N.'s. FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION BECOMING PART OF THE PROBLEM IN"RODUCIT0N This once more is testimony, as it was just a few years ago, to the failure of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization hungry. It has n ot done so, despite… Read more

(Archived document, may contain errors) T1 608 October 5, 1987 THE CENTRE ON TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS: I HOW THE U.N. INJURES POOR NATIONS The United Nations has a long history of attacking the free enterprise system. A key elemeht in this is the campaign against multinational corporations or, as they are called at the U.N.,… Read more

(Archived document, may contain errors) 560 I sc 1 1 1 L January 22, 1987 ASSESSING THE UNITED NATIONS 41s~ GENERAL INTRODUCTION The United Nations General Assembly is now about halfway through its 41st year. The regular session, which convened in early September, ended on December 19. That session is notable, from an… Read more

(Archived document, may contain errors) 556 January 12, 1987 THE REPORT THAT THE U.N. WANTS TO SUPPRESS SOVIET ATROCITIES IN AFGHANISTAN A recent United Nations report on human rights reveals much more about the U.N. than it says about anything else. Prepared by the Special Rapporteur of the U. N . Commission on Human… Read more

(Archived document, may contain errors) 549 December 1, 1986 AT THE U.N SOVIET FRONTS POSE AS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZAT1,ONS INTRODUCTION They are as common at the United Nations as lobbyists are on Capitol Hill. They push their causes and viewpoints, they make their arguments, and they are a ready audience for almost anything the… Read more