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Volume 300 Issue 5888, 11 November 1982

Opinion

  • The United States and Western European governments are trying to settle their quarrel about the Siberian pipeline. Their most important task is to find a way of rewriting the strategic embargo.

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  • A relaxation of austerity has benefited the British scientific enterprise; but strings are attached.

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  • The European Commission's futures research project has not seen the future; but nobody can.

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Autumn Books

  • The making of a multi-author book can be a long and frustrating business for all those involved — contributors, academic editor and publisher. Here Anthony Watkinson charts the sequence of events and describes what can go awry.

    • Anthony Watkinson
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