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Volume 309 Issue 5966, 24 May 1984

Opinion

  • The British Government plans to intervene directly in the ancient argument about the terms on which university teachers are appointed. It may irreparably damage the universities in the process.

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  • The near-collapse of a US bank shows the need for a deal with developing countries.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • Mr Jeremy Rifkin's assault on genetic manipulation seems to be succeeding. The danger is that he will not be taken seriously.

    • Stephen Budiansky
    Commentary
  • The chaos as formulated for physical dynamic systems is applied to a very simple nonlinear model of the arms race. The transition, from stability to instability, from arms race to war, could be analogous to the transition from a laminar to a turbulent (or chaotic) flow.

    • Alvin M. Saperstein
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Article

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Letter

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Book Review

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Product Review

  • The eleven items here cover recently announced products of use in the tissue culture laboratory

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