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In this sequel to Amsterdam to Nairobi, Ernest Lefever examines the behavior of the WCC since 1975 and the reasons for its continuing revolutionary stance. He finds that its official pronouncements on international issuesofrom Afghanistan and nuclear arms to Nicaragua and southern Africaohave much more closely reflected the aims of the Soviet Union than those of the West. It has given nearly $7 million to revolutionary causes.

Excerpt from Profile of American Politics: Readings in American GovernmentIf government of the people, by the people and for the people is the most ex citing form of government in the world, and we believe it is, the study Of American government should itself be an exciting experience. Convinced Of this, we have taken measures to make this collection Of essays lively, interesting and timely.Since American democracy is a dynamic and ever-changi...

Excerpt from Arms and Arms Control: A SymposiumMany of the essays are printed in full. A number of them have been shortened, with the kind permission of the authors and publishers, to emphasize their distinctive contributions and to enhance readability. It should be clear that each selection is but a sample of the author's thinking on the subject. The editor hopes it is an honest and representative sample. N o excerpt should be regarded as a s...

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In his introduction to Liberating the Limerick, Ernest Lefever, founding president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, says that many of the 230 "irresistible classics" in the book "reflect facets of truth and virtue wrapped in the garments of irony and caricature." Contrary to the widespread myth, these verses lay bare "the foibles of the human drama with wit and irony" and without slithering into the gutter. The book is enriched by fifte...

Excerpt from Profile of American Politics: Readings in American GovernmentIf government of the people, by the people and for the people is the most ex citing form of government in the world, and we believe it is, the study Of American government should itself be an exciting experience. Convinced Of this, we have taken measures to make this collection Of essays lively, interesting and timely.Since American democracy is a dynamic and ever-changi...

Excerpt from Arms and Arms Control: A Symposium The question of arms control and disarmament has attracted widespread attention in recent years. It has also become a matter of intense and continued study within the academic community. Perhaps for this reason, much of the available literature on the subject is of a specialized and technical nature. As the subject is properly one of public interest, it appeared that a balanced section of readi...