Espionage is coming to assume increasing importance in the "New World Order". This work examines four major areas of public international law: freedom of information and human rights, diplomacy, territory, and armed conflict.
When the Great Depression descended upon American society, families not torn apart by the death and destruction of the First World War were rendered destitute. Too many survivors sensitive to the casualties of war showed an uncommon disdain to the less fortunate who fell through the cracks as the world reeled in the wake of the stock market crash. The only way to objectively see civilization at that sensitive, confused time is through the eyes...
