Item K/PP106/7/407/1-31 - The Nation, 1962-1991

The Nation (New York, 21 Apr 1962), open at article on the novel by Frederick R. Karl;

Issue, 20 Sep 1965, '10th anniversary issue';

Issue, 14 Aug 1967: study of violence in various American cities, and account of Sacco-Vanzetti incident of 1920s;

Issue, 18 Dec 1967, 'the war on campus';

Issue, 29 Jun 1970, comprises a colloquy on Law and Order;

Issue, 2 Aug 1971: main article, 'The theory and fallacies of counterinsurgency';

Issue, 1 Jun 1974: includes article, 'Hoover's legacy-a nationwide system of political surveillance';

Issue, 3 Aug 1974: article on nuclear issue emphasised by Mottram;

Issue, 28 Dec 1974: includes study of American 'taboo' on Socialism;

Issue, 27 May 1978, on Disarmament;

Issue, 16 Dec 1978, emphasis put on article on mass suicide at Jim Jones' People's Temple, Guyana;

Issue, 9 Jun 1979: discusses American military intervention;

Issue, 2-9 Aug 1980;

Issue, 24 Jan 1981 (New York): articles on nuclear weapons;

Issue, 2 May 1981, 'Spring books issue';

Issue, 3 Oct 1981, special issue investigating 'the writer's state';

Issue, 16 Jan 1982: includes feature on the arms race;

Issue, 13 Feb 1982;

Issue, 1 May 1982: features nuclear disarmament;

Issue, 12 Feb 1983: includes comment on President Reagan's new Indian policy;

Issue, 9 Apr 1983: on 'the new arms technology';

Issue, 21 Jan 1984, special issue on Central America;

Issue, 28 Jan 1984, open at article, 'Does literature exist?' by Lennard J. Davis, 59-60;

Issue, 18 Feb 1984: includes article on the 'drug economy';

Issue, 6 Oct 1984 (New York);

Issue, 29 Sep 1984, rights issue;

Issue, 25 May 1985: articles on books relevant to censorship theme;

Issue, 26 Mar 1988;

Issue, 1 Oct 1990: includes a range of articles about students;

Issue, 19 Nov 1990: about, 'The Looting Decade';

Issue, 7 Oct 1991: includes articles 'CIA and the cocaine crop' and 'Gays and the family'