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Europe's Path to Crisis

Tom Gallagher

2014

Managing international financial instability

Fabrizio Saccomanni

2008

The death of literature

Alvin B. Kernan

1992

Bonfire of the humanities

David Marc

1995

The bubbling cauldron

Michael P. Smith, Joe R. Feagin

1995

Beyond burnout

I. David Welch

1982

The edge of chaos

Bernice Cohen

2002

Nietzsche and the modern crisis of the humanities

Peter Levine

1995

Responding to crises in the African Great Lakes

Glynne Evans

1997

The modern crisis

Murray Bookchin

1987

The desolate city

Anne Roche Muggeridge

1986

A tombeau ouvert. la crise de la societe israelienne

Michel Warschawski

2004

North American auto unions in crisis

Ernest J. Yanarella

1996

A World in Chaos; Social Crisis and the Rise of Postmodern Cinema

Carl Boggs

2003

The South Sea bubble

John Carswell

1960

Castro's final hour

Andres Oppenheimer

1992

Communist Reformation

George Urban

1979

The crisis in Keynesian economics

Sir John Richard Hicks

1974

Biblical reflections on crisis facing the Church

Raymond Edward Brown

1975

Monsters of the deep

David Margolies

1992

Closing children's homes

David Cliffe, David Berridge, National Children's Bureau.

1992

Southern churches in crisis revisited

Samuel S. Hill

1999

Generational Policy (Cairoli Lectures)

Laurence J. Kotlikoff

2003

Fiscal Crisis of the States

Steven D. Gold, Steven David Gold

1995

The coming crisis of western sociology

Alvin W. Gouldner

1971

The lawyer bubble

Steven J. Harper

2013

Manias, panics, and crashes

R. Aliber, Charles Poor Kindleberger, Robert Aliber

1978

Crisis-consciousness and the novel

Eugene Hollahan

1992

Oracle Night

Paul Auster

2003 ★ 4.2

Superpower competition and crisis prevention in the Third World

Roy Allison, Phil Williams

1990

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