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Last of January: Larry Williams argues, in How to Prosper in the Coming Good Years (Regnery/Gateway, $14.95), that Reaganomics is going to work at the national level, just as Proposition 13 did in California at the state level (more jobs; a stimulated economy).

More February Titles: Chinabound: A Fifty-Year Memoir (Harper & Row, $17.95), by John K. Fairbank, Harvard’s distinguished China scholar, is, well—predictable. … In Roots of Confrontation in South Asia: Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and the Superpowers (Oxford, $15.95), Stanley Wolpert argues that the so-called “Great Game” (the Anglo-Russian rivalry for control of the area) is the basis on which the present confrontation between the Soviet Union and the West for dominion over the territory rests.

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Last of January: Larry Williams argues, in How to Prosper in the Coming Good Years (Regnery/Gateway, $14.95), that Reaganomics is going to work at the national level, just as Proposition 13 did in California at the state level (more jobs; a stimulated economy).

More February Titles: Chinabound: A Fifty-Year Memoir (Harper & Row, $17.95), by John K. Fairbank, Harvard’s distinguished China scholar, is, well—predictable. … In Roots of Confrontation in South Asia: Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and the Superpowers (Oxford, $15.95), Stanley Wolpert argues that the so-called “Great Game” (the Anglo-Russian rivalry for control of the area) is the basis on which the present confrontation between the Soviet Union and the West for dominion over the territory rests.