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THE AUTHOR DISCUSSES THE RENAISSANCE OF LIBERALISM, FOCUSING ON THREE RECENT PUBLICATIONS: "LIBERAL EQUALITY" BY AMY GUTMANN, "BENJAMIN CONSTANT AND THE MAKING OF MODERN LIBERALISM" BY STEPHEN HOLMES, AND "ANOTHER LIBERALISM: ROMANTICISM AND THE RECONSTRUCTION OF LIBERAL THOUGHT" BY NANCY ROSENBLUM.

Drawing upon basic concepts, research, and theory in the field of stress, the author identifies universal stress-coping skills that can be used in direct practice. Procedures for helping clients acquire stress-coping skills in the context of a practice relationship are outlined.

The author reviews the literature on stress and burnout among human service professionals. The article defines burnout, explores external and internal causes of burnout, and suggests prevention and coping techniques. Further research must be conducted on the techniques that prevent burnout.

In this study the author compares the perceptions of undergraduates and working professionals about media jobs. Students overestimated the amount of reward they would gain from their work and underestimated the amount of clerical work they would have to do each day.

THE AUTHOR EXAMINES THE INCREASING INFLUENCE OF NATIONALISM IN SOVIET LITERATURE. IN THE EPOCH OF GLASNOST, THE LIMITS ON LITERATURE ARE DECREASING, BUT THEY STILL EXIST. THE FUTURE OF SOVIET LITERATURE IS STILL AS UNCERTAIN AS THE FUTURE OF NATIONALISM IN THE USSR.

The author assesses anti-Americanism in South Korea, especially among students, and South Korean student's views in respect of U.S.-South Korean relations. Content analysis of two English language student newspapers of South Korea. EditoriaL views of the West in these newspapers. (DÜI-Sen)

Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, Austin ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Author corporate affiliation: Texas Transportation Institute, College Station ; Report covers the period Sept 1987-Nov 1988 ; Subject code: CDB ; Subject code: FDC ; Subject code: FGB ; Subject code: SDCD

THE AUTHOR EXPLAINS THE TWO MAIN REASONS FOR THE SOVIET UNION'S ADOPTION OF THE ECONOMIC POLICIES OF PERESTROIKA. HE ALSO DISCUSSES THE STRATEGY OF ECONOMIC PERESTROIKA, WHICH INCLUDES INCREASINGLY ORIENTING THE ECONOMY TOWARDS SOCIAL NEEDS, SUCH AS HOUSING AND PUBLIC HEALTH.

The clinician must accrue, differentiate, and assimilate informational stimuli in order to render reliable judgments. The author describes a research study that uses a projective, analogue-type technique to determine what data Israeli social workers deemed necessary in their work with elderly clients.

It is generally believed that licensure benefits the social work profession. In this article, the author argues that licensure both positively and negatively affects the employment of women in the social work profession and that the issue of licensure should be closely studied.

THIS ARTICLE IS A STATUS REPORT ON GAMBIA'S DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS AND ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND STRATEGIC CONDITIONS. THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES THAT THE WORLD BANK'S RECOMMENDED ECONOMIC AUSTERITY PROGRAM FOR GAMBIA IS BEGINNING TO SHOW SOME POSITIVE BENEFITS, ALBEIT MAINLY IN THE BANJUL REGION.