1. Social science and the citizen

   Departments Pages: 2 - 2

2. National limits of information flow

   • J. Michael Brittain

   Is Information International? Pages: 3 - 9

3. Information, science and universality

   • Toby E. Huff

   Is Information International? Pages: 9 - 14

4. How to prove that fish can’t swim

   • Dina A. Zinnes

   Is Information International? Pages: 14 - 15

5. Historical roots of social science

   • Franco Ferrarotti

   Is Information International? Pages: 15 - 17

6. Footnotes and other follies

   • G. L. Ulmen

   Is Information International? Pages: 17 - 19

7. Is this science and/or international?

   • Ellsworth R. Fuhrman

   Is Information International? Pages: 20 - 22

8. The insanity defense and presidential peril

   • David W. Carrithers

   Special Feature Pages: 23 - 27

9. The wages of women’s work

   • Ray Marshall
   • Beth Paulin

   Comparable Worth Pages: 28 - 38

10. Setting realistic wages

    • Herbert R. Northrup

    Comparable Worth Pages: 39 - 43

11. Evaluating jobs

    • Ronnie J. Steinberg

    Comparable Worth Pages: 44 - 54

12. An argument for the marketplace

    • June O’Neill

    Comparable Worth Pages: 55 - 60

13. Determining the worth of work

    • Donald P. Schwab

    Comparable Worth Pages: 61 - 67

14. The sex gap in work and wages

    • Paula England

    Comparable Worth Pages: 68 - 74

15. At odds with American reality

    • Brigitte Berger

    Comparable Worth Pages: 75 - 80

16. Potential for disaster

    • Jeremy Rabkin

    Comparable Worth Pages: 81 - 86

17. Images of farm work

    • Suellen Butler

    Photo Essay Pages: 87 - 89

18. Social science books of the month

    Departments Pages: 90 - 90

19. Books in review

    • Roger Geiger
    • Erich Goode
    • Howard L. Kaye

    BookReview Pages: 90 - 102

20. Classified

    Departments Pages: 102 - 102