Current affairs.

London : Bureau of Current Affairs, 1946-1951.

Biweekly

No. 1 (20 April 1946)-no. 142 (29 September 1951).

volumes ; 23 cm

Great Britain. Army Bureau of Current Affairs. Current affairs [Series B] (b33129769) (OCoLC)221390691

Food and famine / F. Le Gros Clark -- Treaty making 1946 / Harold Nicolson -- Health of a nation / Ritchie Calder -- Soviet angle / Ralph Parker -- No two alike / Anthony Barnett -- Location of industry / M.P. Fogarty -- Spanish scene / Gerald Brenan -- Crime and punishment / R. Aris -- Control of the press / Aylmer Vallance -- Education for what? / John Mackay-Mure -- Facts about films / Donald Alexander -- Germany in eclipse / Lindley Fraser -- Family relationships / Frank Beaumont -- The law of England / Ernest Watkins -- Our neighbours the French / Harry Ree -- South African survey / E.E. Harris -- Why pay taxes?/ Sir Henry Bunbury -- Radio and the public / Frederick Laws -- The fight against infection / Anthony Barnett -- Displaced persons...whose responsibility / Francesca Wilson -- What about UNESCO? / W.E. Williams -- Problems of mass education / Margaret Read -- Scottish affairs / George Blake -- Canada today / Colin McIver -- The reading habit / Boris Ford -- Rumour / Rosemary Pritchard -- Officials and the public / Sir Henry Bunbury -- Theatre old and new / André van Gyseghem -- Penal reform: the new bill / Viscount Templewood -- Growth of adult education / Edmund Poole -- Education in the services -- The Marshall Plan and American foreign policy / David M. Potter -- Any time for grumbling / Eva M. Hubback -- Human factors in housing / John Madge -- Italy now / Christopher Seton-Watson -- Australian outlook / Lord Wakehurst -- Czechoslovakia and the communists / Shiela Grant Duff -- Towards Western Union / Donald McLachlan -- The black market / Angus Maude -- Social insurance: the national scheme / François Lafitte -- British universities / Sir Fredserick Ogilvie.

Supersedes a publication with same title issued by the Army Bureau of Current Affairs of Great Britain.

Description based on: No. 1 (20 April 1946); title from cover.