Nations must give up their absolute sovereignty over foreign affairs.

• Bertrand Russell
• WWI Issue Issue

British philosopher and mathematician who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950, BERTRAND RUSSELL, in the paper that follows, calmly examines three foreseeable possibilities for the human race. In 1920 he paid a brief visit to Russia; he talked with Lenin and with other leaders, and what he saw of the government did not impress him favorably. He has been a frequent visitor to the United States and, while sometimes critical of us, he admits some hope for our way of doing things.

• Bertrand Russell
• March 1951 Issue

"Education should not aim at a dead awareness of static facts, but at an activity directed toward the world that our efforts are to create."

• Bertrand Russell
• June 1916 Issue