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VALUES AND REGRESSION [1690 to date] explores various themes through a collection of influential works. The empirical study by Hans See examines the SPD's structural change and ideological challenges within a one-party state context. Helmut Schmidt's parliamentary speeches provide insights into political discourse, while Erhard Eppler's "End or Turn" reflects on pivotal decisions. Herrmann Scheer's "Solar World Economy" discusses sustainable energy, and Isabel Feichtner's "Battle for Raw Materials" analyzes the legal distribution of costs and benefits in resource exploitation. Sheldon Wolin's "Politics and Vision" traces the political evolution of corporations, and Franz Leopold Neumann's works contrast democratic and authoritarian states. Christian Fuchs highlights Neumann's relevance in contemporary discussions on authoritarian capitalism, while Paul M. Sweezy critiques monopoly capitalism. Jules Henry addresses the social and psychological aspects of war preparation, and John Law's early economic proposals offer foundational thoughts on trade. Gunnar Myrdal's "Asian Drama" and Jared Diamond's "Collapse" delve into societal challenges. The Cocoyoc Declaration by Robert McNamara emphasizes global cooperation. The accompanying slide-show, "Exodus of the People," presents various perspectives on globalization, migration, and economic views, highlighting the complex interplay of human experiences and environmental considerations