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              3.                                             Expected Outcome

                      The expected outcome will be a scholarly book.  Negotiations are under-way with the publisher M.E.
              Sharp.  Sharp proposes to publish both hardback and paperback versions of the book.  The book will be handled
              jointly by Sharp's political science and economics editors.