The objectives of American foreign policy and the United Nations, November 17 (Reports 019106), 1952
This is a very appropriate time for all of us as citizens of the republic to take stock of where we stand with respect to the United Nations. [p. 1]
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"In our multiple society in the United States, we seem to be capable of the extremes of human expression.[p. 3]
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This paper was written as a basis for discussion in the Seminar working groups and to stimulate public debate on the issues it addresses. --verso cover.
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Indian-American relations are analyzed in order to identify probable causes of misunderstanding that exists on both sides and to suggest steps that may be taken to promote better understanding.
Address at California Institute of Technology Alumni Association, Los Angeles Athletic Club.
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The United States has long recongized that private philanthropy has a role to play in public welfare. [p. 1]
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Part three. The strategic dimensions of the Red Sea -- I. The geopolitical and economic factors in the red sea -- II. The balance of power in the Red Sea -- Part four. The position of the Red Sea in the subordinate regional systems -- I. The Middle East s
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The objective of the Trilateral Commission is to foster discussion and cooperation among the core democratic industrialized areas of the world. David Rockefeller defined the Commission's primary focus as bringing "the best brains in the world to bear on the problems of the future."8
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This paper was written as a basis for discussion in the Seminar working groups and to stimulate public debate on the issues it addresses. --verso cover.
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This paper was written as a basis for discussion in the Seminar working groups and to stimulate public debate on the issues it addresses. --verso cover.
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Vietnam and Thailand (Hanoi)
Address at the Business Outlook Conference of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles, CA.
Thoughts on the "National Perspective" on international relations, December 9 (Reports 016364), 1976
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Inter-office memo from Richard Fagan to Robert Drysdale dated December 9, 1976.
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Human Rights
Statement on the state of affairs around the world.
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This paper was written as a basis for discussion in the Seminar working groups and to stimulate public debate on the issues it addresses. --verso cover.
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Support for international research scholarships for young scholars
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China (Beijing); Human Rights
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Research paper on international relations between the United States and India and Pakistan after the Cold War.[…]Maryland seminar on U.S. foreign policymaking.
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Education, Sexuality, Religion
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Human Rights
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Memorandum to James R. Himes, daetd October 5, 1980.
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"Prepared for conference on U.S.-Latin American Issues, University of Miami/Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, November 1984." --T.p.
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This paper was written as a basis for discussion in the seminar working groups and to stimulate public debate on the issues it addresses. --verso cover.
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"Ford Foundation Board of Trustees Future Program Planning Project, 1976." --T.p.
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This paper was written as a basis for discussion in the Seminar working groups and to stimulate public debate on the issues it addresses. --verso cover.
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Human Rights; Media Arts and Culture
"When we speak of our foreign economic policy, we are obviously speaking of something that is part of our foreign policy and something that is also part of our domestic economic policy." [p. 2]
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