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This &ib€icrgraphy was prepared to assist the participants in the 

Eighth AFA Assembly to be held 30 March to 2 April. 1966. It 

represents a selected portion of the Academy Library holdings and 

does in no way attempt to include all the ramifications of the topic. 

Materials such as the Hearings of Congressional Committees, which 

cover s e ve ra 1 phases of the topic, will be found in Part I, The 

user may find it expedient, also, in consideration of the interrelation of many programs, to look under more than one part for a 

particular phase of the topic. 

A list of journals which regularly publish articles on these subjects 

will be found at the end of the bibliography. 

A list of refercence sources, which may be consulted, is alsoappended. Because of the many subject headings under whichmaterial 

pertinent to the Assembly topic may be found, a list of specific 

headings in each reference source is not included, 

This bibliography was compiled by Mrs. Evelyn Myers, Reference 

Librarian, in c o n j un c ti on with members of the Department of 

Political Science, 
PART I GENERAL. . e ., e . . . . . e - 1 

References cover the Assembly topic generally and the herican image and ideology 

specifically. 

PART I1 U. S. GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS. . e 8 

Citations are limited to the reports of the 

several Departments, Agencies, Commissions, etc,, directly or indirectly involved 

in the cultural relations program of the 

U. S. governmentand, inaddition, a selection of commentary on t he s e programs, 

For materials on implementation of U. S, 

government programs by private organizations, the user is referred to Part IV, 

PART IU INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS. . . ~ . . 12 

The citations in this part are directed to 

t h e place of international organizations, 

e,g. , UNESCO, and regional organizations, 

e.go, Alliance for Progress, in the promotion of intercultural relations. 

PARTIV PRIVATE PROGMMS. . . . . . . . 14 

Herein is material on the private activities 

of American foundations , educaiional institutions , civic and other organizations and 

the involvement of these g r o ups in the 

implementation of U. S. government programs. 

PART V INFORMALCULTURALINFLUENCES . . . . 18 

Entries cover the indirect or unplanned 

influences on our policy and image resulting f r o m the international business re - 

lationship, mass media, the intellectuals, 

the military overseas, etc. 
GENERAL 

BOOKS 

American Assembly. Cult u r a 1 affairs and foreign relations. 

Englewood Cliffs, N. 5.: Prentice-Hall, 1963. (E 744.5 A5) 

. The representation oi the United States abroad. New York: 

Frederick A. Praeger, 1965. (JK 691 A51 1965) 

Angeles, Philip (ed.) Challenge to American youth, Philadelphia: 

Macrae Smith Go., 1963. (E 169.1 A58) 

Appel, Benjamin, With many voices; Europe talks about America. 

New York: Morrow, 1963. (E 169.1 A64) 

Baldwin, Leland Dewitt, The meaning of America; essays toward 

an understanding of the American spirit, Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1955. (E 169.1 B18) 

Barghoorn, Frederick C. The Soviet cultural offensive; the role 

of cultural diplomacy in Soviet foreign policy. Princeton, 

No J.: Princeton University Press, 1960. (DK 63.3 B25) 

Benson, Leonard G. National purpose; ideology and ambivalence 

in America. Washington: Public Af fa i r s P re s s , 1963. 

(E 169.1 B47) 

Boorstin, Daniel Joseph, America and the image of Europe: reflections on American thought. New York: Meridian Books, 

1960. (E 169.1 B72a) 

Brogan, Denis William. The Axnerican character. New York: 

Vintage Books, 1956. (E 169.1 B866 1956) 
Brown, Stuart Gerry, Memo for overseas Americans; the many 

rn e a n in g s of American civilization. Syracuse: Syracuse 

University Press, 1960, (E 169.1 BS79) 

Bruckberger, Raymond L6opold. Image of America. Translated 

from the French by C, C. Padding and Vergilia Peterson. 

New York: Viking Press, 1959. (E 169.1 B88) 

Chester, Edward W. Europe views America; a critical evaluation, 

Washington: Public Affairs Press, 1962. (E 169.1 C52) 

Childers , James Saxon. The na t i o n on the flving traDeze: the 

United States as the people of theEast see us. New York: 

D. McKay Co., 1960. (DS 10 C53) 

Cleveland, Harlan, et al. The overseas Americans. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1960. (E 169.1 C63) 

Coombs, Philip Hall. The fourth d i m e n s i o n of foreign policy; 

educational and cultural affairs. New Yark: Published for 

the Council on Foreign Relations by Harper and Row, 1964. 

(E 744 C775) 

Davies, John Paton. Foreign and other affairs. New York: W. 

W. Norton, 1964. (E 744 D256) 

Frankel, Charles. The democratic prospect, New York: Harper 

and Row, 1962. (JC 423 F82) 

Cordon, George N, , et al. The idea invaders . New York: Has tings 

House, 1963, (JX 4079 ,P7 G6) 

Greenway, John. The inevitable Americans. New York: Knopf, 

1964. (E 169.1 G81) 

Hall, Edward T. The silent language. New York: Doubleday and 

Co., Inc., 1959. (HM 291 H17) 

Honigman, John Joseph, Understanding c ul tu r e. New Y ork: 

Harper and Row, 1963. (CB 53 H77) 

Hughes, Henry Stuart. An approach to peace, and other essays. 

NewYork: Atheneum, 1962. (D 844 H89) 

2 
Institute for Religious and Social Studies Jewish Theological Seminary of Plrnerica. The search for identity; essays on the 

American character. Edited by Roger Le Shim, NewUork: 

Institute for Religious and Social Studies. Dist. by Harper 

and RQW, 1964. {E 169,l 15s) 

Joseph, Franz Me (ed.) As o the r s s e e us; the United States 

through foreign eyes. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1959. (E 169.1 J83) 

Kennan, George Frost. On d e a 1 i n g with the Communist world, 

New York: Published for The Council on Foreign Relations 

by Harper and Row, 1964, (D 1065 .U5 K3) 

Kennedv, Robert F. We must meet our dutv and convince the world 

Lee, 

. - 

that we are just friends and brave e ne m i e s New York: 

Harper and Row, 1962. (E 841 K36) 

Dorothy D. Freedom and culture, Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: 

Prentice-Hall, 1959. (CB 5 L47) 

Lipset, Seymour, and Lowenthal, Leo (eds.) Culture and social 

character; the work of David Riesrnan reviewed, New York: 

Free Press of Glencoe, 1961. (HM 22 .U5 R56L) 

Mehdi, Mohammad Taki. Of lions, chained; an Arab looks at 

America. San Francisco: New World Press, 1962. (DS 

63.2 U5 M49) 

Merrill, John Calhoun. Gringo; the American as seen by Mexican 

journalists, Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1963, 

(E 169.1 M57) 

Reischauer, Edwin Oldfather, The United States and Japan. 3d ed. 

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1965, (DS 849 .U6 

R34 1965) 

Rosengrant, John, et al. Assignment: overseas, New York: 

Crowell, 1960. (BV 4520 R81) 

Strout, Gushing. The American image of the Old World. New 

York: Harper and Row, 1963. (E 183.9 S92) 

3 
Thomson, Charles A., and Laves, Walter He @. Cultural relations 

and U. S. foreign policy. Bloomington: Indiana University 

Press, 1963. (E 744.5 T48) 

Toynbee, Arnold Joseph. America and the world revolution, and 

other lectures. New York: Oxford University Press, 1962. 

(E 169.1 T75) 

Von Borch, Herbert. The unfinished society. New York: Hawthorn Books, Inc., 1962. (E 169.1 B726) 

Wedge, Bryant iM. Visitors to the United States and how they see 

_I us, Princeton, N.J.: Van Nostrand, 1965, (E 169.1 W39) 

Wythe, George. The United States and inter-American relations , 

a contemporary appraisal. Gainesville: University of Florida 

Press, 1964. (F 1418 W9) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Almond, Gabriel Abraham. Public opinion and the development of 

space technology, Public Opinion Quarterly 24: 553-72, Winter 

1960. 

American influences abroad, Antioch Review 22: 141- 200, Summer 

1962. 

The American national style, Daedalus 87:3-179, Spring 1958. 

Benton, William. Should we continue the cultural exchanges with 

the USSR? Saturday Review 45:17-20t7 27 October 1962. 

Bergen, Daniel P. Communist and American cultural strategy in 

Asia, Africa and Latin America, Library Quarterly 32: 11 1 - 

32, April 1962. 

Coombs, Philip H. U. S. f o r e i g n relations: a new dimension, 

American Association of University Women Journal 55:162-66, 

March 1962. 

4 
Evans Luther H, Hunaanities and international communication, 

Modern Language Association Publications 80: 37 - 42, May 

1965, 

For expansion and consolidation of c u 1 t u r a 1 cooperation, Soviet 

Documents 3:3-5, 25 January 1965. 

Friedberg, Maurice. Cultural exchange: how reciprocal? Problems of Communism 10:55-58, May-June 1961. 

Humphrey, Richard A. Cultural communication and new imperatives, American Academy of Political and Social S c i e n c e 

Annals 335:141-52, May 1961. 

Kelman, Herbert C., and Bailyn, Lotte. Effects of cross- cultural 

experience on national images: a study of Scandinavian students in America, Journal of Conflict Resolution 6:319-34, 

December 1962. 

Krylov, Boris. Soviet-American cultural exchanges expanding, 

USSR pp. 6- 7, July 1964. 

Litvinof, B. The Soviet view of East-West cultural exchange, 

Institute for the Study of USSR Bulletin 7:49-55, February 

1960. 

Luethy, Herbert. Culture and the cold war: the prospects of EastWest exchanges, Encounter 2O:ll-16, June 1963, 

Malik, Charles €3, World looks at the American program, American Academy of Political and Social Science Annals 335:132- 

40, May 1961. 

Marcas, Julik. The un r e a 1 America (image abroad), Foreign 

Affairs 39:578-90, July 1961. 

Matthews, Thomas Stanley. But westward, look! American Scholaz 

33:515-24, Autumn 1964. 

Rusk, Dean. International educational and cultural exchanges: a 

look back and a look ahead, U. S. Dept. of State Bulletin 49: 

742-44, 11 November 1963, 

5 
Schwarz, Henry G. America faces Asia: the problem of image 

projection, Journal of Politics 26: 532-49, August 1964, 

Watt, Donald C. American impact on Europe, Political Quarterly 

34:32?-38, October 1963. 

Wilder, Emilia. America as seen by Polish exchange scholars, 

Pvcblic Opinion Quarterly 28: 243-56, Summer 1964. 

What's right with America: as observers abroad see it, U. S. News 

57:44-50, 14 September 1964. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

Harvard University. Center for International Aff a i r s . United 

States foreign policy: ideology and foreign affairs. Study 

prepared at the request of the Committee on Foreign Relations, 

U. S, Senate, no. 10, January17, 1960. (Y4.F76/2:F76/12no. 10) 

U. S. Congress. House. A special report on American studies 

abroad: progress and difficulties in selected countries, by 

Walter Johnson, A report to Congress from the U, S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural 

Affairs. 11 July 1963. (H.D. no. 138, 88thCong., IstSess.) 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Departments of State, Justice, and Commerce, the Judiciary, and 

related agencies appropriations for 1966. Hearings, 89th 

Cong., 1st Sess., 1965. (Y4. Ap6/1:St2/3/966) 

Annual hearings - -only the latest is cited. 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Center 

for cultural and technical inter-change between East and West 

(East-West center). Hearings before the Subcommittee on 

State Department Organization and Foreign Operations , 87th 

Congress, December 13, 14, 1961 and January 8, 1962. 

(Y4. F76/1:C89/4) 

. Ideological operations and foreign policy. Report no. 2 on 

winning the cold war; the U.S. ideological offensive by the 

Subcommittee on International Organizations and Movements. 

April 27, 1964. (H. R. 88-2 no 1352) 

6 
Inter-American cultural and scientific interchange program. 

Hearing on H. R, 3782, to amend Chapter VLII of the mutual 

security act of 1960 to provide for the establishment of an 

Inter-American cultural and scientific interchange program. 

87th Cong,, 1st Sess., June 17, 1961. (Y4.F76/l:In8/31) 

e Mutual educational and cultural exchange act of 1961. 

Hearings before the subcommittee on State Department Organization and Foreign Operations, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., on 

H.R. 5203 and H.R, 5204. May 25, June 1, 2, 6 and 9, 1961. 

(Y4,F76/ 1 :Ed8/ 2) 

. The mutual educational and cultural exchange act of 1961 

( Fulbright-Hays Act). Hearing before the Subcommittee on 

State Department Organization and Foreign Operations, 87th 

Conge, 2nd Sess. Testimony of Mr, and Mrs, Joey Adams. 

March 27, 1962. (Y4.F76/1:Ed8/2/962) 

. Winning the cold war: the U. S. ideological offensive. 

Hearings before the Subcommittee on International Organizations and Movements, 88th Cong., 1st and 2ndSess,, 1963-64. 

8 parts. (Y4.F76/l:C67) 

u. s. Congress . Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Departments of State, Justice, and Commerce, the Judiciary, and 

related agencies appropriations 1966. Hearings, 89th Congo, 

1st Sess., 1965. (Y4.Ap6/2:St2/966) 

Annual hearing--only the latest is cited. 

. A review of United States foreign policy and operations. 

Report covering 11 countries.) By Allen J. Ellender. 1958. 

(85-2 S. D. no. 78) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. Mutual 

educational and cultural exchange act. Hearings, 87 th Cong., 

1st Sess., on S. 1154. March 29 and April 27, 1961. (Y4. 

F7 6 / 2: Ed8/ 4) 

U. S. National Commission for UNESCO. Mind your world, citizen's guide to international understanding. July 1964. 

(S5.48: W89/ 5) 

7 
U. S. GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS 

BOOKS 

Adams, Velrna (Arthur). The Peace Corps in action. Chicago: 

Follett Pub. GO., 1964. (I-IC 60.5 A21) 

Coffin, Frank Morey, Witness for AD, Boston: Eloughton Mifflin, 

1964. (HC 60 C67) 

Dizard, Wilson P. The strategy of truth; the story of the U. S. 

Information Service. Washington: Public Affairs P 7: e s s , 

1961. (E 744.5 D6) 

Education and W o r Id Affairs. U. S, Office of Education: a new 

international dimension, New Y ork: Education and World 

Affairs, 1964. (LB 2807 E24) 

Goodfriend, Arthur. The twisted image. New York: St. MartinIs 

Press, 1963. (E 183.8 .I4 G6) 

Luce, Iris (ed,) Let te r s from the Peace Corps. Washington: 

R, B, Luce, 1964. (HC 60,5 L93) 

Madow, Pauline (ed.) The Peace Corps, New York: H, W, Wilson 

Co., 1964. (HC 60.5 M18) 

Mason, Edward S. Foreign aid and foreign policy, New York: 

Council on Foreign Relations by Harper and Row, 1964. (HC 

60 M39) 

Wingenbach, Charles E. The Peace Corps; who, how and where. 

New York: John Day Go., 1963. (HC 60.5 W76 1963) 

8 
ICAL ARTICLES 

e A Canadian at the USAF Academy, Roundel 15:18- 

21, October 1963. 

Colligan, Francis J. Twenty 

ment-sponsored cultural 

letin 39:112-20, 21 July 

years after: ho decades of governrelations, U. s. Dept. of State Bul1958. 

Gelas, Louis E. Personal experiences of foreign officers serving 

on the Air Force Academy faculty, Airpower Historian 9:117- 

120, April 1962. 

McCormick, John. United Snopes information s e r v i c e , Kenyon 

Review 24:330-50, Spring 1962, 

Montgomery, John De Crossing the culture bars: an approach to 

the training of American technicians far overseas assignments 

(cultural factors in American failures in technical assistance), 

World Politics 13:544-60, July 1961. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

International Educational and Cultural Exchange; a publication of 

U. S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and 

Cultural Affairs. Summer 1965; Fall 1965, 

U. S. Advisory Commission on International Educational and Cultural Affairs. Beacon of hope, exchange of persons program. 

April 1963. (Y3. Ad9/9:Ex2) Also issued as House Document 

no. 93, 88th Gong., 1st Sess. 

. Sequel to Beacon of hope, exchange of persons program. 

August 1964. (Y 3.Ad9 / 9: Ex2/ 964) 

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. - The 

Peace Corps. Hearings, 87th Gong., 1st Sess., on H. R. 

7500. August 11 and 15, 1961. (Y4.F76/l:P31/5) 

9 
U. S. Congress. House, Committee on Foreign Affairs. Peace 

Corps Act amendments. Hearings, 87th Cong,, 2nd Sess., on 

H. R. 10404. March 1, 6, 7 and 8, 1962, (Y4.F7b/l:P31/7) 

See also Toamend further the Peace Corps Act, Hearings, 88th Cong,, lstand 2ndSess., 1963-64; 89th Cong., 

1st Sess,, 1965. 

U. S. Congress. Senate, Committee on Foreign Relations. The 

Peace Corps. Hearings, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., on S. 2000. 

June 22 and 23, 1961. (Y4.F76/2:P31/2) 

. To amend the Peace Corps Act, Hearings, 89thCongl, 

1st Sess., on S. 1368. April 20, 1965. (Y4.F76/2:P31/3/965) 

U. S. Depto of State. Cultural presentation program of the Department of State, July 1, 1963-June 30, 1964, a report to the 

Congress and the public by Advisory Committee on the Arts. 

February 1965. (S1.67:88) 

e Educational and cultural diplomacy, 1963, December 1964. 

(S1.67: 87 ) 

Annual report--only last issue cited. 

Treaties in force; a list of treaties and other international 

agreements of the United States in force on January 1, 1965. 

(S9.14.965) 

See name of country for agreements on exchanges in 

the scientific, technical, educational, cultural and other 

fields. For multilateral agreements see subject: cultural relations. 

u. s* 

u. s. 

Dept. of State. Advisory Commission on Educational Exchange. Toward a national effort in international, educational 

and cultural affairs, a report prepared by Walter H. C. Laves. 

1961. (S1.67:78) 

Dept. of State. Board of Foreign Scholarships. Experiments 

in international understanding, a report of the Board of Foreign Scholaxships with close up of U. S. educational exchange 

program with Italy. October 1963. (S1.2:ln8/ 26) 

. Teachers and scholars abroad, 1st person reports of U.S. 

Exchange Program. September 1964. (Y 3,F76/4: 2T22) 

10 
U, S, Dept, of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. 

Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, foreign visitor 

programs, foreign leader program, foreign specialist program, educational travel program, voluntary visitor program. 

January 1964. (S1.67:86) 

Educational and cultural exchange opportunities. 1963. 

(S1.67 : 83) 

, Educational and cultural exchange program, 1963 fiscal 

year American grantees, educational travel, students, teachers, lecturers, research scholars, scientists, May 1964. 

(S1.67/2:963) 

U. S, Dept. of State. Bureau of International Cultural Relations. 

The citizen's role in cultural relations; an account of public 

private cooperation in the International Educational Exchange 

Program of the Department of State. 1959. (S1.67:69) 

U. S. Dept. of State. External Research Staff. Research centers 

on the developing areas. Prepared for the Agency for International Development. November 1964. (SI, ~~~31) 

U. So Dept. of the Air Force. USAF exchange program with air 

forces of other governments. 8 October 1965. (Air Force 

regulation no, 36-41) 

U, S, Information Agency, Facts about USIA. 1965. (LA102:In3/2) 

Issued annually--only latest issue cited. 

-

, VOA. 

- 1965. (LA1.2:V87/6) 

U. S. Office of Education. Bureau of International Ed u c at i on. 

International teacher development program, 1961-62; annual 

report to the Bureau of Educational and C u 1 tu r a 1 Affairs, 

U. S, Dept, of State, (FS5.214:14003-62) 

11 
INTE RNATI.ONAL PR CM; RAMS 

BOOKS 

Colloquium on Latin Arne r i ca , Washington, D. C., 1961. The 

Alliance for Progress: a c r i ti c a I appraisal. Washington: 

Public Affairs Press, 1963. (F 1418 C71) 

Manger, William, The two Americas. New York: F?, J. Kenedy, 

1965. (F 1418 M27) 

Shuster, George Naurnan, UNESCO. assessment an promise. 

New York: Published for the Council on Foreign Relations by 

Harper and Row, 1963, (AS 4 .U83 S56) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES I 

Betancur-Mejia, Gabriel. Education: backbone of the Alliance for I 

Progress, Arnkricas 15:2-9, September 1963. I 

I Culture comes into its own: first inter-American meeting of cultural directors, Amgricas 15:2-6, November 1963. 

Maheu, Re&. UNESCO since 1962: evolution and future prospects. 1 

UNESCO ik Chronicle 10:301-16, October 1964. I 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

Goodfriend, Arthur. Paths o f a c ti o n toward Asian-American 1 

I 

understanding and cooperation, a work paper. Washington: 

U. S, National Commission for UNESCO, 1957. (Govt. Doc. 

no, S5,48:As4/ 2) I 

12 
Pan American Union, Exchange of Persons Service, Exchange of 

p e r s on s a Washington, D. C.: 1959-date. (International 

Documents OAS/378/6063. Library has v. 2-date.) 

BiLingual, Published irregularly. 

Pan American Union, General Secretariat of the Organization of 

American States. Inter-American meeting of Ministers of 

Education, Third, August 4-10, 1963. Final act and Appendices 1 and 3. Washington, D. C.: Pan Arne r ican Union, 

1964. (Ser. C. VI. 5. 3) 

Pan American Union. Inter-American Cultural Council. Final act, 

Special meeting at the ministerial level, August 4-10, 1963. 

Washington, D. C.: Pan American Union, 1963. (OAS Ser. 

c. v, 4) 

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 

Handbook of international e x c ha n g e s . New York: The 

UNESCO Publications Center, 1965. (On order) 

. Report by the Director General and the Executive Board 

on the activities of the organization. 1947t- (AS 4 .U8 A15 

Utes$ report 1964) 

e Statistical yearbook; annuaire statistique, 1963. Paris: 

UNESCO, 1964. (Ref HA 40 .C8 U5s) 

U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. Activities and procedures of UNESCO. Hearing before a Subcommittee on International Organization Affairs, 88th Gong,, 

1st Sess. March 4, 1963. (Y4.F76/2:Un35/lO) 

U. S. National Commission for UNESCO. The American interest 

in UNESCO. 1963, (S5.48:Am3/2) 

13 
PRIVATE PR06RA.MS 

BOOKS 

Butts, Robert Freeman. American education in international development. New York: Harper and Row, 1963. (LC 1090 

B98) 

Committee on the College and World Affairs. The c o X le g e and 

world affairs. New York, 1964. (LC 171 C73 1964) 

Committee on the University and World Affairs, The university 

and world a f f a i r s . New York: Ford Foundation, 1961. 

(LC 171 C73) 

Davis, James M,, et al. ILF: survey of the African student: his 

achievements and his New York: Institute of 

International Education, 1961. (Vertical File) 

p r o b 1 e m s . 

Education and foreign aid: ways to improve United States foreign 

educational aid by Philip H. Coombs; Problems and prospects 

of e d u c a ti o n in Africa by Karl W. Bigelow. Cambridge: 

Harvard University Press, 1965. (LB 2331.5 E24) 

Education and World Affairs. The foreign student: whom shall we 

welcome. New York: Education and World Affairs, 1964. 

(Vertical File) 

. htercultural education. New York: Education and World 

Affairs, 1965. (Vertical File) . 

Bibliography: pp. 7 1-7 5. 

Elder, Robert Ellsworth. The fareign leader program: operations 

in the United States. Washington: Brookings Lns titution, 1961. 

(E 744.5 E3) 

14 
The Ford Foundation, Annual report, New Uorlc: Ford Foundation, 1965, (HV 97 F6a 1944) 

Annual rep~rt--~nly the latest is cited, 

Hertz, Willard J. Roots of change; The Ford Foundation in India. 

New York: Ford. Foundation, 1961. (HC 435 H57) 

Institute of International Education. &en doors 1965: report on 

international exchange. New Y ork: Institute of International 

Education, 1965. (Vertical File) 

Annual report--only the latest is cited. 

Isaacs, Harold Robert. Emergent Americans; a report on Cross - 

roads Africa." NewYork: John Day Go., 1961. (DT 500 17) 

Johnson, Walter and Colligan, F. J. The Fulbright program. 

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1965. (On order) 

Plimpton, Ruth T. Ope r a ti o n Crossroads Africa, New York: 

Viking Press, 1962. (DT 15 P7) 

Selltiz, Claire, et al, Attitudes and social relations of f o re i g n 

students in the United States. Minneapolis: University of 

Minnesota Press, 1963, (On order) 

Weidner, Edward W. The world role of universities. New York: 

McGraw-Hill, 1962. (LB 2331.5 W41) 

Wilson, Howard E., and Wilson, Florence H. American higher 

education and world affairs. Washington, D, C.: Arnerican 

Council on Education, 1963. (LB 2331 W74) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Beckman, George M. The role of the foundations , American 

Academy of Political and Social Science Annals 356: 1 2 - 22, 

November 1964. 

Coombs, Philip H. Education and world a f f a i r s in the sixties, 

Saturday Review 44:43-44, 15 July 1961. 

15 
Cullahorn, John To and Cullahorn, Jeanne E. Visiting Fulbright 

p r ofe s s o r s as agents of cross- cultural communication, 

Sociology and Social Research 46: 282-93, ~pri~ 1962, 

Heft, David. The f o r e i g n student: his problems, his impact, 

Americ5s 16: 17-21, February 1964. 

Hummel, George J. Cultural exchange with South East Asia: the 

people to people program, United Asia 11:484-93, 1959. 

Melby, John F. The foreign student in America, Orbis 8:153-63, 

Spring 1964. 

The non-western world in higher education, American Academy of 

Political and Social Science Annals 356:l-243, November 1964. 

The rising demand for international education, American Academy 

of Political and Social Science Annals 335:l-254, May 1961. 

Rosenfeld, Stephen. Soviet-American exchanges, Science 143: 141 3- - 17, 27 March 1964. 

Rusk, Dean, International visitors and the American society (how 

people-to-people activities can further America's f o r e i g n 

policies}, U, S. Dept. of State Bulletin 52:588-92, 19 April 

1965. 

Walsh, John. U. S. -Soviet exchange: basic premise is close essay 

on golden rule, Science 139:96-98, 11 January 1963. 

Will the swaps keep on? Barghoorn incident, Business Week pp. 

28-29, 23 November 1963. 

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 

F o r m a 1 programmes of international cooperation between 

university institutions. Paris, 1960. (LB 2341 U5) 

16 
U. S. Congress, House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. African 

students and study programs in the United States. Report 

and hearings of the Subcommittee on Africa, 89th Cong., 1st 

Sess- August 25, 1965. (Y4.F76/1:Af8/5) 

e Overseas programs of private nonprofit American organizations. Report 3 on winning cold war, U. S. ideological offensive by Subcommittee on International Organizations and 

Movements, 89th Cong., 1st Sess. May 25, 1965. (Ser. Set 

12667 - 6) 

U. S. Dept. of State, Bureau of Intelligence and Research. Crosscultural education, bibliography of government- sponsored and 

private research on foreign students and trainees in U. S. and 

in other countries, 1946-64. April 1965. (Sl. 101/3:C88) 

U, S. Dept. of State. External Research Division, Language and 

area study programs in American universities. Washington, 

1964, (Ref D 16.25 U5 1964) 

U. S. National Commission for UNESCO. Forging the links. 1965. 

(S5.48:F76/2) 

"A report on the international dimension of American 

Voluntary Organizations .It 

17 
INFORiMAL CULTURAL INFLUENCES 

BOOKS 

Ackermann, Jean i-arie. Communicating industrial ideas; an international handbook for industrial extension, Menlo Park, 

Calif.: International Development Center, Stanford Research 

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Barghoorn, Frederick Charles. Soviet foreign pr opa ganda. 

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Conference on Middle Eastern Affairs, 17th, Washington, D. C.: 

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Conference on Tensions in Development, Oxford University Press, 

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Coser, Lewis A. Men of ideas. New York: The Free Press, 

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Gurle, Adam. Educational strategy for developing societies. 

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Fayerweather, John, The executive o v e r s e a s : administrative 

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Hallowell, John €3. Development: for what? Durham, Ne C.: Duke 

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Hughes, H. Stuart. An approach to peace. NewYork: Atheneum, 

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Huszar, George Bernard de The intellectuals. Glen~Oe, ul.: 

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Joyce, Walter. The propaganda gap. NewYork: Harper and Row, 

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Ladds, JackE. A study of Air Force personnel problems associated with remote or isolated assignments. 1965. (Thesis 

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Lipset, Seymour Martin. The first new nation; the United States 

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Schramm, Wilbur Lang. Mass media and national development; 

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Singer, Hans Wolfgang. International development: g r ow t h and 

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Stambuk, George. American military forces abroad: their impact 

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Temple, Charles Robert. Americans abroad. New York: Bold 

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Whitton, John Boardman. Propaganda and the cold wax; a Princeton University s ym p o s i urn. Washington: Public Affairs 

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Winfield, Louise. Living overseas. Washington: Public Affairs 

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Brewster, Margaret. Foreign rn i 1 i t a r y training bolsters Free 

World, Army Information Digest 20:16-20, May 1965. 

Dart, Francis E. Rub of c ul t u re s , Foreign Affairs 41:360-71, 

January 1963. 

Davison, W. Phillips, Political communication as an instrument 

of foreign policy, Public Opinion Quarterly 27: 28- 36, Spring 

1963. 

Dickover, George F. Inno c e nt s abroad: the expatriates' lot 

(American employees abroad), Monthly Labor Review 88: 143- 

45, February 1965. 

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Frankel, Charles. The s c r i b b 1 e r s and international relations, 

Foreign Affairs 44: 1- 14, October 1965. 

Harter, Carl L. Power roles of intellectuals: an introductory 

statement, SocioXogy and Social Research 48:176-86, January 

1964, 

Hays, Otis E., Jr, The art of being believed, Army Information 

Digest 17:53-56, November 1962. 

Heaton, Leonard De Ambassadors in w h i t e, Army Information 

Digest 20:32-37, May 1965. 

Janowitz, Morris. Mass persuasion and international relations , 

Public Opinion Quarterly 25: 560-70, Winter 1961. 

McGrew, Roderick Erle. The Russian intelligentsia: Radishchev 

to Pasternak, Antioch Review 23~425-37, Winter 1963-64. 

Nation-building: the order of the day, Journal of International Affairs 16:131-202 no. 2, 1962. 

Navymen from fifty nations (study in USN schools), All Hands no. 

578: 2-4, March 1965. 

Packenham, Robert A. Approaches to the study of political development, World Politics 17: 108-20, October 1964. 

Sams, Kenneth. The USAF in Britain, Air University Review 15: 

28-36, July-August 1964. 

Shik, Edward. The intellectuals in the political development of 

the 

Shimizu, 

58, 

Stambuk, 

new states, World Politics 12:329-68, April 1960. 

Ikutaro. The intellectuals (Japan), New Politics 1: 151 - 

Winte r 1 9 6 2. 

George. Foreign policy and the stationing of American 

forces abroad, Journal of Politics 25:472-88, August 1963. 

Yankees who don't go home: the men who represent U. S. business 

in far corners of the world, Business Week pp. 48t, 24 July 

1965. 

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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS 

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, 

Dept. of iMass Communications. The influence of the cinema 

on children and adolescents, an annotated international bibliography. Paris: UNESCO, 1961. (2 5784 .M9 U5) 

e World communications: press, radio, television, film. 

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U. S. Depto of the Army. Learning to live overseas. 1 May 1964. 

Dept. of the Army pamphlet 690-9. (0101, 22:690-9) 

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Suggested periodicals: 

Bulletin on Inte rnational Education 

Institute of International Education. News Bulletin 

Overseas 

UNESCO Courier 

U, S. Dept. of State. Bulletin 

For additional references: 

USAFA Library Card Catalog 

International Index 

(From June 1965--called Social Sciences and 

Hurnanities Index) 

Monthly Catalog of U. S. Government Publications 

Public Affairs Information Service 

Readers Guide to Periodical Literature 

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