A foreign policy for the United States
By: edited by Quincy Wright ...
Contributors: Norman Wait Harris Memorial Foundation.
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Published: 1947
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 404
Subjects: United States -- Foreign relations.
Notes: "Norman Wait Harris memorial foundation. The twenty-second institute."
--Latin America, by Allen Haden.--Discussion of Latin America.--The expansion of world trade and employment, by Clair Wilcox.--Free enterprise and commercial policy, by Herbert Feis.--Adjustment of great-power rivalries for raw materials and trade, by C.C. Colby.--Discussion of international economic policies.--United States policy concerning international information and cultural relations, by Kenneth Holland.--Relations of ideologies and communications to foreign policy, by R.D. Leigh.--Freedom of the press and American foreign policy, by Seymour Berkson.--Discussion of international informational policies.
Table of contents: title: The United States and the other great powers, by W.T.R. Fox.; title: The United States and the United Kingdom, by C.W. de Kiewiet.; title: The United States and the Soviet Union, by J.N. Hazard.; title: Discussion of great-power relationships.; title: The United States and the United Nations, by Leo Pasvolsky.; title: The security problem in the light of atomic energy, by Bernard Brodie.; title: Discussion of general security.; title: The Far East, by J.W. Ballantine.; title: Discussion of the Far East.; title: The Near East, by J.A. Wilson.; title: Discussion of the Near East.; title: Eastern Europe, by A.N. Dragnich.; title: Discussion of Eastern Europe.