To: Kissinger

From: Elizabeth

DEFENSE POLICY SEMINAR, 15 February 1961

Professor Thomas C. Schelling

Education:

A.B., University of California at Berkeley, 1944

Ph.D., Harvard University, 1951

Past:

Economist, ECA Mission to Denmark, 1948-49

Economist, Office of the Special Representative, Paris, 1949-50

Associate Economic Adviser to the Special Assistant to the
President, White House, 1950-51

Officer-in-Charge, European Program Affairs, Office of the
Director for Mutual Security, Executive Office of the
President, 1951-53

Yale University, 1953-58

The RAND Corporation, 1958-59

Currently: Professor of Economics, Harvard University and faculty member, Center for International Affairs

Publications:

National Income Behavior, 1951

International Economics, 1958

The Strategy of Conflict, 1960

Strategy and Arms Control, with Morton Halperin, to be
published in April, 1961, 20th Century Fund

Reciprocal Measures of Arms Stabilization, Daedalus, Fall, 1960

Articles in, among others, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists,
Challenge Magazine, Harvard Business Review, American
Economic Review.

Economic Review.

Challenge Magazine, Harvard Business Review, American Articles in, among others, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists,

Reproducible Measures of Arme Stabilization, Deedsma, Bell, 1960

Bibliography in April, 1961, 20th Century Fund

International Economics, 1928
National Income Behavior, 1921

The RAND Corporation, 1928-29

Yale University, 1923-28

President, 1921-23

Director for Mutual Security, Executive Office of the
Officer-in-Charge, European Program Affairs, Office of the
President, White House, 1920-21

Associate Economic Advisor to the Special Assistant to the
Economist, Office of the Special Representative, Asia, 1948-20
Economist, ECA Mission to Denmark, 1948-49

Ph.D., Harvard University, 1921

Professor Thomas C. Scheffling

DEFENSE POLICY SEMINAR, 12 February 1961

From: Elisabeth

To: Krasinger