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Biographical Data

KISSINGER, Henry A.

Born: May 27, 1923

## Positions

Faculty Member, Harvard University Center for International Affairs, September, 1960-

Associate Professor, Department of Government, Harvard University, 1959-

Director, Defense Studies Program, Harvard University, July, 1958-

Executive Director, Harvard International Seminar, 1951-

Associate Director, Center for International Affairs, 1957-June, 1960.

Lecturer, Department of Government, Harvard University, 1957-59.

Director, Special Studies Project, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc., 1956-58.

Study Director, Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations, 1955-56.

Instructor, Department of Government, Harvard University, 1954-55.

## Government Service

Consultant, White House, 1961-

Consultant, United States Disarmament Administration, 1961-

Consultant, Weapons Systems Evaluation Group of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1956-60.

Consultant, Operations Coordinating Board, 1955.

Consultant, Director of Psychological Strategy Board, 1952.

Consultant, Operations Research Office, 1950-61.

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## Honors and Awards

Citation by the Overseas Press Club, 1958 for *Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy*.

Woodrow Wilson Prize for the best book in the fields of government, politics and international affairs, 1958.

Phi Beta Kappa; Harvard National Scholarship; Harvard Fellowship (non-stipendiary); Harvard Detur; Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship for Political Theory.

Bronze Star.

Letter of Commendation--CG, 84th Infantry Division.

Letter of Commendation--CG, Counter-Intelligence Corps.

## Publications

### Books:

*The Necessity for Choice: Prospects of American Foreign Policy*, Harper & Bros., January, 1961.

*Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy*, Harper & Bros., June, 1957.

*A World Restored: Castlereagh, Metternich and the Restoration of Peace, 1812-1822*, Houghton-Mifflin, October, 1957.

### Articles:

"For an Atlantic Confederacy," *The Reporter*, February 2, 1961.

"The Next Summit Meeting," *Harper's Magazine*, December, 1960.

"The New Cult of Neutralism," *The Reporter*, November 24, 1960.

"Limited War: Nuclear of Conventional? A Reappraisal," *Daedalus*, Fall, 1960.

"Arms Control, Inspection and Surprise Attack," *Foreign Affairs*, July, 1960.

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"The Khrushchev Visit--Dangers and Hopes," *New York Times Magazine*, September 6, 1959.

"The Search for Stability," *Foreign Affairs*, July, 1959.

"As Urgent as the Moscow Threat," *New York Times Magazine*, March 8, 1959.

"The Policymaker and the Intellectual," *The Reporter*, March 5, 1959.

"Nuclear Testing and the Problem of Peace," *Foreign Affairs*, October, 1958.

"Missiles and the Western Alliance," *Foreign Affairs*, April, 1958.

"United States Foreign Policy and Higher Education," *Current Issues in Higher Education*, March, 1958.

"Controls, Inspection and Limited War," *The Reporter*, June 13, 1957.

"Strategy and Organization," *Foreign Affairs*, April, 1957.

"Reflections on American Diplomacy," *Foreign Affairs*, October, 1956.

"Force and Diplomacy in the Nuclear Age," *Foreign Affairs*, April, 1956.

"Congress of Vienna," *World Politics*, January, 1956.

"The Limitations of Diplomacy," *The New Republic*, May 6, 1955.

"Military Policy and the Defense of the 'Grey' Areas," *Foreign Affairs*, April, 1955.

"American Policy and Preventive War," *Yale Review*, April, 1955.

"Reflections on the Political Thought of Metternich," *American Political Science Review*, December, 1954.

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## Education

George Washington High School, New York.

Harvard College, A.B. (Summa cum laude).

Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,
M.A. and Ph.D.

## Military Service

February 1943 to May 1946: 84th Infantry Division; 970th Counter-Intelligence Corps.

1946-1959, Captain, Military Intelligence Reserve.

## Miscellaneous

Lectures at the National War College, Naval War College, Army War College, Air War College, Industrial College of the Armed Forces, etc.