Harvard/International Seminar/1966

Harvard/International Seminar/1966
Membership	Homero Aridjis

These are the participants from 1966 for the yearly International Seminar led by Henry Kissinger at Harvard University.. The fully paid six week stay had as one of its purposes to "establish better understanding among a select group of people who will be in top leadership roles in their countries in the years ahead". Approximately half are from the field of the humanities and half in politics and economics.

For next year's cadre, see Harvard/International Seminar/1967. For the previous year, see Harvard/International Seminar/1965. For an overview of the program itself, see Harvard/International Seminar.

Participants

• M. M. Shafici Kamawi - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kabul, Afghanistan. Advisor on Political and Legal Matters, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; formerly, Director, Department for Law Drafting and Codification, Ministry of Justice; formerly, Professor of Law, University of Kabul.
• Wagner Teixeira - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Writer, Foreign News Section, Jornal do Brazil; Technical Director and Consultant, Muller Associated, a public relations firm.
• Vladimir Phillipov -Senior Lecturer, Faculty of English, Sofia State University
• Murugesu Sivasithamparam - Member of Parliament, Ceylon; Lawyer
• Nancy Chang Ing - Taipei, Taiwan (Republic of China). Poet; formerly, Associate Professor, English Department, Soochow University; Translator of Chinese literature; book reviewer.
• Jiri Chlumsky -Assistant Professor, Department of Political Economy, School of Politics, Prague
• Erik Kruskopf - Editor and Art Critic, Hufvudstadsbladet, a daily newspaper published in Swedish in Helsinki.
• Jean-Louis Dewost - France. Auditor, Conseil d'Etat, Assistant Lecturer, Law Faculty, University of Paris
• Robert Marteau - France. Poet and writer; literary and movie critic; Lecturer, In stitut d'Education Populaire
• Manfred Abelein - Member of Parliament; Assistant Professor, University of Wurzburg
• Peter Bender - Editor, Political Department, Westdeutsher Rundfunk (Cologne)
• Dieter Kurt Hildebrandt - Cultural Correspondent and Feature-writer, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, in Berlin
• Christina Ama Ata Aidoo (Miss); Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana, Legon, Ghana. Short story writer, poet, playwright; Research Fellow, Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana.
• David Malcolm Downes - Lecturer in Social Administration at the London School of Economics
• Sugata Dasgupta; Gandhian Institute, Rajghat, Varanasi, India. Joint Director and Professor of Sociology and Social Work, Gandhian Institute of Studies, Varanasi; Special Officer, Department of Rural Reconstruction for Administration of Welfare Services; formerly Director, National Institute of Community Development, Government of India.
• Sudhakar B. Joshi - Ruparel College, Bombay 16, India Columnist, Maharashtra Times, Bombay; Tutor in English, Ruparel College, Bombay
• Khosrow Mallah - Professor of Economic Theory and Trade Cycle, Faculty of Economics and Political Science, National University of Iran
• Moniem El Khatib - Formerly, Director, Afro-Asian Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Iraq; presently, attached to Permanent Mission of Iraq to the United Nations
• Shmuel Amir - Faculty Member, National Defence College, Jerusalem, Israel.
• Enzo Golino - Italy. Television Producer of Cultural Programs; Literary Critic; Contributor to Tempo Presente, Nord e Sud; L'Espresso
• Carlo Robustelli - Secretary, Council of Economic Advisors, Budget and Programing Department, Ministry of Planning, Government of Italy
• Takahiko Iimura - Japan. Director of documentary and commercial films.
• Shigeo Sugiyama; National Diet Library, Tokyo, Japan Chief Researcher, Foreign Affairs Division, Research and Legislative Reference Department, National Diet Library; Lecturer in International Law, Hosei, Waseda, and Meiji Universities
• Junichiro Suzuki - Assistant Editorial Writer, The Japan Times, Tokyo
• Kyoo liyun Lee - Editor, The Korea Times; Editorial Writer, The Hankook Libo, formerly, Instructor, Institute of Mass Communication, Seoul National University
• Homero Aridjis -Mexican novelist and diplomat. Poet, translator, and critic; Editor-in-Chief, Correspondencies; Assistant Editor, Dialogos; Cultural advisor to the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes.
• Johannes Hollander- the Netherlands. Advisor, Central Social Employers Federation, The Hague; Secretary, Steering Committee for Social Research.
• Billy J. Dudley - Lecturer in Political Theory, University of Ibadan; Contributor to Transition, Journal of Commonwealth Political Studies; Nigerian Journal of Economic and Social Studies
• Mazharul Islam -Professor and Head of Department of Bengali, Rajshahi University, East Pakistan
• A. Jamil Nishtar -Executive Vice President, United Bank Limited, Karachi, Pakistan
• Federico Aguilar - Painter; art critic; Instructor, School of Fine Arts, University of the Philippines
• Raul L. Locsin Executive Editor, The Economic Monitor, a weekly business paper published by the Economic Publications, Inc.,the Philippines
• Taddusz Chrzanowski - Member, Polish Writers Association; Member of the editing staff of Institute of Art Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences; art expert for the Documentation Centre for Antiquites, Ministry of Art and Culture
• Omrie Michael Colley - Deputy Master and Registrar of the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone
• José Anzizu - Spain. Managing Director of Consejeros de Comercio Internacional S.A., the Spanish company representing The Economist Intelligence Unit, Ltd., of London
• Najah Attar - Syria. Member, Committee of Translation, Writing, and Publishing, Ministry of Culture and National Guidance; Member, High Council of Arts, Literature, and Sociology
• Zerrin Un (Mrs.) Faculty Member, Department of English, Faculty of Letters, University of Istanbul
• Salah Abdel Sabour - Poet, literary critic, book reviewer; Editor, Literary Supplement of Al Ahram, Egypt
• Miodrag Pavlovic -Poet, essayist, literary critic, translator; and Editor, Prosveta Publishing House
• Franjo Tudjman Associate Professor, Faculty of Political Science, Zagreb University; Director, Institute for Labour Movement of Croatia. Later first president of Croatia.

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