Harvard/International Seminar/1964
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These are the participants from 1964 for the yearly International Seminar led by Henry Kissinger at Harvard University.[1]. 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".[2] Approximately half are from the field of the humanities and half in politics and economics.[3]
For next year's cadre, see Harvard/International Seminar/1965. For the previous year, see Harvard/International Seminar/1963. For an overview of the program itself, see Harvard/International Seminar.
Participants
- Alejandro Jaime Mejia - Buenos Aires, Argentina. Member of the law firm Estudio Moltedo; Member of Principe magazine.
- Paul van Ypersele de Strihou - Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of Belgium for External Relations; Secretary to the President of the "Union Internationale des Partis Democrates Chretiens", Secretary to the Belgian Committees of Ministers for Technical Assistance, and for European Affairs. Related to Jacques van Ypersele de Strihou,
- Herbert Han-pao Ma - Professor of law, National Taiwan University
- Niels Henning Westerby- Copenhagen, Denmark. Chairman of the Liberal Party in the Copenhagen region; Member, National Board of the Danish Liberal Party
- Matti Kustavi Kontio Foreign News Editor, Helsingin Sanomat
- Jacques Amalric Editor of foreign affairs, Le Monde
- Michel Yves Fournier -Executive Officer in change of the Foreign Section, Financial Department, Banque de l'Indochine, Paris
- Pierre Albert Lefebvre - Professor of Faculty of Sciences of Lyon (Rhóne), head of the Department of Mathematique Proedeutique; in charge of lecture at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Saint-Cloud (Seine and Oise).
- Martin Ernst August Broszat - Member, Munich Institut fur Zeitgeschichte; Editor, "Schriftenreihe der Viertel-Jahrshefte fur Zeitgeschichte"
- Ivan Nagel - Literary Director, Munich Kammerspiele (Theater); theater critic
- Rolf Zundel -Hamburg, Germany. Political Editor, die Zeit
- James William Hunter Cumming - Professional painter; Senior Assistant, Lecturer in History of Art, School of Drawing and Painting, Edinburgh College of Art
- Geoffrey George Goodman - UK. Industrial Correspondent, Daily Herald
- Richard Hamilton - UK. Senior Lecturer, Department of Education, University of Edinburgh
- John Pericles Boutos - Member of the Greek Parliament, former Deputy Secretary of State for Financial Co-ordination
- Kwan-san Hsu - Representative for the Chinese press of the International Feature Service, New York; Associate Research Fellow of the Modern Asian Studies, University of Hong Kong
- Sunanda Kisor Datta-Ray - Assistant Editor, The Statesman; contributor to 'Calcutta Letter' page to The Illustrated Weekly of India; literary critic
- Abdul Gafoor Noorani - Advocate, Bombay High Court; regular contributor to Indian Express, Sunday Standard, and Opinion; Lecturer, Government Law College, Bombay
- Sri P. Ramachandran - Member, All India Congress Committee; member, Madras Legislative Assembly;member, Executive Committee of the Madras State Unit of the Indian National Congress; Chief Whip of the State Congress Legislature Party; Director, North Arcot District Co-operative Central Bank; Dealer, Esso Company; Agriculturist
- Willibrordus Surendra Rendra - Poet and short story writer; director and producer of theater, Djokja, and Djakarta, Indonesia.
- Jalaal Aal-Ahmad -Advisor of Secondary Schools for Ministry of National Education; Writer of fiction, Iran
- Oded Messer -Israel. Director General of the Ministry of Labor
- Adolfo Battaglia -Italy. Editor, La Voce Repubblicana; political book reviewer, La Stampa
- Marisa Valentino Bulgheroni - Assistant Professor, Universita Degli Studi, Milan; contributor to Il Mondo, Comunità, and Studi Americani
- Sergio Perosa -University Lecturer in American Literature, University of Venice; Chair of English Literature, University of Trieste; contributing editor Il Verri magazine, Milan; translator and critic
- Natsuaki Fusano - Staff economist, Federation of Económic Organizations (Keidanren), Japan
- Chisato Mori - Member of Central Executive Committee of Federation of Japan Automobile Workers Unions; Vice Chairman of Automotive Parts Manufacturers Workers Union; Member,:Japan: Democratic Socialist Party
- Chong Pil Kim -Member of the National Assembly; Former Chairman of the Democratic Republican Party, South Korea
- Daniel Kie-Hong Lee - Seoul, Korea. Assistant Minister for Planning, Economic Planning Board
- William Habib Jabbour -Beirut, Lebanon. Civil Engineer, Municipality of Beirut; City Zone Engineer and Field Engineer
- Bin Mahmood Abdul-Taib Ministry of Communications and Works, Sarawak, Malaysia
- Joseph Elijah Bliss Ambrose - Chief Education Officer, Perak, Malaysia
- Frans Winkler - Netherlands. Financial and Economic Adviser, Foreign Economic Relations Department, Ministry of Economic Affairs
- Kayode Eso Head, Legal Division, Ministry of Justice, Western Nigeria
- Erfan Ahmed - Former Commander in the Pakistan Navy; Senior Executive of Burmah-Shell Oil Company
- Kemal Faruki -Barrister at Law, Messrs., Faruki, Tapai & Julani, Advocates of Safe Deposit Chambers, Pakistan
- Abdul Wahid Jiando Khan Halepota -Professor and Head, Department of Comparative Religion and Islamic Culture, University of Sind, Hyderabad, Pakistan
- Carmelo Quintero -the Philippines. Consultant, and Member, National Economic Council
- Sylwia Irena Dziedzic-Battaban - Editor, producer, and director, Warsaw Television & Radio, Poland
- Zbigniew Jan Stolarek - Member, Polish Writer's Union; Literary Adviser in the Publishing House Iskry
- Emilio Artacho Castellano - Diplomatic School, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Director, Cesar Carlos College, Madrid University, Spain
- Lars Bäckström - Sweden. Editor-in-Chief, Ord och Bild; poet; literary critic
- Fomel Labib Bissida - Political Reporter of Al Mussawar Magazine, liaison between Al Mussawar Magazine and the President's Office, Egypt.
- Arsen Bosko Jovanic - Study Group Leader, Institute for International Politics and Economy
- Leslie Gelb - Teaching Fellow in Government; Assistant, Defense Policy Program, Harvard University; Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Wesleyan University
- Thomas J. Hargadon - Harvard Law School; Carnegie Intern in Public Administration; Graduate Student in Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Pete Shaw - Columbia University, New York 27, New York Tuiching Fellow, Department of English, Columbia College
Known member
1 of the 47 of the members already have pages here:
| Member | Description |
|---|---|
| Leslie Gelb | President of the Council on Foreign Relations and opinion-making New York Times journalist. |
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