Harvard/International Seminar/1953
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These are the participants from 1953 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/1954. For the previous year, see Harvard/International Seminar/1952. For an overview of the program itself, see Harvard/International Seminar.
Participants
- Charles L. Herczegi - Assistant at Vienna School of Economics for Political Economy; productivity-raising and export-promoting research for Austrian Chamber of Commerce; lecturer. at "Institut fur Europäische Gegenwartkunde"
- Andre Vlerick - Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade - First Counselor in charge of the Administration of E.R.P. and M.S.A.; Belgian Government delegate to the Productivity and Applied Research Committee of the 0.E.E.C., Paris; lecturer in Economics at St. Ignatius Higher Business School and Ghent University.
- U Tin Aung - Editor, Burma Translation Society; Publications include many books on science: "Science and the Greeks," "From Alchemy to Chemistry," World's Greatest Scientists."
- Miss Claude Badalo-Dulong - Editor of "Bulletin de l'Alliance Francaise"; works on unpublished documents (XVIIth-Century) in a private library; recently completed a series ofbroadcasts on historical subjects for Radio-Luxembourg; contributes to various literary and historical reviews.
- Joseph Pierre Chenu - Tutor of Philosophy, Lycee Saint-Louis. Publications: "Le Theatre de Marcel et Son Signification Metaphysique" and papers on Sartre, Merleau-Ponty and others.
- Pierre de Boisdefere - Subdirector at the Ministry of National Education; editor of books of criticism called "Classiques Du XX Siede." Author of "Barres Parmi Nous," "Les Fins Derniers," and an essay on Malraux
- Gilbert Gantier - Civil servant at French Ministry of Reconstruction and Town and Country Planning; research in economic and social aspects of Public Housing Construction and Town and Country Planning.
- Richard Bunemann - British Council Research Scholar in St.Antony's - Modern History; Finished Manuscript; Hamburg in the German Revolution of 1918/19. Connected with European Socialist Movement.
- Horst Krueger - Working at several self-government institutions (University and Social Work). 'Temporarily an expert on duty of the German Federal Government on economic and military problems.
- Hans Holthuseni - Permanent delegate to European Poets' Conference in Belgium. Contributes poems and essays to various literary and philosophical magazines, e.g. "Merkur," "Die Wandlung," and "Die Neue Rundschau."
- Rudolf Wildemann - Member of editorial staff of-"Deutsche Zeitung;" Stuttgart. Also connected with research project at University of Heidelberg on "Anti and Unparliamentary Powers and Tendencies in Germany and France."
- Wilfred Filiburgh - UK Member of Parliament. Prior to this, he was Secretary of the Research Department of the British Labour Party and Secretary of the Labour Party's Policy Committee.
- Wayland Hilton-Young Writer. Has published "The Italian Left," "The Deadweight" in 1952, and "Time Exposure" to be published in 1953. Has had literary articles in the CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL,, SPECTATOR, etc.
- George Ireland Assistant Lecturer in French Language and literature in University of Leeds. Directing research in 20th century French literature. Has just completed a long review, of the latest edition of Kurt Wais' book on Mallarme.
- Michael Stephens - A talks producer for British Broadcasting Corp., Collecting and suggesting material and speakers for broadcast talks and discussions in Third, Home and Light programmes of B.B.C.
- Shiv Kumar - Research in English Literature at Cambridge, Broadcasting experience in India included writing scripts on social, cultural and political subjects. In England has broadcast from B.B.C. - plays, features, book reviews, etc. Edited for Indian students Shakespeare's "Othello" and "As You Like It."
- C.R. Krishnamoorthy Member of the Indian Administrative Service on special duty to review the results of the First Five Year Plan.
- Anand Prakash - Until recently, 'part-time tutor, London School of Economics; Advocate, High Court, East Punjab, India; Barrister-at-Law, Queen's Bench Division, London; was active in trade union movement in India.
- Sadli -Officer in Monetary Research Dept. of Ministry of Finance and works in Research Institute of School of Economics at University of Indonesia.
- Asrul Sani - Editor, "Siasat" (Indonesian Weekly) Djakarta, in charge of cultural section; Co-editor of "Zenith," a new monthly for art and literature.
- Giovanni Cinque - Executive Assistant to the Director, Land Reform Organization, Bari
- Piero Dorazio - Art writer, painter and designer; editor of "Artivisive"
- Umberto Serafini - Professor of History and Philosophy in the siate lycee and normal schools - teaching philosophy and pedagogics to students and teachers. Director, Italian Institute for Community Centers. Assistant Professor of History of Political Thought at University of Rome.
- Shimpei Fujimaki - Secretary of the Policy Research Board, Headquarters of Social-democratic Party of Japan (Right Wing). 'Does research on various political and economic circumstances and drafts party policies.
- Goro Fujise - Regular staff commentator of Nippon Hoso Kyokai (Broadcasting Corp. of Japan); associated member of the Institute of World Economy in Tokyo; lecturer on International Economy at the Tokyo Foreign Languages College.
- Miss Tsuya Nakano - Third consulting superintendent, Public Hearing Section, Public Service Bureau, Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
- Yasuhiro Nakasone Japan Member of the House of Representatives since 1947, member of standing committee on Budget; Deputy Chairman of the Policy Commission of Progressive Party. Later Prime Minister of Japan
- Yoshikazu Umezu; Chiyoda-ku Yurakucho 1-1, No. 44:14 Nikkatsu International Building, Tokyo, Japan Managing Clerk, Blakeney Law Office. Prepares pleadings, briefs and other court documents in Japanese and English.
- Beshara Ghorayeb; 49, rue Hoyeck, Beirut, Lebanon General Manager and Editor, Middle East Press Office and Secretary-General of the Economic Research Centre. Publications: economic editorials, daily and weekly artièles and studies in "L'Observateur" (Cairo), "Al-Ahram" Cairo), "Al-Nahar" (Beirut), "Al-Amal," (Beirut), "Tribune de Geneve" (Switzerland) - also reports for Point 4 Commission on Organization and Rural Life in Lebanon.
- Hon Chong - Officer in the Settlement Civil Service, Federation of Malaya. Before going to Cambridge University to read Honours in Law, he did administrative work in a rural district embracing land tenure, social welfare of peasant and small-holding population.
- Jan Wemelsfelder - Chief of the International Economic Cooperation Research Section of the Directorate General of Foreign Economic Relations of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Has contributed articles to economic journals.
- Eskild Jensen - Employed as a Secretary by the Office of Monetary Policy under the Department of Economy in the Ministry of Finance. Duties include preparing reports on economic matters, participating in national budgeting and other work in field of economic policy.
- Benildo Hernandez - Assistant Attorney and Researcher for Tanada, Pelaez.& Teehankee Law Offices; President, Philippines Labor Education Service; Executive Vice President of Associated Workers Union of the Philippines.
- Enrique Joaquin - Faculty Member, College of Education and Chairman of Student Activities at Far Eastern University. Published: "Student Action in Rural Communities" and "The Challenge to Youth."
- Izzuddin Pal - Senior Lecturer in Economics in Economics Department, Panjah Univ., Lahore. Teaches History of Economic Thought and International Trade problems to M.A. classes.
- Kurshid Chishtie - Principal, Government College, Quetta; teaching and Administrative duties.
- Maxheruddin Siddiqi - Fellow at Institute of Islamic Culture, Lahore, doing research and writing books. Publications include: "Communism and Islam", "Marxism or Islam") "Economic Theory of Islam", "Islamic Theory of History", and others.
- J. Lopez Villaboa - Was Economic Assistant in survey of Spain for the E.C.A. Has been translator for various International Conferences in Spain during past two years. Studied at Central University, Madrid, and now at School of Commerce, Valladolid.
- M. F. Murillo - Collaborator in Dept. of International Politics at Institute de Estudios Politicos; Chief Deputy, Dept. of Cultural Interchanges at Instituto de Cultura Hispanica.
- Holger Wigertz; Katrincehoms-Kuriren, Katrineholm Political Editor in the Swedish liberal paper of Katrineholms-Kuriren
- Arthur Gloor - Secretary of the "International Forum Zurich" and journalist. In 1948-49, was lecturer for German Literature, Univ. of Cape Town, So. Africa. Published "E.T.A. Hoffman, Der Dichter Der Entwurzelten Geistigkeit" and more than 70 articles for Radio-lectures on: S, Africa, Philosophy, Policy, Travel, Psychology.
Known member
1 of the 41 of the members already have pages here:
| Member |
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| Yasuhiro Nakasone |
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