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Box 184—Miscellaneous topics
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Box 186—Writings of the Council of the Organization of American States/Pan-American Union
Box 187—Heritage Lectures (numbered by the actual #s of the lectures)1. The Conservative Movement: Then & Now—Russell Kirk 7. Three Myths—Arnold Beichman, Antonio Martino, Kenneth Minogue 8. NATO and Neutralism—Stephen Haseler and Werner Kaltefleiter 9. A Heritage Roundtable: U.S. Options in Poland—Richard V. Allen 11. Annual Distinguished Journalism Fellow Address: Cutting the Gov’t: How is Reagan Doing?— Donald Lambro 12. The Political Future of American Trade Unions—John Burton 13. Reclaiming a Patrimony—collection of lectures by Russell Kirk 16. The Bishops and the Bomb: the morality of nuclear deterrence—Philip F. Lawler 18. Rebuilding Social Security 19. A Heritage Roundtable: Looking Ahead in the Middle East 20. Four Hard Truths for Higher Education—Burton Yale Pines 22. How Conservative is Reagan’s Foreign Policy—Burton Yale Pines 24. Our Moral Heritage—F.A. Hayek 25. Conservative Perspectives on Economic Development—Grace Goodell, Jeffrey Bergher 26. Halting Taxpayer Subsidy of Partisan Advocacy—Marshall J. Breger 28. Heritage Roundtable: Anti-Semitism in the Modern World 30. The U.S. and East Asia: Problems & Dilemmas for the 1980s—John F. Copper 31. A Tribute to Whitaker Chambers 32. Europe and America: 1984—Owen Harris 33. Spotlighting the U.N.’s Anti-American Record—9 speeches by Sen. Robert Kasten 34. An American Interest: U.S. Policy Toward Taiwan—Richard V. Allen 35. Reshaping the Joint Chiefs of Staff: A Roundtable of the Heritage Foundation Defense Assessment Project—edited by Theodore J. Crackel 36. Smashing Liberal Icons: A Collection of Debates—Ernest van den Haag 38. Assessing Strategic Defense: 6 Roundtable Discussions 39. How Immigrants Affect Americans’ Living Standard—Debate between Julian Simon and Roger Conner
40. SALT II: RIP 41. 3 Nicaraguans on the Betrayal of their Revolution 42. The Privatization Option: A Strategy to Shrink the Size of Gov’t 43. America’s New Pacific Era: 5 Lectures on U.S.-Asian Relations 44. State Dept. vs Ronald Reagan: 4 Ambassadors Speak Out—edited by James Hackett 45. Heritage Roundtable: Interstate Banking: How Much, How Fast? 55. The 2 Chinas: A Contemporary View—edited by Martin L. Lasater 150. U.S.—Republic of China Economic Issues Problems and Prospects—edited by Martin L. Lasater 193. Can Business Save Education—Strategies for 1990s—edited by Jeanne Allen
2. Swiss Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy in an Inflationary World—Fritz Leutwiler 3. The Uses and Abuses of Analysis in the Defense Environment: a conversation with R. James Woolsey
4. A Conversation with Alfred E. Kahn 5. A Conversation with Ambassador Hermann E. Eilts: the dilemma in the Persian Gulf 6. U.S. Defense: What Can We Afford?—AEI Forum 7. What Should Be the Role of Ethnic Groups in U.S. Foreign Policy—AEI Forum 8. Foreign Intelligence: Legal and Democratic Controls---AEI Forum 9. Reindustrialization Boon or Bane?---AEI Forums 10. The Economy: Can We Avert Disaster---AEI Forums 11. Privacy Protection Proposals—Legislative Analyses 12. People, Not Hardware: The Highest Defense Priority—Melvin R. Laird, AEI Special Analyses 13. A Discussion of the Rapid Deployment Force w/Lt. General P.X. Kelley, AEI Special Analyses 14. Proposals for a Constitutional Convention to Require a Balanced Federal Budget—Legislative Analyses 15. Gun Control—Legislative Analyses 16. Limiting Presidential and Congressional Terms—Legislative Analyses 17. Constitutionality of the President’s Busing Proposals—Robert H. Bork, AEI Special Analyses 18. The War Powers Bill, Legislative Analysis (2 copies)
2. Economic Priorities in the 1970s and Moving Toward External and Internal Economic Balance—Paul W. McCracken 4. Subsidies in Federal Credit Programs—Murray L. Weidenbaum 12. Vietnam’s Electoral Roadblock—Howard R. Penniman 13. The Challenge to Our System—Alan Greenspan 19. Japan: Its Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy—Donald C. Hellmann 20. The Changing Character of Japan-U.S. Economic Relationships—Paul W. McCracken 21. Two Essays on the Future of the International Monetary Order—Gottfried Haberler 24. Defending Europe with Blunderbusses—Earl H. Voss 25. Competition and Market Concentration in the American Economy—Paul W. McCracken 27. The Oil Crisis and World Monetary Arrangements—Edward Mitchell & Weitze Eizenga 34. Where Are We Headed?—G. Warren Nutter 59. Dissenting from Liberal Orthodoxy: A Black Scholar Speaks for the “Angry Moderates”—Thomas Sowell 60. Foreign Policy as Public Policy—G. Warren Nutter 69. The War Powers Resolution: Striking a Balance Between the Executive and Legislative Branches— Gerald R. Ford 75. Capitalism and the Corporate Executive—Robert H. Bork 83. The Government and Capital Formation: A Survey of Recent Issues—George M. von Furstenberg and Burton G. Malkiel 86. Testimony on Electronic Surveillance for National Security Purposes—Laurence H. Silberman 87. The Nature and Function of the Patent System—Edmund W. Kitch 89. The Critical Choices We Face—William J. Baroody, Jr. 104. Can Capitalism Survive?—Paul W. McCracken 107. Dictatorships and Double Standards—Jeane J. Kirkpatrick 106. Surveying Recent Econometric Forecasting Performance—W. Allen Spivey and William J. Wrobleski 112. The International Monetary System Under Stress: What Can We Learn from the Past?—Otmar Emminger 113. How Inflation Influences Our Lives—Arthur F. Burns 116. Capitalism—If You Can Keep It—Herbert Stein 118. The Great Depression of the 1930s: Can it Happen Again?—Gottfried Haberler 119. Flexible-Exchange-Rate Theories and Controversies Once Again—Gottfried Haberler 120. The Bearing of Risk Aversion on Movements of Spot and Forward Exchange Relative to the Dollar— William Fellner
2. Philanthropy in America: The Need for Action—Stuart M. Butler 3. Towards a Stable Monetary Policy—a debate between Allan Meltzer and Alan Reynolds 4. Corrigible Capitalism, Incorrigible Socialism—Arthur Seldon 5. Domestic Oil: The Hidden Solution—Milton R. Copulos 6. Confrontation at Seabrook—Milton R. Copulos 7. East Germany: Marxist Mission in Africa—John M. Starrels 8. Confronting Moscow: An Agenda for the Post-Détente Era—edited by W. Bruce Weinrod 9. Enterprise Zones: Pioneering in the Inner City—Stuart M. Butler 10. U.S. Aid to the Developing World: A Free Market Agenda—edited by Doug Bandow 11. Closing the Nuclear Option—Milton R. Copulos 12. The Failure of Socialism: Learning from the Swedes and English—Arthur Shenfield 13. The World Bank: How It Can Serve U.S. Interests—E. Dwight Phaup 14. Strategic Minerals: the Economic Impact of Supply Disruption—James Bennett & Walter Williams 15. Banking and Monetary Reform: A Conservative Agenda—Catherine England 16. China and the Abrogation of Treaties—Barry M. Goldwater 17. Verification and Salt: The State of the Art and the Art of the State—Amron H. Katz 18. Taiwan: Facing Mounting Threats—Martin L. Lasater 19. The Reagan Doctrine and U.S. Foreign Policy—Jeane J. Kirkpatrick 20. The U.S.-Third World Conflict: a glossary—John M. Starrels 21. The World Health Organization: Resisting Third World Ideological Pressures—John M. Starrels 22. The International Labor Organization: Mirroring the U.N.’s Problems—Walter Galenson 23. The Food and Agriculture Organization: A Flawed Strategy in the War Against Hunger—Georges Fauriot 24. The United Nations Development Program: Failing the World’s Poor—Richard E. Bissell 25. The Family, Feminism and the Therapeutic State—Onalee McGraw
1. The Colonial Plunder of Puerto Rico: Why Puerto Rico is the most profitable address in the USA, Gus Hall, 1972 Addition to Box 123-126—Pro-Communist 2. Dialectical and historical materialism, Joseph Stalin, 1940 3. On the theory of Marxism, Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, 1948 4. Marxism and linguistics, Joseph Stalin, 1951 5. Preparing for October: Historic 6th Congress of the Bolshevik Party, 1917 6. Terrorism: Is it revolutionary? Gil Green, 1970 Addition to Box 133—Jews/Anti-Semitism 7. Jewish Affairs, 1971 8. The Jewish Defense League: A new face for reaction, Hyman Lumer, 1971 9. What letters tell, Daird Dragunsky, 1984 10. Zionism: Is it racist? Hyman Lumer and Meir Vilner, 1975
11. Black coal miners in the United States, Paul Nyden, 1974 12. Spain in my heart, Henry Winston, 1976
13. A short history of chicano workers part 2, Lorenzo Torez 14. Woman against myth, Betty Millard, c1948
15. 36 years: The worker-drawings 1924-1960 16. The formation of the working men’s part of the U.S., 1976 17. How to make leaflets: A manual on the their design, production, distribution, Joe Ford, 1960 18. Showdown in coal: Struggle for rank and file unionism, Linda & Paul Nyden, 1978
19. No pasaran: A story of the Battle of Madrid, Upton Sinclair, 1937 Addition to Box 147-148—Cuba 20. Cuba: Hope of a hemisphere, Joseph North, 1961 21. The Cuban revolution, National liberation and the Soviet Union, Fidel Castro, 1974 22. Jose Marti and Cuban liberation, Carlos Rafael Rodrigues, 1953 Addition to Box 149-150—China 23. The prison diary of Ho Chi Miah, 1971 Addition to Box 151—China; South Africa 24. Resistance: Against Fascist enslavement in South Africa, 1953 Addition to Box 155-156—Soviet Union 25. Soviet Anti-semitism: A cold war myth, Hyman Lumer, 1964 Addition to Box 157-159—Misc. Countries 26. The anatomy of poverty in British Guiana, Cheddi Jagan, 1964 27. Puerto Rico: Island paradise of the U.S. imperialism, Patricia Bell, 1967
28. Operation overlord, Oleg Rzheshevsky, 1984 Addition to Box 183-185—Miscellaneous Topics 29. Danielle: Wonderful story of Danielle Casanova, leader of the women of France, who gave her life in the resistance to the Nazis, Simone Tery, 1953 Box 191 —AdditionsAddition to Box 123-126—Pro-Communist 1. Anarchism or socialism—Joseph Stalin, 1950 2. Dialectical and historical materialism—Joseph Stalin, c1940 3. The heritage we renounce—V.I. Lenin 4. Marxism and linguistics—Joseph Stalin, c1951 5. Social Progress: A Marxian point of view—S. Feinstone, c1935 6. Socialism: Petty-bourgeois and proletarian—V. I. Lenin, 1954 7. The teachings of Karl Marx—V.I. Lenin, 1937 8. Trotskyism: Counter-revolution in disguise—M.J. Olgin, 1935 9. Where to begin? Party organization and party literature, the working class and its press—V.I. Lenin Addition to Box 10-13—Pro-Socialism 10. Socialism in our time: A challenge to professionals and intellectuals, 1936 Addition to Box 16-17—African American 11. America’s tenth man: A brief survey of the Negro’s part in American history, [1936] 12. Education and race relations 13. Every tenth pupil: The story of Negro schools in the south—Edwin R. Embree, [not before 1932] 14. Inter-racial co-operation in Georgia: Georgia conference on welfare—William Anthoney Aery 15. The Negro of today: Remarkable growth of fifty years—Robert R. Moton, [not before 1921] 16. The Negro wants full equality—Roy Wilkins, [1945] 17. School books and racial antagonism: A study of omissions and inclusions that make for misunderstanding—R.B. Eleazer, 1935 18. Ten years of collecting and publishing the records of the Negro—Carter G. Woodson, [not before 1925] 19. Terror in Tennessee: The truth about the Columbia outrages—Oliver W. Harrington, [ca. 1946] 20. Voting restrictions in the 13 southern states, [not before 1944]
21. First paralyzing blow at freedom of the air in the United States—William S. Paley, [not before 1941] 22. The vigilantes hid behind the flag—Isobel Walker Soule, 1937 23. What shall we do with our Indians? A present-day question, 1925 Addtion to Box 19—Peace/Pacifism 24. Peace: President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s speech at Chautauqua, New York, August 14, 1936 Addition to Box 20—Human Rights 25. Just***ice for Tom Mooney, [1932] 26. Tom Mooney Molders Defense Committee: Receipts and Disbursements, 1931
27. The Future of Pan-Africanism—Nnamdi Azikiwe, 1961 Addition to Box 31-32—China 28. New China as we saw it—Homer G. Brown, Muriel J. Brown, 1957 29. The origin and development of the differences between the leadership of the CPSU and ourselves, 1963 30. Problems of art and literature—Mao Tse-tung, c1950 31. A proposal concerning the general line of the International Communist Movement, 1963 32. Red Roads to Mandalay—William Manchester, c1953 Addition to Box 37-38—Soviet Union 33. Social Security: USSR, [ca.1970] 34. Soviet children—A. Didusenko,
35. How the War came to America, 1917 36. President Wilson’s War Address to Congress April 2, 1917
37. How to tell a Communist and how to beat him—William F. Russell, 1938 Addition to Box 65-67—Miscellaneous Topics 38. Primer on Democracy—George Frank Larsen, c 1950 Directory: collections collections -> 1Theodore S. de Bruyn Curriculum Vitae contact information collections -> Bibliographic Standards for Shared Print Monographs (2-16-2011) collections -> General works collections -> University of utah j. Willard Marriott Library collections -> Monographs on artists collections -> General works 1 Århus. Moesgård museum. Lanks Silkevejen: Nomader og byfolk I Sibirien og Centralasien collections -> Tracy penny light centre for Learning and Teaching Through Technology (LT3) collections -> Pc atari Emulator collections -> Atari disk operating system 5 Download 480.22 Kb. Share with your friends:
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