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The Intellectual and Cultural Dimensions of International Relations: Present Ironies and Future Possibilities

The Intellectual and Cultural Dimensions of International Relations: Present Ironies and Future... The Intellectual and Cultural Dimensions of International Relations: Present Ironies and Future Possibilities JAMES H. BILLINGTON think the most useful thing I could do today is to try to make the hard I case for the soft stuff in the conduct of foreign policy and in the con- ception of America’s role in the world. If we need Dick Cheney and his associates to lead us in the wars we sometimes have to tight, we also need Lynne Cheney and her associates to win the peace which has yet to be won in the world. That is my short message. The longer message will reflect my own experience as a participant in exchanges, particularly the year I spent with my four children in Soviet schools. It was far more important than any other single thing I have done in developing my own particular academic competence. It will also reflect, to some extent, my present responsibilities as custo- James H. BiUington has served as the librarian of Congress since 14 September 1987. He b a former director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the author of a number of books, including The Icon and the Axe and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png "The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society" Taylor & Francis

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The Intellectual and Cultural Dimensions of International Relations: Present Ironies and Future Possibilities JAMES H. BILLINGTON think the most useful thing I could do today is to try to make the hard I case for the soft stuff in the conduct of foreign policy and in the con- ception of America’s role in the world. If we need Dick Cheney and his associates to lead us in the wars we sometimes have to tight, we also need Lynne Cheney and her associates to win the peace which has yet to be...
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Taylor & Francis
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1930-7799
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1063-2921
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10.1080/10632921.1992.9944398
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The Intellectual and Cultural Dimensions of International Relations: Present Ironies and Future Possibilities JAMES H. BILLINGTON think the most useful thing I could do today is to try to make the hard I case for the soft stuff in the conduct of foreign policy and in the con- ception of America’s role in the world. If we need Dick Cheney and his associates to lead us in the wars we sometimes have to tight, we also need Lynne Cheney and her associates to win the peace which has yet to be won in the world. That is my short message. The longer message will reflect my own experience as a participant in exchanges, particularly the year I spent with my four children in Soviet schools. It was far more important than any other single thing I have done in developing my own particular academic competence. It will also reflect, to some extent, my present responsibilities as custo- James H. BiUington has served as the librarian of Congress since 14 September 1987. He b a former director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and the author of a number of books, including The Icon and the Axe and

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"The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society" – Taylor & Francis

Published: Jun 1, 1992

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