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On Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 1:07:58 PM UTC-5, Tony Gosling wrote: > > > The Elite Financial Oligarchy - our present danger > > > The Elite Financial Oligarchy Poses a Clear and > Present Danger to America's Freedom, Sovereignty and Independence > > > http://www.alexanderhamiltoninstitute.org/lp/Hancock/CD-ROMS/GlobalFederation/Gl\ > obal%20-%2001%20-%20Global%20Governance.html > <http://www.alexanderhamiltoninstitute.org/lp/Hancock/CD-ROMS/GlobalFederation/Gl%5Cobal%20-%2001%20-%20Global%20Governance.html> > > http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/64102.html? > > It is quite clear that influential and > powerful individuals, groups, institutions and > organizations throughout the world are attempting > to "create a world system of financial control in > private hands able to dominate the political > system of each country and the economy of the > world as a whole." (Quigley, Tragedy & Hope, p. > 324) They are also seeking to establish a "new > Imperial System" where the nation-state is > reduced to an administrative unit in a future > world state. These individuals and groups pose a > "clear and present danger" to the freedom, > sovereignty and independence of the United States > of America. We must use every legal and > legislative tool at our disposal to oppose these > powerful forces. The future of America and its free institutions is at > stake. > > > John Hancock Institute > for > International Finance ™ > Home > Global Governance > > Global Governance in the Twenty-First Century > ====================== > > An Overview of the Elite Forces Controlling the World Economy > ===================== > > > Written and Edited By Michael L. Chadwick > Boise, Idaho: Global Affairs Publishing Company > P. O. Box 16184. Boise, Idaho 83715 > > A Question of Freedom and Slavery > > > "I consider it as nothing less than a > question of freedom or slavery.... Should I keep > back my opinions at such a time, through fear of > giving offense, I should consider myself as > guilty of treason towards my country, and of an > act of disloyalty towards the majesty of heaven, > which I revere above all earthly kings." > > > Patrick Henry > March 23, 1775 > > A Deliberate & Systematical Plan of Slavery > "Single acts of tyranny may be ascribed to > the accidental opinion of a day; but a series of > oppressions, begun at a distinguished period, and > pursued unalterably through every change of > ministers, too plainly prove a deliberate, > systematical plan of reducing us to slavery." > Thomas Jefferson August, 1774 > > > Dedication > > > This trilogy is respectively dedicated to > James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson > and Abraham Lincoln. Their fierce devotion to the > principles of freedom and liberty was > unequivocal, relentless and exemplary. Their > dedication to the principles of a constitutional > monetary system was unparalleled the history of > the Republic. Their unwavering courage and > steadfast opposition to the elite financial > oligarchies in their respective days has earned > them the adoration and praise of true patriots > forever. The last of these noble and great men > gave the last full measure of his devotion to > America and its free institutions--even his life > in the ongoing war between the forces of freedom and tyranny. > > This trilogy is also dedicated to the > courageous men and women of the 19th and 20th > centuries who opposed the elite financial oligarchies in their day. > > > Table of Contents > > Part I Preface > i. The Doctrines of Machiavellianism Permeate the > World of Business and Society--Ida M. Tarbell > ii. The Development of the European Banking System Throughout the World > iii. The Emerging System of Global Governance--A Review of Current > Literature > > Part II Introduction > > 1. Global Governance or Global Tyranny? > > Part III The Engineers of Global Governance > > 2. Multinational Corporate Directors--The Takeover of the World > > 3. International Bankers--A World of Intrigue > > 4. International Investment Bankers--Financial > Engineering of Corporate Takeovers > > 5. The Impact of Wall Street on the World > > 6. The Arrogance of Wall Street--The Mexican Peso Bailout > > Part IV Global Interdependence--Spinning a Web of Control > > 7. The Emerging Global Community > > 8. The Third Try at World Order > > 9. Economic Disarmament--the Role of the International Chamber of Commerce > > Part V The Development of a Central Management System > > 10. Trilateralism--Blueprint for Global Governance > > 11. Economic Summitry--Institutionalizing Trilateral Supranational Rule > > Part VI The Central Engines of Global Governance > > 12. Organization for Economic Cooperation and > Development--Central Economic Planning at the Global Level > > 13. International Monetary Fund--Moving Toward a Global Central Bank > > 14. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade--Economic Disarmament of the > World > > 15. International Bank for Reconstruction and > Development--Redistributing Income on a Global Basis > > 16. Bank for International Settlements--The Banker's Secret Conclave > > 17. Federal Reserve System--Controlling the Issuance of Money and Credit > > 18. World Trade Organization--Managed Trade on a Global Scale > > Part VII Ideological Manipulation of the Intellectual Community > > 19. Tax-Exempt Foundations--Their Impact on the Educational System of > America > > 20. Movement Toward a Global Society--The Role of Interdependence Education > > 21. The Introduction of Legal Positivism into America > > Part VIII Institutes of International > Affairs--Molding the Minds of the Sub-Elite > > 22. Education for a New World Order--A Global > Network of International Affairs Institutes > > 23. Global Ideology, Humanistic Studies and the Aspen Institute > > 24. Council on Foreign Relations--Elitism and the Eastern Establishment > > 25. Bilderberg Meetings--Annual Conference of the World's Power Elite > > 26. Foreign Policy Association--America's > Transition from Isolationism to Globalism > > 27. National Education Association--Education for World Order > > 28. World Affairs Council and Global Interdependence > > 29. Declaration of Interdependence > > 30. Fabian Society and the Age of Democratic Socialism > > Part IX Regional Trade Agreements > > 31. European Community--Towards a Socialist Super-State for Europe > > 32. North American Free Trade Agreement--Merging the Americas > > Part X Media World--Thought Control over the Inhabitants of the Earth > > 33. Impact of the Media on America and the World > > 34. Hollywood--Corruption of the World Morality > > Part XI International Institutions > > 35. League of Nations & the United Nations > > Part XII Conclusion > > 36. The Establishment of an Imperial World State > > > Appendix A > > Appendix 1 Billionaires Throughout the World > > > 1. Foreign Billionaires > > 2. American Billionaires > > > Appendix 2 Major Corporations Throughout the World > > > 1. 50 Largest Corporations in the World > > 2. 25 Largest Public Foreign Companies > > 3. Countries with the Most Companies > > 4. Biggest Companies in World by Industry > > 5. World's Largest Industrial Corporations > > 6. World's Largest 100 Banks by Assets > > 7. World's Largest Corporations by Country > > 8. Europe's 100 Largest Fund Managers > > 9. America's Leading Investment Houses > > 10. America's Biggest Brokers > > 11. America's 100 Largest Multinational Corporations > > 12. Leading Commercial Banks in Foreign Exchange Market > > 13. America's Leading Merger & Acquisition Specialists > > 14. America's Leading Corporate Underwriters > > 15. America's 800 Most Powerful People > > 16. America's 500 Largest Industrial Corporations > > 17. America's 500 Largest Private Companies > > 18. America's 100 Largest Foreign Investments in the U.S. > > > Appendix 3 Interviews with Influential Leaders in U.S., Europe and Japan > > > 1. David Rockefeller > > 2. A. W. Clausen > > 3. William McChesney Martin > > 4. Henry Fowler > > 5. Yves Andre Istel > > 6. Michael David Weille > > 7. Leland S. Prussia > > 8. Frank X. Stankard > > 9. David Rockefeller, Takeshi Watanabe and Georges Berthoin > > 10. George Franklin - Part I > > 11. George Franklin - Part II > > 12. John Temple Swing > > 13. Winston Lord > > 14. William P. Bundy > > 15. Joseph E. Slater > > 16. Martin J. Hillenbrand > > 17. Joseph E. Johnson > > 18. William P. Bundy > > 19. George Ball > > 20. Ernest H. Vander Beugal > > 21. Richard Burke > > 22. Carter L. Burgess > > 23. Karl Kaiser > > 24. David Watt > > 25. Theodore C. Achilles > > 26. Francis O. Wilcox > > 27. Christoph Bertram > > 28. Dianne Hayter > > 29. John F. Reichard > > 30. Braulio Alonzo > > 31. Joseph Standa > > 32. John Ryor > > 33. Jim Cochran > > 34. World of David Rockefeller--Excerpts from Interview with Bill Moyers > > > Appendix 4 Central Banks of the World > > > Appendix 5 International Organizations > > > 1. Membership of the U.N. and Its Specialized Agencies > > > Appendix 6 Charter of the United Nations > > > Appendix 7 U. S. Contributions to U.N. Organization--1994 > > > Appendix 8 U. S. Government Securities Dealers > > > Appendix 9 Directors of International Institutions > > > 1. Managing Directors of the IMF > > 3. Presidents of IBRD > > 4. Presidents of BIS > > > Appendix 10 Economic Summit Declarations > > > 1. Chateau de Rambouillet, France > > 2. Puerto Rico > > 3. London, England > > 4. Bonn, Germany > > 5. Tokyo, Japan > > 6. Venice, Italy > > 7. Ottawa, Canada > > 8. Versailles, France > > 9. Williamsburg, VA, USA > > 10. London, England > > 11. Bonn, Germany > > 12. Tokyo, Japan > > 13. Venice, Italy > > 14. Toronto, Canada > > 15. Paris, France > > 16. Houston, TX, USA > > 17. London, England > > 18. Munich, Germany > > 19. Tokyo, Japan > > 20. Naples, Italy > > 21. Halifax, Nova Scotia > > > Appendix 11 Trilateral Commission Leadership and Membership > > > 1. Trilateral Commission Leadership and Membership--October 15, 1978 > > 2. Trilateral Commission Leadership and Membership--October 15, 1982 > > 3. Trilateral Commission Leadership and Membership--1995 > > > Appendix 12 The Bilderberg Meetings > > > 1. John Pomain--The Origin of the Bilderberg Meetings > > 2. Dr. Jospeh H. Retinger--Bilderberg Meetings > > 3. Alden Hatch--The Hotel de Bilderberg > > 4. List of Bilderberg Meetings Throughout the World > > 5. Bilderberg Discussion Papers > > 6. Graham T. Allison--Young Americans' Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy > > 7. Karl Kaiser--Priorities in Foreign Policy > > 8. Alastair Buchan--Power Relationships in the Far East: A European View > > 9. George W. Ball--The New Situation in Europe and the Far East > > 10. Ernest H. van der Beugel and Max > Kohnstamm--Western Europe and America in the Seventies > > 11. W. Michael Blumenthal--Economic Issues > Between Industrialized Countries for the Seventies > > 12. Walter J. Levy--An Atlantic-Japanese Energy Policy > > 13. Lord Greenhill--Prospects for the Atlantic World > > 14. C. Fred Bergsten--Prospects for the Atlantic World: An American > Perspective > > 15. Karl Kaiser--Prospects for the Atlantic World > > 16. J. Zijlstra--Inflation and Its Impact on Society > > 17. Michael Crozier--Non-Governability of Democracies: The European Case > > 18. Herbert Giersch--International Aspects of Inflation > > 19. John J. Deutsch--Inflation, 1950-1975: A Social and Political > Perspective > > 20. Richard N. Cooper--Developed Country Reaction > to Calls for a New International Economic Order > > 21. Lester C. Thurow--Problems in the Mixed Economy > > 22. Christoph Bertram--Defense, Security and the Western Alliance > > 23. Bilderberg Meetings--Notice to Participants > > 24. Bilderberg Meetings--List of Participants--1978 > > 25. Bilderberg Meetings--List of > Participants--Saltjoboden Conference--May 11-13, 1984 > > > Appendix 13 Council on Foreign Relations > > > 1. Officers and Directors--1994-1995 > > 2. Summary Description > > 3. Council on Foreign Relations Committees > > 4. Membership > > 5. 75th Anniversary Capital Campaign > > 6. Statement of Revenues, Expenses and Changes in > Fund Balances--Year Ended June 30, 1994 > > 7. Historical Roster of Directors and Officers > > 8. Editors of Foreign Affairs > > 9. Corporate Member Roster > > 10. Membership Roster > > > Appendix 14 U. S. Government--Departments and Offices > > > 1. Head of State > > 2. The Cabinet > > 3. Officials with Cabinet Rank > > 4. Government Departments > > 5. Executive Offices of the President > > 6. Independent Agencies > > > Appendix 15 U. S. Foreign Aid--1946-1994 by Country > > > Appendix 16 U. S. Contributions to GATT and OECD > > > Appendix 17 U. S. Cost of Involvement in Foreign Wars > > > Appendix 18 Membership of Executive Branch of U. S. Government: 1795--1995 > > > 1. Secretaries of Treasury > > 2. Secretaries of Commerce > > 3. Secretaries of Defense > > 4. National Security Agency Directors > > 5. Secretaries of State > > 6. Coordinators of Information and Directors of Strategic Services > > 7. Directors of Central Intelligence > > > Appendix 19 Treaties and Executive Agreements > > > 1. Treaties and Other International Agreements concluded--1789-1989 > > 2. Treaties and Other International Agreements concluded--1980-1992 > > 3. Treaties and Other International Agreements concluded--1980-1994 > > > Appendix 20 North Atlantic Treaty Organization > > > 1. Text of Treaty > > 2. NATO: FACT Sheet > > 3. U. S. Financial Contributions to NATO > > > Appendix 21 U. S. Contributions to International Organizations--1945-1992 > > > 1. U. S. Contributions to the IMF > > 2. U. S. Contributions to IBRD > > > Appendix 22 U. S. Government Foreign Loans > and Loan Guarantees: Managing Subsidies > > > Appendix 23 U. S. Financial Contributions to > Inter-American Organizations--Fiscal Years 1946-1995 > > > Appendix 24 U. S. Financial Contributions to > Regional Organizations--Fiscal Years 1946-1995 > > > Appendix 25 U. S. Financial Contributions to > the U.N.--Fiscal Years 1946-1995 > > > Appendix 26 U. S. State Department Budget > > > 1. Department of State Budget--1781-1980 > > 2. Department of State Budget--1962-1994 > > 3. Foreign Affairs Spending and the State Department Budget > > > Appendix 27 Department of Defense > > > 1. Department of War and Department of Navy Budget--1900-1909 > > 2. Department of Defense Budget--1910-2001 > > > Appendix 28 U. S. Exports and Imports > > > Appendix 29 U. S. Financial Contributions to > the Marshall Program During World War II > > > 1. The Marshall Plan: Design, Accomplishments and Relevance to the Present > > 2. Funds Made Available to ECA for European Economic Recovery > > 3. European Recovery Program Recipients--April 3, 1948 to June 30, 1952 > > 4. Expenditures under the ERP by Type > > 5. The Sum of Its Parts--Evaluating the Marshall Plan > > > Appendix 30 U. S. Financial Contributions to > Lend-Lease Program During World War II-- 1940-1954 > > > Appendix 31 U. S. Government Receipts and Expenses--1789-1994 > > > Appendix 32 U. S. Government Debt, 1790-1994 > > > Appendix 33 Leading Donors for President > George W. Bush's Presidential Election--1988 > > > Appendix 34 Center for Strategic and International Studies > > > Appendix 35 Atlantic Council of the United States > > > 1. Program on Regional European Issues > > 2. Program on Atlantic Cooperation > > 3. Program on NATO and European Security > > 4. Program on Atlantic-Pacific Interrelationships > > 5. Program on International Security > > 6. Harriman Chair for East-West Studies > > 7. Program on Energy and the Environment > > 8. Program on Nuclear Policy Issues > > 9. Atlantic Council Board of Directors > > 10. Atlantic Council Councillors > > 11. Atlantic Council Sponsors > > > Appendix 36 Business Roundtable > > > 1. Policy Committee > > 2. Task Forces > > 3. Member Companies and Chief Executives > > > Appendix 37 Aspen Institute > > > 1. Aspen Policy Programs > > 2. Policy Programs at Aspen Institute Berlin > > 3. Policy Programs at Aspen Institute Italia > > 4. Policy Programs at Institut Aspen France > > 5. Collaboration Within the Aspen Network > > 6. Disseminating the Conclusions of Aspen Policy Programs > > 7. The Aspen Campus > > 8. International Officers > > > Appendix 38 Carroll Quigley--Tragedy and > Hope: A Review of Current Literature > > > 1. Section I--Western Civilization to 1914 > > 2. Section II--The Buffer Fringe > > 3. Section III--The Resurgence of Japan to 1918 > > 4. Section IV--Finance, Commercial Policy and Business Activity--1897-1947 > > 5. Section V--Changing Economic Patterns > > 6. Section VI--The Pluralist Economy and World Blocs > > > Appendix 39 Triangle Papers: A Review of Current Literature > > > 1. Triangle Paper No. 1--Towards a Renovated World Monetary > System--Excerpts > > 2. Triangle Paper No. 2--The Crisis of International Cooperation--Excerpts > > 3. Triangle Paper No. 3--A Turning Point in > North-south Economic Relations--Excerpts > > 4. Triangle Paper No. 11--The Reform of International > Institutions--Excerpts > > 5. Triangle Paper No. 12--The Problems of International > Consultations--Excerpts > > 6. Triangle Paper No. 13--Collaboration with > Communist Countries in Managing Global Problems: > An Examination of the Options--Excerpts > > 7. Triangle Paper No. 14--Toward a Renovated International System--Excerpts > > 8. Triangle Paper No. 23--The Trilateral > Countries in the International Economy of the 1980s--Excerpts > > 9. Triangle Paper No. 24--East-West Trade at a Crossroads--Excerpts > > 10. Triangle Papers No. 41--Global Cooperation > after the Cold War: A Reassessment of Trilateralism--Excerpts > > 11. Triangle Paper No. 42--Regionalism in a Converging World--Excerpts > > 12. Triangle Paper No. 43--Keeping the Peace in > the Post-Cold War Era: Strengthening Multilateral Peacekeeping--Excerpts > > 13. Triangle Paper No. 44--International > Migration Challenges in a New Era--Excerpts > > 14. Triangle Paper No. 45--An Emerging China in a > World of Interdependence--Excerpts > > 15. Triangle Paper No. 46--Engaging Russia--Excerpts > > > Appendix 40 Articles in Foreign Affairs > > > 1. Theodore C. Sorensen--Why We Should Trade with the Soviets > > 2. Robert Triffen--The Thrust of History in International Monetary Reform > > 3. C. Fred Bergsten--Taking the Monetary Initiative > > 4. Henry Owen--Foreign Policy Premises for the Next Administration > > 5. Arvid Pardo--Who Will Control the Seabed? > > 6. Raymond Vernon--Economic Sovereignty at Bay > > 7. Francis M. Bator--The Political Economics of International Money > > 8. Richard N. Gardner--Can the United Nations Be Revived? > > 9. Raymond Vernon--The Multinational Enterprise: Power Versus Sovereignty > > 10. Charles W. Yost--The Instruments of American Foreign Policy > > 11. Zbigniew Brzezinski--Japan's Global Engagement > > 12. Kingman Brewster, Jr.--Reflection on Our National Purpose > > 13. William Diebold, Jr.--The Economic System at Stake > > 14. Escott Reid--McNamara's World Bank > > 15. Hamilton Fish Armstrong--1893-1973 > > 16. Richard N. Gardner--The Hard Road to World Order > > 17. Isaiah Berlin--The Bent Twig: A Note on Nationalism > > 18. Kei Wakaizumi--Japan's Role in a New World Order > > 19. Joseph S. Nye, Jr.--Multinational Corporations in World Politics > > 20. Richard G. Darman--The Law of the Sea: Rethinking U. S. Interests > > 21. Harold R. Isaacs--Nationality: End of the Road? > > 22. Richard H. Ullman--Trilateralism: Partnership for What? > > 23. Recommended Reading in Foreign Affairs > > > Appendix 41 Tax Exempt Foundations--Reece Committee Reports > > > 1. Reece Committee Final Report on > Internationalism and the Effect of Foundation Power on Foreign Policy > > 2. Thomas M. McNiece--Reece Committee Staff > Report on Relations Between Foundations and Government > > 3. Reece Committee Final Report on Relations Between Foundations and > Education > > 4. Thomas M. McNiece--Reece Committee Staff Report > > > Appendix 42 European Community > > > 1. Glossary of Terms Used by European Economic Community > > 2. European Community Information Service--The European Community: An > Overview > > 3. Leo Tindemans--European Union > > 4. Carter S. Wiseman & Edward Behr--Roy Jenkins: The New Commission > President > > 5. Roy Jenkins--The United States and a Uniting Europe > > 6. Stephen Milligan--European Monetary System--How It Works and Will It > Work? > > 7. Jeremiah Novak--The Geopolitics of the Dollar > > 8. Robert Jackson--Prospects for Europe's Parliament > > 9. Garret Fitzgerald--Political Cooperation: Toward a Common EC Foreign > Policy > > 10. Peter Blackburn--Getting Ready for Lome II > > 11. Carl H. Pegg--The European Idea On Trade Between the Wars > > 12. James Carter--The United States and Europe: The Future President's View > > 13. Boyd France--A Short Chronicle of the United > States European Community Relations > > 14. A Brief Chronology of the European Community > > Appendix B > > Appendix 43 World Communism: A Critical Review > > > 1. Michael L. Chadwick--The East-West Dilemma > > 2. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--The Third World War Has Ended > > 3. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--America, We Beg You to Interfere > > 4. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--Communism: A Legacy of Terror > > -5. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--Henry Kissinger > > -6. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--The Need for a Few Great Men > > 7. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--The Fate of the West: > How Will It Avoid Falling into Totalitarism? > > 8. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--The West Has Lost Its Courage > > 9. Antony C. Sutton--Western Technology Builds Soviet Power > > 10. Miles Costick--The Dangers of Economic Detente > > 11. Miles Costick--The Soviet Military Power as a > Function of Technology Transfer from the West > > 12. Miles Costick and Brian Green--The Arming of Red China > > 13. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn--Misconceptions about Russia Are a Threat to > America > > > Appendix 44 Trilateralism: A Critical Review > > > 1. Jeremiah Novak--New World Economic System Dawns > > 2. Jeremiah Novak--World Economic Changes Due to Trilateralism? > > 3. Jeremiah Novak--Trilateral Agony: The OECD Interfutures Report > > 4. Jeremiah Novak--North-South Dialogue: Background to the Paris Talks > > 5. Jeremiah Novak--The United States and World > Order: An Inquiry into the Background of Trilateralism > > 6. Jeremiah Novak--Carter and the Giant Corporations > > 7. Jeremiah Novak--Trilateral Report Hints Foreign Policy Shift > > 8. Jeremiah Novak--Peking, Moscow and Washington: > Collaboration with Communist Countries > > 9. Jeremiah Novak--Carter Team Plans International Financial Revolution > > 10. Jeremiah Novak--Trilateral Governance > > 11. Jeremiah Novak--Development of a Renovated International System > > 12. Jeremiah Novak--A New World Economic Order > > 13. Jeremiah Novak--The London Economic Summit > > 14. Jeremiah Novak--In Defense of the Third World > > 15. Jeremiah Novak--Trilateralism: A New World System > > 16. Jeremiah Novak--The Trilateral Connection > > 17. Jeremiah Novak--Trilateralism: A New Global Political Party > > 18. Jeremiah Novak--Beyond North and South: The > Second Coming of the World Economy > > > Appendix 45 Fabian Socialism > > > 1. Ludwig von Mises--Socialism: A Critical Review > > 2. Socialist International--Aims and Tasks of Democratic Socialism > > 3. Harry W. Laidler--Fabianism > > 4. Fabian Tract No. 1--Why Are the Many Poor? > > 5. Fabian Tract No. 2--A Manifesto > > 6. Fabian Tract No. 3--To Provident Landlords and Capitalists > > 7. Fabian Tract No. 4--What Socialism Is -- I > > 8. Fabian Tract No. 13--What Socialism Is -- II > > 9. Fabian Tract No. 51--Socialism: True and False > > 10. Fabian Tract No. 107--Socialism for Millionaires > > 11. Fabian Tract No. 113--Communism > > 12. Fabian Tract No. 132--A Guide to Books for Socialists > > 13. Fabian Tract No. 180--The Philosophy of Socialism > > 14. Executive Committee of the Fabian Society 1978-79 > > 15. Rules and By-Laws of the Fabian Society > > > Appendix 46 The Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies > > > 1. Joseph E. Slater--The President's Letter on Governance > > 2. Stephen P. Strickland--Aspen Institute on Financing the Future > > 3. Directors of Aspen Institute--Proposals for President Carter's Agenda > > 4. Francis Keppel--Education for a Changing Society > > 5. Harlan Cleveland and Charles W. Yost--International Affairs > > 6. Waldemar Nielsen--Pluralism and the Commonwealth > > 7. Robert McKay--Justice, Society and the Individual > > 8. Walter O. Roberts--Science, Technology and Humanism > > 9. Abraham M. Sirkin--Living with Interdependence: The Decades Ahead in > America > > 10. Ward Morehouse--A New Civic Literacy > > 11. Communism Report--Coping with Interdependence > > 12. Commission Report--Organizing for Interdependence: The Role of > Government > > > Appendix 47 International Banking > > > 1. Newsweek--Investment Bankers: The Men > > 2. T. A. Wise--Lazard: In Trinity There Is Strength > > 3. C. M. van Vlierden--Global Banking Services for the Oil Industry > > 4. C. M. van Vlierden--New Era for International Banking and Finance > > 5. Robert Ball--International Banking Gets the Team Spirit > > 6. Michael C. Jensen--The Lazard Freres Style: > Secretive and Rich--Its Power Is Felt > > 7. Business Week--The Inside Story of Lazard > Freres' Merger and Acquisition Star: The Remarkable Felix G. Rohatyn > > 8. Wright Patman--Other People's Money > > 9. C. M. van Vlierden--Perspectives on the Changing World Business > Environment > > 10. Peter Landau--Will SDR's Become the New Super Currency? > > 11. C. M. van Vlierden--The Organization of International Banking > Operations > > 12. A. W. Clausen--Multinational Corporations: > Potent Change Agents in the World > > 13. John Dornberg--Financing the Communist Countries > > 14. G. A. Constanzo--Lending to the Developing World > > 15. A. W. Clausen--The Transnational Citizen: A Broadening Perspective > > 16. David Rockefeller--World Economic Trends and U. S.-Soviet Trade > > 17. Francis X. Stankard--Banking on the Global Economy > > 18. Annual Report--The Global Reach of J. P. Morgan & Co. > > 19. Joseph Gold--The Second Amendment of the Fund's Articles of Agreement > > 20. J. J. Polak--Thoughts on an International > Monetary Fund Based Fully on the SDR > > 21. Jeremiah Novak--The Geopolitics of the Dollar > > 22. A. W. Clausen--Future Economic Trends and > Their Effect Upon Banking and Other financial Services > > 23. Jeremiah Novak--Crisis in International Banking > > > Appendix 48 Institutes of International Affairs > > > 1. The Atlantic Institute for International Affairs > > 2. Historical Summary--The Atlantic Institute > > 3. The Atlantic Council of the U. S.--1976 > > 4. The Royal Institute of International Affairs > > 5. Stephen King Hall--Chatham House: A Brief > Account of the Origins, Purposes and Methods of > the Royal Institute of International Affairs > > 6. The Observer--An Institute of Foreign Affairs > > 7. The Times--The Institute to Be a Powerful Factor in Alerting Public > Opinion > > 8. The Yorkshire Post--Tribute of Foreign Affairs > > 9. The Morning Post--A Neglected Study > > 10. The Saturday Review--The British Institute of International Affairs > > 11. Royal Institute--The British Institute of International Affairs > > 12. International Institute--The International Institute for Strategic > Studies > > 13. International Institute--The First Five Years > of the Institute for Strategic Studies > > 14. International Institute--The International > Institute for Strategic Studies (1957-1972) > > 15. Institute of International Affairs--The > Institute of International Affairs (Instito Affari Internazionali) > > 16. Institute of International Affairs--The > Organs and Staff of the Institute of International Affairs (1977) > > 17. German Society--The German Society for > Foreign Affairs and Its Research Center (Deutsche > Gesellschaft fur Auswartige Politik) > > 18. Brookings Institution--The Brookings Institute > > > Appendix 49 The Trilateral Commission > > > 1. Zbigniew Brzezinski--Trilateral Relations in a Global Context > > 2. Trilateral Commission--Major Institutional Reform Ahead > > 3. Kinhide Mushakoji--Reform of International Institutions > > 4. Harold Brown--New Leadership Needed for > Transition to the World of the Year 2000 > > 5. Henry Owen--The Summit Process > > 6. Time--Carter's Brain Trust > > 7. Robert C. Christopher--The World's New Cold War > > 8. Lawrence Stern--Carter Taps Establishment for Brain Trust > > > Appendix 50 Secular Humanism: A Critical Review > > > 1. John W. Whitehead and John Colon--The > Establishment of the Religion of Secular Humanism > and Its First Amendment Implications > > 2. Rousas John Rushdoony--The Attack on Religious Liberty > > 3. M. J. Sobran--The Established Irreligion > > 4. William L. Johnson--Evolution, The Past, Present and Future Implications > > Appendix C > > Appendix 51 Council on Foreign Relations > > > 1. Council on Foreign Relations--Annual Report 1993-94 > > 2. Council on Foreign Relations--The Council on > Foreign Relations: A Summary Report > > 3. Winston Lord--The President's Report 1978-79 > > 4. Council on Foreign Relations--The 1980s Project: A General Description > > 5. Richard Ullman--The 1980s Project > > 6. Council on Foreign Relations--1980s Project: Books > > 7. Whitney H. Shepardson--Early History of the Council, on Foreign > Relations > > 8. John W. Davis--The Council on Foreign > Relations: A Record of Twenty-Five Years 1921-1946 > > 9. Joseph Kraft--School for Statesmen > > 10. Richard H. Rovere--Notes on the Establishment in America > > 11. Arnold Beichman--Council on Foreign Relations > > 12. Flora Lewis--Examining an Establishment Member > > 13. Richard H. Rovere--The American Establishment > > 14. Carroll Quigley--Cecil Rhodes' Secret Society > > 15. John Franklin Campbell--The Death Rattle of the Eastern Establishment > > 16. J. Anthony Lukas--The Council on Foreign Relations > > 17. Elizabeth Jakab--The Council on Foreign Relations > > 18. Council on Foreign Relations: Council on > Foreign Relations Publications--1978-1980 > > 19. Council on Foreign Relations--Foreign > Affairs--An American Quarterly Review: A List of Articles Published > 1922-1979 > > > Appendix 52 Secular Humanism > > > 1. Humanist Manifesto--1933 > > 2. Humanist Manifesto II--1973 > > 3. Corliss Lamont--The Humanist: the Meaning of Humanism > > 4. Lloyd Morain and Oliver Reiser--Scientific Humanism: A Formulation > > 5. Carl Becker--Four Forms of Collectivism > > 6. Corliss Lamont--The Cultural Roots of Humanism > > 7. Corliss Lamont--The Humanist Tradition: Forerunners > > 8. Julian Huxley--Evolutionary Humanism as a World Unifying Philosophy > > 9. Edward W. Strong--John Dewey's Humanism: Man Making Himself--Part I > > 10. Edward W. Strong--John Dewey's Humanism: Man Making Himself--Part II > > 11. Warren Allen Smith--Authors and Humanism > > 12. Edwin H. Wilson--Humanism: The Fourth Faith > > 13. Julian Huxley--Evolutionary Humanism--Part I > > 14. Julian Huxley--Evolutionary Humanism--Part II > > 15. Henry Walter Brann--Hegel, Nietzsche and the Nazi Lesson--Part I > > 16. Henry Walter Brann--Hegel, Nietzsche and the Nazi Lesson--Part II > > 17. The Humanist--John Dewey: Humanist and Educator > > 18. George Gaylord Simpson--Darwin Led Us into this Modern World > > 19. Corliss Lamont--John Dewey and the American Humanist Association > > 20. Julian Huxley--The Coming New Religion of Humanism > > 21. Edwin H. Wilson--The Religions Element in > Humanism Pervades: Its Origin, Inspiration and Support > > 22. Erich Fromm--A Global Philosophy of Man > > 23. Gerald A. Ehrenreich--Humanist of the Year--1966: Erich Fromm > > > Appendix 53 Articles About Global Governance > > > 1. George W. Alger--Miss Tarbell's History of the Standard Oil Company > > 2. William L. Letwin--The English Common Law Concerning Monopolies > > 3. Peter C. Dooley--The Interlocking Directorate > > 4. Gus Tyler--Multinationals: A Global Menace > > 5. Howard V. Perlmutter--A View of the > Future--The Multinational Corporation: Decade One > of the Emerging Global Industrial System > > 6. UNESCO--Concentration in the Communications Industry > > > Appendix 54 Bank for International Settlements > > > 1. Roger Auboin--The Bank for International Settlements--1930-1955 > > > Appendix 55 An Act to Issue U. S. Notes > > > Appendix 56 Articles About Central Banking > > > 1. J. Z. Rowe--European Central Banking in Early America > > 2. A. Jerome Clifford--The Ownership of the > Federal Reserve Bank Stock as an Issue of Independence > > 3. A. Jerome Clifford--The Case for Congressional > Control of the Federal Reserve > > 4. A. Jerome Clifford--Congressional Means for > Control of the Federal Reserve System > > 5. M. H. DeKock--Central Banking > > 6. M. H. DeKock--Constitution and Administration of Central Banks > > 7. David A. Martin--Metallism, Small Notes, and > Jackson's War with the Bank of the U. S. > > 8. Robert Craig West--The Influence of Paul Warburg > > 9. Donald F. Kettl--The Struggle for Independence > of the Fed from the U.S. Treasury > > > Appendix 57 International Organizations > Memberships in the IMF, IBRD and WTO > > > 1. World Trade Organization Members > > 2. World Trade Organization Observer Governments > > 3. World Bank Members > > 4. IMF Members > > > Appendix 58 Budget of the U. S. Government--1994 > > > Appendix 59 OECD--From Marshall Plan to Global Interdependence > > > Appendix 60 Alexander Hamilton's Report on Manufacturers > > > Appendix 61 Bank of the United States: A Critical Review > > > 1. Thomas Jefferson--Opinion on the > Constitutionality of the Bill for Establishing a National Bank > > 2. James Madison--Notes on Banks > > 3. Andrew Jackson--Veto Message > > > Appendix 62 Governing Documents of America > > > 1. The Declaration of Independence > > 2. U. S. Constitution > > 3. Bill of Rights and Amendments to the Constitution > > 4. George Washington's Farewell Address > > 5. Monroe Doctrine > > > Appendix 63 Treaty Law Manual > > > Appendix 64 Lawrence B. Krause--Sequel to > Bretton Woods: A Proposal to Reform the World Monetary System > > > Appendix 65 Miriam Camps--Collective Management > > > Appendix 66 Miriam Camps--The Management of > Interdependence: A Preliminary Review > > > Appendix 67 Lincoln P. Bloomfield and Irrangi > C. Bloomfield--The U. S. Interdependence and World Order > > > Appendix 68 Miriam Camps--First World Relationships: The Role of the OECD > > > Appendix 69 Atlantic Council--Beyond > Diplomacy: Decision-Making in an Interdependent World > > > Appendix 70 Richard A. Falk--Future World > > Appendix D > > Appendix 71 Marina v. N. > Whitman--International Interdependence and the U. S. Economy > > > Appendix 72 Marina v. N. > Whitman--Coordination and Management of the > International Economy: A Search for Organizing Principles > > > Appendix 73 Atlantic Council of U. > S.--Harmonizing Economic Policy: Summit Meetings and Collective Leadership > > > Appendix 74 Lester R. Brown--The Interdependence of Nations > > > Only One Earth > > Economic Interdependence > > Ecological Interdependence > > Resource Interdependence > > Technological Interdependence > > Social Interdependence > > Toward a Global Community > > > Appendix 75 American Tariff League--A Brief > Tariff History of the United States > > > Appendix 76 Bill Montague--U. S. Economy Hangs on Japan > > > Appendix 77 Akio Morita--Toward a New World Economic Order > > > Appendix 78 Joseph S. Nye, Jr.--Multinational > Corporations in World Politics > > > Appendix 79 Recommended Reading List > > > Appendix 80 Committee on the Judiciary, U. S. > House of Representatives--Index to the U. S. Constitution and Amendments > > > Appendix 81 Speeches in Favor of Global Governance > > > 1. Woodrow Wilson--Declaration of War > > 2. Colonel Edward M. House--The United States, > the League of Nations and World Peace > > 3. Carter Glass--The Integrity of a U. S. President > > 4. Charles G. Fenwick--The Future of the League of Nations > > 5. Franklin D. Roosevelt--Reorganization of Federal Government > Administration > > 6. Franklin D. Roosevelt--Reorganization of Federal Judiciary > > 7. Homer S. Cummings--Reasons for President's Plan and the Remedy > > 8. Franklin D. Roosevelt--The Constitution: Lawyer's Contract? > > 9. Nicholas Murray Butler--The United States Must Lead > > 10. Franklin D. Roosevelt--The New Deal Must Continue > > 11. Nicholas Murray Butler--Toward a Federal World > > 12. Franklin D. Roosevelt--This Nation Will Remain Neutral > > 13. P. J. Noel Baker--Toward a New World Order > > 14. Franklin D. Roosevelt--Declaration of War > > 15. Franklin D. Roosevelt--The State of the Union > > 16. Nicholas Murray Butler--There Can Be No Isolation > > 17. Dorothy Thompson--The Future World Order > > 18. Cordell Hull--The Seriousness of the War > > 19. Amos J. Peaslee--A Permanent United Nations > > 20. A. A. Berle, Jr.--The Realist Base of American Foreign Policy > > 21. Harold E. Stassen--World Affairs > > 22. Amos J. Peaslee--Future Fundamentals > > 23. Sumner Wells--Safeguarding Our Interests > > 24. Franklin D. Roosevelt--Another Link in the Chain > > 25. Cordell Hull--Moscow Pact a Basis for World Organization > > 26. Frank G. Tyrrell--Sovereignty Not Impaired by World Federation > > 27. F. H. LaGuardia--Interpreting the Atlantic Charter > > 28. Frederick R. Coudert--The Role of the Lawyer in Future World > Organization > > 29. Amos J. Peaslee--An International Judicial System > > 30. Dean Acheson--The Interest of the American > Businessman in International Trade > > 31. Charles W. Tobey--Plan for World Cooperation and World Peace > > 32. Amos J. Peaslee--How Much International Government Do We Want? > > 33. Franklin D. Roosevelt--The Bretton Woods Proposals > > 34. Franklin D. Roosevelt--The Crimea Conference > > 35. Franklin D. Roosevelt--Good Start Toward Lasting Peace > > 36. Edward R. Stettinius--Invitations to United Nations Conference > > 37. Harold E. Stassen--San Francisco--The Golden Gate to Pace > > 38. Frank G. Tyrrell--International Police Power > > 39. Frederick R. Coudert--Force, Justice and Law > > 40. Philip C. Nash--Spring Leaves on Dumbarton Oaks > > 41. Herbert Hoover--The San Francisco Conference and Peace > > 42. Tom Connally--United Nations Charter > > 43. Arthur H. Vandenberg--United Nations Charter > > 44. Harry S. Truman--Objectives of the Charter > > 45. Edward R. Stenninius--The United Nations Charter > > 46. James F. Byrnes--Neighboring Nations in One World > > 47. James F. Byrnes--Common Interest For Outweighing Conflicting Interests > > 48. C. Wayland Brooks--Proposed Loan to Great Britain > > 49. Fred M. Vinson--British Loan Agreement > > 50. Harry S. Truman--A Year of Decision > > 51. James F. Byrnes--International Trade Organization > > 52. Harold W. Dodds--Woodrow Wilson > > 53. J. William Fulbright--The Outlook for Peace > > 54. Harry S. Truman--UNO Charter Based on Religious Principle > > 55. Trygve Lie--International Solidarity and Collaboration > > 56. Harry S. Truman--United States Will Support the United Nations > > 57. William E. Knox--The Foreign Trade Myth > > 58. William Benton--My World--My Human Race > > 59. Arthur H. Vandenberg--Our Mutual Problem with the World > > 60. Harry S. Truman--Foreign Economic Policy > > 61. Warren R. Austin--United States Aid to Greece and Turkey > > 62. Harry S. Truman--World Unity > > 63. Harry S. Truman--Permanent World Peace > > 64. Harold E. Stassen--Marshall Plan, Europe's Only Alternative to > Communism > > 65. Jaime Torres Bodet--Consolidate the United Nations > > 66. James Forrestal--Strength Alone Averts War > > 67. Thomas E. Dewey--Aid Program Vital > > 68. Bernard M. Baruch--Woodrow Wilson's Claim to Greatness > > 69. George C. Marshall--European Recovery and Peace Treaties > > 70. Arthur H. Vandenberg--Emergency Aid for Europe > > 71. Walter Lippmann--Philosophy and United States Foreign Policy > > 72. Harry S. Truman--Marshall Plan Proposals > > 73. Harold E. Stassen--United Nations Charter Revision > > 74. George C. Marshall--The European Recovery Program > > 75. Clement Attlee--Europe Must Have a Planned Economy > > 76. Eric Johnston--Partners for Peace > > 77. William L. Clayton--The Proposed International Trade Organization > > 78. Wesley A. Sturges--The Quest for World Law and Order > > 79. Winthrop G. Brown--Reciprocal Trade Agreements > > 80. George C. Marshall--Strengthen the United Nations > > 81. Winston Churchill--The Voice of Europe > > 82. Elvin H. Killheffer--International Trade Organization > > 83. Trygve Lie--A United Nations Guard Force > > 84. Ernest Bevin--United Nations' Problems > > 85. George F. Kennan--United States and the United Nations > > 86. Alben W. Barkley--Politics and Trade > > 87. John Moseley--Training for Citizenship in a World That Is To Be > > 88. Dean Acheson--The Atlantic Pact > > 89. Herbert V. Evatt--Worldwide Security Found Only in Worldwide > Organizations > > 90. Omar N. Bradley--Military Security Significance of Atlantic Pact > > 91. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.--Military Aid to Western Europe > > 92. Harry S. Truman--National Health Insurance Program > > 93. Dean Acheson--Economic Policy and the ITO Charter > > 94. Harry S. Truman--International Economic Policy > > 95. Crawford H. Greenewalt--Bigness and Monopoly > > 96. Walter Cenerazzo--Practical Internationalism > > 97. Winthrop G. Brown--Why Private Business Should Support the ITO > > 98. Millard E. Tydings--World Disarmament > > 99. Alberto Lleras--The Organization of American States > > 100. Herbert Hoover--World Peace and the United States > > 101. Paul H. Douglas--The Welfare State > > 102. Omar N. Bradley--A New Power Is Born > > 103. Dean Acheson--Soviet Barriers to Peace > > 104. Thomas E. Dewey--Enlarge North Atlantic Treaty > > 105. Ralph J. Bunche--Prospects for Peace > > 106. Anthony Eden--The Interdependence of Nations > > 107. Lord Halifax--Unbreakable Association of United States and > Commonwealth > > 108. Robert E. Wilson--Is Big Business Bad?--Fact v. Fiction > > 109. Harry S. Truman--Appeal for Foreign Aid > > 110. Walter Hallstein--The Schuman Plan and the Integration of Europe > > 111. James I. Dolliver--The Electoral College > > 112. Paul A. Dever--The Record of the Last Twenty Years > > 113. Dean Acheson--United Nations Must Face the Issues > > 114. Karl Brandt--The Unification of Europe > > 115. Ole Bjorn Kraft--The Development of the Atlantic Community > > 116. Winthrop W. Aldrich--The Basis for a New Foreign Economic Policy > > 117. 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