The relation between political and economic development : informal talk given at the Foreign Service Institute, Washington, D.C., October 31, 1956

At head of title: American Projec

The stages of economic growth and the problems of peaceful co-existence

"Delivered at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Moscow, May 25, 1959.""#606"--handwritten on cove

Excerpt From Anghel Rugina's Report on his trip to Romania

Anghel Rugina relays a message to the President about Ceausescu's desire for real "bridges" between Romania and the United States

The making of modern America, 1776-1940 : an essay on three themes

At head of title: Working paper, American ProjectIncludes bibliographical reference

Past as global trade governance prelude: reconfiguring debate about reform of the multilateral trading system

This paper peers backwards into the history of the multilateral trading system and its development over the past half century as a means of considering what may lie beyond the horizon for the future of global trade governance. Its purpose is to underscore the necessity and urgency for root-and-branch reform of the multilateral trading system. It achieves this by comparing and contrasting the global trading system of 50 years ago with its modern-day equivalent and its likely future counterpart half-a-century hence. In so doing, the paper throws into sharp relief not only the inadequacies of global trade governance today but also the damaging consequences of not fundamentally reforming the system in the near future, with a particular emphasis on the past, present and future development of the world’s poorest and most marginalised countries

Message from Rostow to President Johnson Containing a London Times Story

Message containing the text of a London Times story covering USSR demands on Czechoslovakia

Note from Walt Rostow to President Johnson

Brief note about Czech situatio