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THE CHINA TRIP a symposium William Pfaff ' . . . a s r u t h l e s s t n peace a s w a r ' T HE CHINA TRIP, important in itself, is most interesting as an episode in the American...

China: A Dragon Rampant (February 1963)

China: A Dragon Rampant The Chinese Communist Dream of .Asian Hegemony Has Deep Routs HAROLD C....

The Chinese Dilemma (September 1961)

The Chinese Dilemma Economic contradictions remain the major obstacle to the attainment of the Chinese Communistd objectives by HAROLD C. HINTON "Ill lares the land to hast'ning ills a prey...

Axioms of Foreign Policy (August 1957)

Axioms of Foreign Policy "NATIONS, IT HAS BEEN SAID HAVE NO PERMANENT FRiENDS OR PERMANENT ENEMIES, ONLY PERMANENT INTERESTS" HAROLD C HINTON IT MUST BE many years since an...

Farewell to Formosa? (June 1957)

Farewell to Formosa? "IT HAS LONG BEEN OBVIOUS THAT EXISTING AMERICAN POLICY WOULD SOME DAY HAVE TO BE REVISED" HAROLD C. H1NTON FOR ABOUT SEVEN years now the United States...

Dialogue Between Giants (April 1957)

Dialogue Between Giants "EVEN BEFORE STALIN'S DEATH, PEKING HAD HAD SOME SUCCESS IN PERSUADING MOSCOW TO ADOPT A SOFTER TONE TOWARD NON-COMMUNIST ASIA" HAROLD C HINTON RELATIONS BETWEEN the...

Communications (December 1956)

COMMUNICATIONS "AMERICA'S FOREIGN POLICY" Chevy Chase, Maryland To the Editors: While I naturally appreciate the praise bestowed by Mr. George P. Carlin [Nov. 2] on certain aspects of my recent...

Neutralism in Asia (September 1956)

Neutralism in Asia "THE TIDE OF NEUTRALISM RUNS VERY DEEP AND EMBRACD IMPORTANT SEGMENTS OF ALL CLASSES OF ASIAN SOCIETY" HAROLD C. HINTON N 'OT LONG AGO the world was treated to the bizarre...

Books (July 1956)

BOOKS Learned, Crotchety Account of English Poetry THE CROWNING PRIVILEGE: COLLECTED ESSAYS ON POETRY. By Robert Graves. Doubleday. $5. By GERALD WEALES LIVELY, busy, chattering, Graves...

Moscow and Peking (June 1956)

Moscow and Peking "EVEN GRANTING A FUNDAMENTAL COMMUNITY OF INTEREST, SERIOUS DIFFERENCES OF POLICY CAN STILL EXIST" HAROLD C. HINTON T HERE IS a great need in this country for a careful...

Books (April 1956)

BOOKS A Perceptive Report on Varied Cultures RED, BLACK, BLOND AND OLIVE. By Edmund Wilson. Oxford. $6.75. By GERALD WEALES p EOPLE who have met Edmund Wilson say that he is a prodigious...

Book Reviews (March 1956)

Selected Splendor for MacArthur MacARTHUR: HIS RENDEZVOUS WITH HISTORY. By Courtney Whitney. Knopf. $6.75. By HAROLD C. HINTON G ENERAL MacArthur was wrong: there is at least one old...

The Offshore Islands (March 1956)

The Offshore Islands "THERE SEEMS TO BE ONLY ONE WAY TO SAVE THE NATIONALISTS FROM THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR OWN FOLLY" HAROLD C. HINTON I T WILL soon be fighting weather again in the Formosa...

Books (January 1956)

BOOKS Religion in the Melting Pot of America PROTESTANT-CATHOLIC-JEW. By Will Herberg. Doubleday. $4. By ALBAN BAER I N Protestant-Catholic-lew Mr. Will Herberg has investigated the three...

America's Role in Asia (December 1955)

America's Role in Asia "BEFORE WORLD WAR II, OUR FAR EASTERN POLICY WAS FORMED LARGELY BY LAWYERS WHO DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE REALITIES OF THE SITUATION" HAROLD C. HINTON H ALF a century ago...

Books (April 1955)

BOOKS Love and Violence: A Parable of Our Times FAITHFUL ARE THE WOUNDS. By May Sarton. Rinehart. $3. By FRANK GETLEIN I N her new novel, May Sarton moves from the world of purely personal...

The Narrowing Gap (February 1955)

CHINA AND INDIA The Narrowing Gap WHICHEVER SYSTEM DEMONSTRATES ITS SUPERIORITY IN SOLVING KEY PROBLEMS MAY WELL WIN THE ALLEGIANC'E OF MILLIONS OF ASIANS HAROLD C. HINTON I NDIA and China are...

Britain and the Far East (June 1953)

Britain and the Far East AN ANALYSIS OF BRITISH OPINION IN AN AREA WHERE ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS ARE MOST STRAINED. HAROLD C. HINTON I T seems certain that the forthcoming conference...

The Bricker Amendment (August 1952)

The Bricker Amendment HAROLD C. HINTON A NATION could hardly survive in any century, least of all the twentieth, unless its government had the authority and power to conduct foreign relations. In...

Gathering of the Liberal Clans (June 1952)

WASHINGTON Gathering of The Liberal Clans T HE Fifth Annual Convention of Americans for Democratic Action, held recently in Washington, was a lively affair. Press reports concentrated mainly on...

Clearing the Slums from the City of Man (May 1952)

tice and at the same time a grave evil and disturbance of right order to assign to a greater and higher association what lesser and subordinate organizations can do." It is here—here and in the...

Spotlight on Pacific Affairs (April 1952)

WASHINGTON The Spotlight On "Pacific Affairs" A T this writing the Institute of Pacific Relations is being investigated by Senator McCarran's Internal Security subcommittee. The charges against...

A New Kind of Diplomacy (April 1952)

FAR EASTERN POLICY A New Kind of Diplomacy Too many in the Far East look on the Korean war as "simply another case of white men shooting down Asians on Asiatic soil." By HAROLD C. HINTON T HE...

The Case of Mr. Service (January 1952)

The Case of Mr. Service By HAROLD C. HINTON O NE of the ,m'~n issues .in the coming election ~pa~,ffn as ,likely r~o be the Fax Eastern polficies of the Roosevett a.~d Truman...

Mr. Kennan Reviews Our Foreign Policy (October 1951)

Mr. Kennan Reviews Our Foreign Policy By HAROLD C. HINTON I N JULY :947 there appeared in Foreign Affairs an anonymous article, "The Sources of Soviet Conduct," which analyzed in realistic...

The MacArthur Argument (May 1951)

The MacArthur Argument The General has summarized some of the most important issues confronting the nation. By HAROLD C. HINTON IT MAY DO NO harm to throw one more faggot on the blaze of...

Books (February 1951)

Books The New Soviet Empire. David J. Dallin. Yale. $3.75. RUSSIA," remarked one of her statesmen during the last century, "is a despotism tempered by assassination," and, he should have added, by...

A Formula for Survival (January 1951)

A Formula for Survival By HAROLD C. HINTON THE PUBLICATION of a new book by the brilliant British economist, Barbara Ward, is bound to arouse the interest of any one who remembers her earlier work,...

Revolution in Asia (December 1950)

Revolution in Asia To win the sympathy of Asia, we have first to understand the meaning of the uprising there. By HAROLD C. HINTON WHEN Edmund Burke published his Reflections on the French...

Books (December 1950)

BOOKS Art. Eric Gill. Devin-Adair. $2. 25 Nudes. Eric Gill. Devin-Adair. $3- THESE two books complete each other. The former is Gill's word^picture of the role of art in society. The latter is an...

Books (October 1950)

Books Why War Came in Korea. Robert T. Oliver. Fordham University Press. $2.95. THE author of this latest contribution to the abundant polemical literature on Korea obviously considers himself a...

Hirsch, Felix E.

Hirsch, Foster

Hirschfeld, G

Hirschfeld, G.

Hirschfeld, Gerhard

Hirschfield, Robert

Hirschfield, Robert Carl

Hirschhorn, Kurt

Hitchcock, James

Hitchcock, Marilu

Hitchens, Christopher

Hitz, Zena

Hixson, William B Jr.

Hixson, William B. Jr.

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