Robert H Cory
Biographic Data
| ID | 4379947 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert H Cory |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert H |
| FAMILY NAME | Cory |
| SIGNATURE | CORY R H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Denison University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Images of United States Disarmament Policy in the International Disarmament Negotiating System
gates of nations play defined roles. These participants hold images of the ability and willingness of the major military powers to disarm. These images, whether objective or distorted, constitute one of the factors to be studied in the complex disarmament process. But images of the United States disarmament policy process held by individual diplomats are not often expressed in public statements. The materials presented in this brief paper represe…
Referees in the armaments race
In the nuclear test-ban negotiations which have taken place over the past year, the key problem has been the controversy over the nature of the proposed international inspection system. As the negotiations began, two pioneering studies on methods of armament control appeared. One, Melman's Inspection for Disarmament (jointly sponsored by the Institute for International Order and the Institute of War and Peace
International Inspection
A proposal for an international inspectorate lies at the heart of every contemporary plan for armament control. Alternatives to the increasing perils of the unprecedented arms race of our era are made dependent on the development of a reasonably effective method of monitoring treaty compliance. Reduction of tension through control of weapons can be attempted only by the creation of a type of political instrument with which the world has had littl…
Discussion and Reviews
The Role of Public Opinion in United States Policies Toward the United Nations
The development of the United Nations has been, and doubtless will continue to be, dependent to a high degree on the support of its largest contributor and most powerful member, the United States. The place of the UN in United States foreign policy is in some degree dependent on the public opinion process. To the extent that knowledge of the role of public opinion can be increased, the potentialities for the growth of the UN can be more accuratel…
Forging a Public Information Policy for the United Nations
If there is truth in the assertion that the strength of the United Nations depends upon the support of public opinion within member states, the responsibility of those organs of the United Nations which supervise public information activities of the Secretariat is an important one. To those concerned with the future of international organization an analysis of the scope and limitations of the information programs which have developed in the first…
Forging a Public Information Policy for the United Nations
If there is truth in the assertion that the strength of the United Nations depends upon the support of public opinion within member states, the responsibility of those organs of the United Nations which supervise public information activities of the Secretariat is an important one. To those concerned with the future of international organization an analysis of the scope and limitations of the information programs which have developed in the first…
International Inspection
A proposal for an international inspectorate lies at the heart of every contemporary plan for armament control. Alternatives to the increasing perils of the unprecedented arms race of our era are made dependent on the development of a reasonably effective method of monitoring treaty compliance. Reduction of tension through control of weapons can be attempted only by the creation of a type of political instrument with which the world has had littl…
The Role of Public Opinion in United States Policies Toward the United Nations
The development of the United Nations has been, and doubtless will continue to be, dependent to a high degree on the support of its largest contributor and most powerful member, the United States. The place of the UN in United States foreign policy is in some degree dependent on the public opinion process. To the extent that knowledge of the role of public opinion can be increased, the potentialities for the growth of the UN can be more accuratel…
Forging a Public Information Policy for the United Nations
If there is truth in the assertion that the strength of the United Nations depends upon the support of public opinion within member states, the responsibility of those organs of the United Nations which supervise public information activities of the Secretariat is an important one. To those concerned with the future of international organization an analysis of the scope and limitations of the information programs which have developed in the first…
The Role of Public Opinion in United States Policies Toward the United Nations
The development of the United Nations has been, and doubtless will continue to be, dependent to a high degree on the support of its largest contributor and most powerful member, the United States. The place of the UN in United States foreign policy is in some degree dependent on the public opinion process. To the extent that knowledge of the role of public opinion can be increased, the potentialities for the growth of the UN can be more accuratel…
Discussion and Reviews
Referees in the armaments race
In the nuclear test-ban negotiations which have taken place over the past year, the key problem has been the controversy over the nature of the proposed international inspection system. As the negotiations began, two pioneering studies on methods of armament control appeared. One, Melman's Inspection for Disarmament (jointly sponsored by the Institute for International Order and the Institute of War and Peace
International Inspection
A proposal for an international inspectorate lies at the heart of every contemporary plan for armament control. Alternatives to the increasing perils of the unprecedented arms race of our era are made dependent on the development of a reasonably effective method of monitoring treaty compliance. Reduction of tension through control of weapons can be attempted only by the creation of a type of political instrument with which the world has had littl…
Images of United States Disarmament Policy in the International Disarmament Negotiating System
gates of nations play defined roles. These participants hold images of the ability and willingness of the major military powers to disarm. These images, whether objective or distorted, constitute one of the factors to be studied in the complex disarmament process. But images of the United States disarmament policy process held by individual diplomats are not often expressed in public statements. The materials presented in this brief paper represe…
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