Goals:
1. Add value to the public debate on international
affairs.
2. Energize foreign policy discussions nationwide by making the
Council a truly national organization with membership across the country.
3. Identify and nurture the next generation of foreign policy
leaders.
4. Make the Council the source for ideas and clear and accurate
information on key international issues for the interested public.
Continuing
the
Inquiry
The Council on
Foreign Relations
from 1921 to 1996
Peter Grose
"Nothing is possible without men;
nothing is lasting without
institutions."
Jean Monnet
Memoirs (1978)
A Council on Foreign Relations Book
CONTENTS
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Acknowledgment
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