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Policy for a Free World (1958)
About this film
The guests this episode are Hans J. Morgenthau, director, the Center for the Study of American Foreign Policy, the University of Chicago; SLA Marshall, Brigadier General, editorial writer and military critic for the Detroit News. Morgenthau and Marshall join Louis Lyons to study the US foreign policy. They believe it is too divorced from military policy which is oriented mistakenly toward the US economic and financial policies. They believe the most important problem today is the use of force, and they discuss a possible atomic war which they call universal suicide. (Description adapted from documents in the NET Microfiche)
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WOSU-TV (Television station : Columbus, Ohio)
Subjects
public broadcasting, AAPB, Foreign policy, Cold War, Nuclear weapons, International relations, Atomic age, Military strategy, Liberty, Hans J. Morgenthau, S.L.A. Marshall, United States history, Political science, War history, National security, Ethics of war, Atomic warfare, Diplomacy, Realism, Limited war, Peace and conflict studies, Global security, 1950s, Essentials of Freedom
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