Harvard University graduate who has been characterized as the architect of American Cold War foreign policy and also of arms control talks. A member of President Kennedy's Ex-Comm (The Executive Committee of the National Security Council) during the October, 1962 Cuban missile crisis. Author of numerous essays on foreign policy, national security and arms control-his memoir "From Hiroshima to Glasnot: At the Center of Decision," was published in 1989. The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Study was named in his honor at The John Hopkins University.
Harvard University graduate who has been characterized as the architect of American Cold War foreign policy and also of arms control talks. A member of President Kennedy's Ex-Comm (The Executive Committee of the National Security Council) during the October, 1962 Cuban missile crisis. Author of numerous essays on foreign policy, national security and arms control-his memoir "From Hiroshima to Glasnot: At the Center of Decision," was published in 1989. The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Study was named in his honor at The John Hopkins University.
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