Word: hoffmann
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Speaking at Winthrop House, Hoffmann questioned whether the Kennedy Administration will be able to handle the "enormous complexities" of these problems without "bungling...
...spread of nuclear weapons and the Algerian situation are the most immediate West European problems the Kennedy Administration will face, Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, declared last night...
Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, said that U.N. troops might replace Western forces in Berlin, but otherwise he denied the U.N.'s ability to resolve the Cold War. Hoffmann called the Korean settlement "practically a miracle," and claimed that "one cannot institutionalize miracles...
Both Stanley H. Hoffmann, associate professor of Government, and Louis B. Sohn, professor of Law, criticized the United States for bombarding the U.N. with problems. According to Hoffmann, whenever the U.S. policymakers are between satisfying their NATO allies and placating the neutrals, they the problem to the U.N. Although this action has succeeded thus far in the situation, Hoffmann considers it a dangerous policy for the U.S. might be numbered and outmaneuvered in the General Assembly...
...Henderson, who still thinks that he is her husband but insane. As Roger's end shows. Author Glaskin's powers of invention are unfortunately limited and his writing is graceless. What recommends the book is chiefly its intriguing central idea, which suggests a hitherto untold Tale of Hoffmann as it might have been rendered by Thorne Smith...