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...were led to believe there would be high casualties," says Albert Carnesale, Littauer professor of public policy and administration...
...Said Littauer Professor of Public Policy Albert Carnessale, "We have no idea if [the msessage] was official," adding that there was some question of the verb used in linking the conditions to the offer. He said he simply does not know if the conditions are a prerequisite for Iraqi withdraw...
After World War II, the U.S. emerged with the financial ability to help rebuild devastated European and Japanese economies, says Albert B. Carnesale, an academic dean and Littauer professor of public policy and administration at the Kennedy School. But today, the scholar and occasional foreign policy advisor says many industrial nations, including the U.S., "are not in the best of economic shape...
Public policy studies and programs (the old Littauer Center, the new Kennedy Center, etc.) were political in inspiration--the push coming from government, private industry and interest groups galore. Business schools and many subfields within economics were political (and intellectual, too) in inspiration--the push coming from government, industry and interest groups. Regional studies (Russian, East Asian, Middle East, African, Latin American) were political (and intellectual, too) in inspiration. And so on and so forth...I think the political argument as used by NAS backers is phony...
...some departments claim to have moved with the times more than others. Back at Littauer, accross the lobby from Government, students agree that traditions have changed...