Word: reischauer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only a prosperous nation, but as most of its income is poured into military defense, it would be perfectly capable of defeating the North. Kim II Sung, the North Korean dictator, "would be absolutely out of his mind to launch a war against the South," Edwin O. Reischauer, University Professor and one of the strongest advocates of a military withdrawal, says. Sung would surely lose a war fought against South Korea not only because the South is stronger, but because Russia and China have shown no recent interest in supporting the North, and since July 1950, when deputy minister...
...history. The first theme is his determination to master the next-to-impossible Japanese language. The second theme is "the country's need" for "a good course on Far Eastern history." Fairbank himself realized this goal when, sometime shortly before the second world war, he and Edwin O. Reischauer, now University Professor, combined their knowledge with what has been described as Fairbank's "great organizational talents" and "leading entrepreneurial skills" to start a course on the history of China and Japan that later became Soc Sci 11, "East Asian Civilizations," and is now familiarly know as "Rice Paddies...
...Reischauer said the two options are not mutually exclusive, adding that there are strong reasons to consider North America, Japan and Western Europe as a single community, particularly in their interaction with the developing world...
...trilateral group countries are increasingly interdependent in the area of economics and national defense, and already share common attitudes towards democracy and a free market economy, Hiroaki Fuji, another panelist and a fellow of the Center for International Affairs, said in agreement with Reischauer...
...prosperity of the world as a whole is dependent on the prosperity of the trilateral group" because most of the world's international trade is carried on between the trilateral countries, Reischauer said...