Baltimore Council
on Foreign Affairs
1989-1992
9/20/1989 Sir Anthony Ackland
Ambassador of Great Britain to the United States
“The Foreign Policy of Great Britain”
10/24/1989 Jan Kinast
Ambassador of the Polish People’s Republic to the United States
“Recent Developments in Poland”
11/2/1989 Karan Singh
Ambassador of India to the United States
“Jawaharlal Nehru: A Centenary Tribute”
11/14/1989 Charles William Maynes
Editor-in-Chief, Foreign Policy
“Foreign Policy Changes in the 1990s”
11/24/1989 Victor Mosquera
Ambassador of Columbia to the United States
“The Colombian Campaign Against Drug Trafficking”
11/29/1989 Kerry McGlynn
Director, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office
“Hong Kong’s Prospects after June 4th”
12/29/1989 General John Chain
Commander-in-Chief, Strategic Air Command
“SAC – Today and Tomorrow”
1/17/1990 James Baker
Director, Office of Director- General for Development and International Cooperation, United Nations
“International Development: Interest of U.S. and the Role of U.N.”
1/24/1990 The 10th Annual Baltimore Sun Foreign Policy Panel
Joseph R.L. Sterne, Charles Corddry, Stephens Broening
“Turning Point in History, 1989-1990”
1/29/1990 Barbara Mikulski, Senator from Maryland; and
Beverly Byron, U.S. Representative from Maryland’s 6th District
“Firsthand Look at Changing Conditions in Eastern Europe”
2/6/1990 Juergen Ruhfus
Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United States
“East-West Relations: A German View”
2/20/1990 William Webster
Director, Central Intelligence Agency
“Intelligence Issues in a Changing World”
3/5/1990 Edward Teller
Director Emeritus and Lawrence Livermore, Sr. Researcher, Hoover Institute
“The End of the Cold War”
3/5/1990 Derek Burney
Ambassador of Canada to the United States
“Canadian Foreign Policy Interests in a Changing World"
4/3/1990 Mitsuya Goto, Managing Director, Japan Center for International Exchange,
Sachiko Taguchi, International Secretary, Japan Democratic Socialist Party,
Yoshihide Sowya, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Keio University
“Japan’s International Role in a Changing World”
4/25/1990 Herman Cohen
Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs
“South Africa in Transition: The U.S. Role”
5/21/1990 Emmanuel Pelaez
Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States
“Philippine Update”
6/7/1990 Benjamin L. Cardin
U.S. Representative from Maryland’s 3rd District
“U.S. Trade Policy”
7/9/1990 Gustavo Petricioli
Ambassador of Mexico to the United States
“The Foreign Policy of Mexico”
9/12/1990 Tunne Kelam
Chairman, The Council of Estonia
“The Future of Estonia”
10/2/1990 Henry Nau
Associate Dean and Professor of Political Science and International Affairs, The Elliott School, Georgetown University
“The Myth of America’s Decline: Leading the World into the 90’s”
10/23/1990 Mohamed Sadiq Al-Mashat
Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq to the United States
“Iraq’s View of the Middle East and the Persian Gulf”
10/31/1990 Anatoly Gromyko
Director, Institute for African Studies, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
“Africa, Soviet Union and the United States”
11/7/1990 Guido Josè Maria Di Tella
Ambassador of the Argentine Republic to the United States
“Argentina’s Turn-Around: Political and Economic Transformations and Relations with the U.S.”
11/20/1990 John Duke Anthony
President, The National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations
“America and the Gulf Crisis: Whys Should One Care?”
12/12/1990 Steven L. Speigel
Professor of Political Science, UCLA
“Is Peace Possible in the Middle East?”
12/17/1990 Mohammed Al-Sabah
Chairman, The Economics Higher Planning Council of Kuwait
“The Persian Gulf Crisis”
1/10/1991 The 11th Annual Baltimore Sun Foreign Policy Panel
Joseph R.L. Sterne, Charles Corddry, Richard O’Mara
“Foreign Policy After the Cold War”
2/4/1991 William B. Quandt
Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution
“After the Gulf Crisis”
2/18/1991 Andreas Antonius Maria van Agt
Head of the Delegation of the Commission of the European Communities
“The Reshaping of the New Europe”
3/4/1991 S. Neil MacFarlane
Director, Center for Russian and East European Studies, University of Virginia
“The Crisis in the Soviet Union and its Foreign Policy Implications”
3/18/1991 Peter Zwack
Ambassador of Hungary to the United States
“Changes in Hungary”
4/18/1991 Steny H. Hoyer
U.S. Representative from Maryland’s 5th District
“CSCE: Its Implications in a New World Order”
4/22/1991 Lieutenant General Dave R. Palmer
Superintendent, U.S. Military Academy
“National Leadership: The Role of West Point”
5/29/1991 Jehan Sadat
First Lady of Egypt; Senior Fellow, Center for International Development and Conflict Management, University of Maryland
“The Legacy of Anwar Sadat”
7/17/1991 Roberto MacLean
Ambassador of Peru to the United States
“The Main Points in U.S.-Peruvian Relations”
9/19/1991 J. Danforth Quayle
Vice President of the United States of America
“American Foreign Policy”
9/26/1991 Ronald W. Roskens
Administrator, U.S. Agency for International Development
“The Development Test in a New World Order”
11/6/1991 Harry Heinz Schwartz
Ambassador of South Africa to the United States
“Freedom Is Not Complete if it is Exercised in Poverty”
11/11/1991 Rubens Zamora
Vice President, National Assembly of El Salvador; Progressive Opposition Leader
“Peace at Last? A View from the Left”
11/20/1991 James W. Conrow
Executive Vice President, Inter-American Development Bank
“Latin America and the IDB: A Partnership for Change”
11/26/1991 Dzevad Mujezinovic
Ambassador of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to the United States
“Crisis in Yugoslavia”
12/11/1991 Major General Perry M. Smith, USAF (Ret.)
CNN Military Analyst; Former Director of Plans, USAF
“Lessons in the Gulf War and the Media Coverage”
1/15/1992 The 12th Annual Baltimore Sun Foreign Policy Panel
Joseph R.L. Sterne, Charles Corddry, Mark Matthews
“The World Scene – 1992”
1/20/1992 Zhu Qizhen
Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the United States
“United States – China Relations”
2/5/1992 Robert O. Freedman
Professor of Political Science; Dean of the School of Graduate Studies, Baltimore Hebrew University
“The Middle East Peace Process: Progress and Prospects”
2/18/1992 Strobe Talbott
Editor at Large, Time Magazine
“The New Russia and the New World”
2/27/1992 Carlos Ortiz de Rosas
Ambassador of the Argentine Republic to the United States
“Argentina Today”
3/18/1992 Rear Admiral Thomas C. Lynch
Superintendent, United States Naval Academy
“The Mission of the Naval Academy in a Changing World”
3/25/1992 S.R. Nathan
Ambassador of Singapore to the United States
“Singapore-United States Relations: The Quest for Stability and Prosperity”
4/1/1992 Michael James Cook
Ambassador of Australia to the United States
“The New World Order”
4/9/1992 Kenneth M. Quinn
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs
“American Policy in Southeast Asia”
4/15/1992 Bushra Kanafani
Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of the Syrian Arab Republic; Spokeswoman of the Syrian Delegation to the Peace Talks
“The Path to Regional Order in the Middle East: The Syrian Perspective”
4/27/1992 Josè Gregorio De Faria, Ambassador of Portugal to NATO;
Major General Wolfgang Schade, German Military Representative to NATO
“NATO in the New World Order: The European perspective”
5/6/1992 Lieutenant General William E. Odom
Director, National Security Studies, The Hudson Institute; Adjunct Professor, Yale University
“American and the World: Guns vs. Butter”
5/13/1992 Chase Untermeyer
Associate Director for Broadcasting, U.S.I.A.
“International Broadcasting in a Post-Cold War World”
5/26/1992 Patricio Silva
Ambassador of Chile to the United States
“President Bush’s Enterprise for the Americas Initiative”
6/3/1992 H. Lawrence Garrett, III
Secretary of the Navy
“The Role of Sea power in Post-Cold War National Security”
6/8/1992 Boris Biancheri
Ambassador of Italy to the United States
“The Role of Italy in the European Unification Process”
6/17/1992 Jeffrey Davidow
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs
“Challenges and Opportunity in Southern Africa”
7/13/1992 Jeffrey E. Garten
Managing Director, The Blackstone Group
“A Cold Peace: America, Japan, Germany and the Struggle for Supremacy”