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Distinguished Men and Women who have passed away

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	Kenneth D. Kaunda Reflections on Empire, Nationalism, and Globalization Nov 2, 2006
	Kenzaburo Oe Art and Healing Apr 15, 1999
	Sir Brian Urquhart Reflections on a Life in War and Peace Mar 18, 1996
	Neil Sheehan Remembering the Vietnam War Nov 13, 1988
	Ellen O'Kane Tauscher Reflections on a Career in Public Service Nov 14, 2013
	Haynes Johnson McCarthyism Oct 27, 2005
	Gary S. Becker Intellectual Journey Mar 20, 2013
	Merv Field Taking the Pulse of California Feb 21, 2012
	Robert William Fogel Economic History Nov 15, 2004
	Gerald Nagler The Human Rights Movement and the Helsinki Process Apr 29, 2002
	Donald Richie Writing, Film, and Japan: An Expatriate's View Sep 20, 2001
	Ronald V. Dellums Legislating for the People Feb 9, 2000
	Robert Wise The Wise Touch Feb 27, 1998
	Kofi Annan Leading the United Nations Apr 18, 1998
	Sidney Altman Unraveling the Mystery of Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) Sep 22, 2010
	Gert Bastian & Petra Kelly The European Peace Movement Oct 22, 1984
	E.P. Thompson Nuclear Weapons, the Arms Race, and the Peace Movement Jul 31, 1983
	Abner J. Mikva Politics, Values, and the Separation of Powers Sep 14, 1999
	Frank Rhodes Adaptation and Change in the American University Mar 30, 1999
	Sherle R. Schwenninger Grand Strategy and American Triumphalism Feb 8, 2004
	Chalmers Johnson Militarism and the American Empire Jan 28, 2004
	Allan Gotlieb A Canadian Diplomat Reflects on Canada's Relationship with the United States Jan 25, 1989
	Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Recollections from a Military Career Mar 13, 1989
	Samuel Lewis Reflections on the Work of Diplomacy and the Peace Process Nov 14, 1988
	James O. Freedman Liberal Arts and Higher Education Apr 17, 2001
	Lawrence K. Grossman Pioneering Innovations in Broadcast Television Sep 11, 2001
	Alexander Dalgarno Astrophysics Feb 27, 2003
	S. David Freeman Energy, Conservation, and the Public Interest Sep 28, 2003
	Kenneth Waltz Theory and International Politics Feb 9, 2003
	Studs Terkel Keeping the Faith in Difficult Times Oct 28, 2003
	Richard C. Lewontin Science and Politics Nov 19, 2003
	Neil Smelser Intellectual Odyssey Dec 5, 2005
	Robert Jervis American Foreign Policy in a New Era Nov 16, 2005
	Hubert L. Dreyfus Meaning, Relevance, and the Limits of Technology Nov 1, 2005
	Victor S. Navasky Journals of Opinion and the Work of Democracy Sep 15, 2005
	Charles M. Vest Leading MIT into the 21st Century Sep 11, 2005
	Robert Fisk Foreign Correspondent' in the Middle East Dec 13, 2006
	Harry G. Summers Military Strategy Mar 5, 1996
	Yegor Gaidar Guiding the Transformation of the Russian Economy Nov 19, 1996
	Robert S. McNamara A Life in Public Service May 14, 1996
	Alexander Yakovlev Shaping Russia's Transformation: A Leader of Perestroika Looks Back Nov 20, 1996
	Zhores I. Alferov Scientific Discovery and the Information Age Apr 10, 2005
	Norman Myers The Journey of an Environmental Scientist Nov 10, 1998
	David Hamburg Making Ideas Matter Mar 1, 1998
	Frederick S. Wyle National Security and the Rule of Law Dec 4, 2007
	Donald Kennedy Science, Government, and the University Nov 7, 2007
	Robert A. Scalapino Reflections on a Life as Scholar, Teacher, and Policy Advisor Apr 20, 2008
	William Rusher The Conservative Movement Apr 24, 1990
	Michael Howard The Transformation of Europe May 3, 1990
	William Pfaff The End of the Cold War May 6, 1990
	Kenneth Boulding National Security Through Stable Peace Mar 15, 1987
	Alfred L. Atherton The Peace Process in the Middle East Feb 27, 1986
	John Kenneth Galbraith Intellectual Journey: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom Mar 26, 1986
	Douglas A. Fraser The Labor Movement, Protectionism, and the International Economy Feb 11, 1985
	Norman Cousins The Quest for Peace Sep 11, 1984
	Paul Warnke Prospects for Arms Control Oct 24, 1984
	Lord Carrington Diplomacy, the Nuclear Arms Race, and East-West Relations Oct 24, 1984
	Howard Wolpe The Role of Congress in Foreign Affairs Nov 11, 1982
	Philip Habib The Work of Diplomacy May 17, 1982
	Linus Pauling The Peace Movement in Historical Perspective Jan 17, 1983
	Tom Wicker The Presidency, the Press, and the Cold War Nov 2, 1983
	Stanley Cavell A Philosopher Goes to the Movies Feb 6, 2002
	Princeton Lyman U.S. Foreign Policy and Globalization Feb 27, 2002
	Christopher Hitchens A Dissenting Voice Apr 24, 2002
	David D. Newsom Reflections of a Diplomat Jun 12, 2002
	Harold L. Wilensky Comparing Rich Democracies Oct 28, 2002
	Charles H. Townes The Adventures of a Scientist Feb 14, 2000
	Charles R. Larson Education and Military Leadership Mar 8, 2000
	Conor Cruise O'Brien The Power of Ideas Apr 3, 2000
	Alan Cranston Democracy, Disarmament and Public Education Apr 16, 2000
	Ernst B. Haas Science and Progress in International Relations Oct 29, 2000
	Nelson Polsby Institutional Change in the U.S.Congress Sep 3, 2002
	John A. McCone Reflections Apr 20, 1988
	Victor F. Weisskopf A Scientist's Odyssey Apr 6, 1988
	Sir Ralf Dahrendorf Reflections from a Life in Science and Politics Apr 3, 1989
	Ira Michael Heyman Values, Persuasion, and Leadership in the Public Sector Jul 31, 2000
	Ahmed Kathrada Alongside Nelson Mandela: Reminiscences of a Former Political Prisoner Under Apartheid Nov 7, 1996
	Joseph Tussman Education and Citizenship Jan 12, 2000
	Howard Zinn Radical History Apr 19, 2001
	Herbert F. York Reminiscences from a Career in Science, National Security, and the University Feb 5, 1988
	Leonard Shlain Art and Science Dec 17, 2008
	Jacques Bouchard Nuclear Power and the Challenges of Global Climate Change and Nuclear Proliferation Feb 26, 2009
	Leslie H. Gelb Power, Ideas and Foreign Policy in the 21st Century Apr 5, 2009
	Leon M. Lederman A Life in Science: A Sense of Wonder Oct 14, 2009
	William K. Coblentz What Made California Great Jan 20, 2010
	Wolfram Hanrieder Germany Apr 4, 1990
	Chalmers Johnson The Last Days of the American Republic Mar 7, 2007
	Samuel Huntington The Problem of Strategy Oct 10, 1985