Columbia Center for Oral History Portal > Oral history interview with Elise Boulding, 2001
Creator: | Boulding, Elise | Project: | United Nations intellectual history project (UNIHP). (see all project interviews) | Phys. Desc. : | sound file : digital preservation master, WAV files (96 kHz, 24 bit) | Location: | Columbia Center for Oral History | Full CLIO record >> |
Biographical NoteUnder-UNESCO, peace activist
Scope and ContentsFamily background and Norwegian identity; effects of Quakerism in her adult life; using language and changing language to communicate; development of and work with the International Peace Research Association; living and activism in Ann Arbor, Michigan; interaction between NGOs, IGOs, and corporations; American and one-third world lack of awareness of destruction and negligence of two-thirds world people and culture; UN University; sociology courses and human interaction in classes taught at UC Boulder and Dartmouth College; International Cooperation Year and International Women's Year; local beginnings for global peace processes; interconnection of human rights, economic, and environmental policies; building knowledge stock through oral history
SubjectsAccess ConditionsCopyright by the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies, The Graduate Center, The City University of New York, 2001
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