Indonesia: A Case Study in Asian-American Understanding, 1956. Two Sides of One World, 1956. Paths of Action toward an Asian-American Cooperation, 1959. Indonesia: A Case Study in Asian-American Understanding, 1958, 1956-1979
Scope and Contents
a) Collage: INDONESIA: A CASE STUDY IN ASIAN-AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING. By Arthur Goodfriend, 1958. 38 p. 27 cm. Unpublished. Part typewritten, part printed text pasted on pages.
• Letter from Frank S. Hopkins, Acting Director, UNESCO Relations Staff. November, 1957 [Attached to first page].
• Letter from Robert Blum, President, The Asia Foundation. November 14, 1957 [Attached to last page].
b) Folder:
• Letter to Thomas A. Dooley, MD, August 17, 1959.
• Letter from Thomas A. Dooley, MD, July 25, 1979.
c) Folder: 13 Photographs in four plastic sleeves.
d) Pamphlet: Paths of action toward Asian-American understanding and cooperation: A work paper. By Arthur Goodfriend. Introduction and discussion outline by Olive McKay. Prepared for Citizens Consultations. Sponsored by the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO. Washington. 1957. 54 p. 25 cm.
“A work paper prepared for Citizens Consultations, sponsored by the United States National Commission for UNESCO, based on the general conference of UNESCO in New Delhi, India, in 1956.”
e) Pamphlet: Indonesia: A case study in Asian-American understanding. Prepared by Arthur Goodfriend for Citizens Consultations. Sponsored by the U.S. National Commission for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Supplement to Paths of action toward Asian-American understanding and cooperation. Preliminary edition. Washington: U.S. National Commission for UNESCO, [1957]. 38 p. 25 cm.
f) Pamphlet: Two sides in one world. A report on the international discussion of human values in social change in Southeast Asia and in the United States. Prepared for the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO by Arthur Goodfriend. [1957]. 78 p. 24 cm.
“A report on an international discussion of human values in social change in South and Southeast Asia and in the United States … implications for Asian-American cooperation. Prepared for the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO, whose seminar I attended as participant and reporter.”
f) Folder: THE TRUEST PATH TO ENDURING PEACE. By Arthur Goodfriend. nd. 15 p. 28 cm. [Typescript.]
Dates
- Creation: 1956-1979
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