Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Rockefeller Brothers Fund
The Rockefeller Special Studies Project was an influential, privately funded research project conducted by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund from 1956 to 1960. It was initiated by Nelson Rockefeller to develop new foreign and domestic policy guidelines for the USA in view of the tensions in the Cold War. The project was led by the then young Harvard professor Henry Kissinger, for whom this project was a springboard into the highest levels of US politics.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger headed the project office, coordinated the over 100 experts involved, requested the scientific work and was responsible for editing and writing the reports. He resigned from this post in June 1958, but remained on the project as a consultant thereafter.
Henry Kissinger led the Rockefeller Brothers Fund\'s Special Studies Project as director from 1956 to June 1958.
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Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Nelson Rockefeller
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF) Special Studies Project was initiated in 1956 by Nelson Rockefeller, the fund's president. In the first two years he managed the project himself.
Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Special Competitive Studies Project
The Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) is directly based on the Rockefeller Special Studies Project from 1956. This was founded by Nelson Rockefeller and headed by Henry Kissinger to strategically prepare the USA for the Cold War. Eric Schmidt sees today's AI arms race as a comparable historical turning point.
Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Dean Rusk
Dean Rusk played a central dual role in the Rockefeller Special Studies Project: He was both a member of the overarching steering committee and chair of Panel I, which dealt with US foreign policy principles.
Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Gordon Dean
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Rockefeller Special Studies Project
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Edward Teller
Edward Teller was an active member of the Rockefeller Special Studies Project in the late 1950s. There he sat on Panel II (“International Security Objectives and Strategy”) and advised the project intensively on the military aspects of the nuclear arms race in the Cold War.
Teller sat on Panel II (“International Security Objectives and Strategy”) and advised the Rockefeller Special Studies Project on the military aspects of the Cold War nuclear arms race.