Rockefeller – Controlling the Game (42 page)

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Hironaka, Ann (2014),
Greening the Globe: world society and environmental change
, Cambridge University Press

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Rockefeller Foundation (1972),
Annual Report 1972

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Rockefeller Foundation (1971),
Annual Report 1971

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Train, Russell (2003),
Politics, Pollution, and Pandas: An Environmental Memoir
, Washington: Island Press, p. 49;

Winks, Robin W. (1997), pp. 43–44

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Ward, Barbara; Dubos, René Jules (1972),
Only One Earth: The Care and Maintenance of a Small Planet
, W. W. Norton & Company, New York, NY

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Satterthwaite, David (2006),
Barbara Ward and the Origins of Sustainable Development, 
International Institute for Environment and Development, London

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The film was funded by Charles F. Kettering Foundation, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, George Gund Foundation, and Tinker Foundation.

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Rockefeller, John D. III (1972),
Population and the American Future: The Report of The Commission on Population Growth and the American Future
, Rockefeller Commission Report, The Center for Research on Population and Security, July 27, 1972,
www.mnforsustain.org/pop_rockefeller_72.htm

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Simcox, David (1998) “NPG Forum Series: Nixon and American Population Policy”, Floridians Sustainable Population,
www.flsuspop.org/NixRockefeller.html (
retrieved 24 Jan 2018
)

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Summers, Dirk Wayne (1972),
Survival of Spaceship Earth
, United Productions Limited
youtu.be/KCHyP8sj92g
(retrieved 10 Oct 2019)

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World Economic Forum, Timeline: The Davos Manifesto 1973
widgets.weforum.org/history/1973.html
(retrieved 10 Nov 2019)

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The World Economic Forum (2009),
A Partner in Shaping History – The First 40 Years 1971–2010
, World Economic Forum

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The World Economic Forum (2009), p. 32

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Rockefeller, David (2003),
Memoires
, Random House,
New York, NY

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Kissinger, Henry (2017), “Henry Kissinger: My friend David Rockefeller, a man who served the world”, article in
Washington Post
, March 30, 2017

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Knudsen, Dino (2013),
The Trilateral Commission and Global Governance
, Routledge, Oxford

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The Trilateral Commission (1998), “The Trilateral Commission at 25: Between past and future”
trilateral.org/download/files/anniversary_evening.pdf
(
retrieved 28 Jan 2018
)

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Brzezinski, Zbigniew (1970),
Between Two Ages: America's Role in the Technetronic Era
, Greenwood Press, Santa Barbara, CA

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DeWitt, Karen (1977), “Brzezinski, the Power and the Glory”, article in The
Washington Post
, 4 February 1977

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Members included board members of Chase Manhattan Bank and its International Advisory Group, including Agnelli, Kissinger, John Loudon (Shell Oil and WWF), William A. Hewitt (John Deere), David Packard (Hewlett Packard), Henry Ford II (Ford Foundation), and Robert O. Anderson (ARCO and Aspen Institute).

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Wood, Patrick M.; Sutton, Anthony C. (1979),
Trilaterals Over Washington
, reprint 2017: Coherent Publishing LCC, Meza

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Knudsen, Dino (2013)

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Torda, Roger (2003), “David Rockefeller: Bridge Builder (A Tribute)”, Produced, directed, and written by Roger Torda, Synergos Institute, Rockefeller Archive Center
youtu.be/y2cORk1ni10
(retrieved 29 Sep 2019)

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Rockefeller, David (2003), pp 242–243

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Rockefeller, David (1973), “From a China Traveller”, article in
New York Times
www.nytimes.com/1973/08/10/archives/from-a-china-traveler.html
(retrieved 9 May 2019)

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Rockefeller, David (2003),
Memoirs
, pp. 258–260

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Morgan, Oliver; Islam, Faisal (2001), “Saudi dove in the oil slick”, article in
The Guardian,
14 Jan 2001

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Hyman, Sidney (1975),
The Aspen Idea
, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, OK, p. 293

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Wilson, Thomas W. Jr. (1972),
World Energy, The Environment and Political Action: Summary of Second International Environmental Workshop
, International Institute for Environmental Affairs, Washington, DC

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Engdahl, William (2004),
A Century of War
, Pluto Press, London

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Kutz, Myer (1974), “The Rockefeller Problem”, article in
New York Times
, April 28, 1974

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Lynn, Frank (1975), “Rockefeller Quits as Chairman of Critical Choices Commission”, article in
New York Times
, 1 March 1975

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Critical Choices for Americans ,Vol. 1–13
(1976–1977), Lexington Books, Lexington, MA; Aero Publishers Inc., CA

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United Nations General Assembly (1974), 3201 (S-VI) Declaration on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order, 6th special session, United Nations, May 1, 1974

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Cox, R. (1979), Ideologies and the New International Economic Order: Reflections on some recent literature. 
International Organization,
 
33
(2), 257-302. doi:10.1017/S002081830003216

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The Trilateral Commission (1976), T10 – Looking Back.....and Forward,
Trialogue: A Bulletin of North American–European–Japanese Affairs
trilateral.org/file.showdirectory&list=Trialogue-Series
(retrieved 25 Oct 2019)

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United Nations General Assembly (1974)

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Knudsen, Dino (2013), p. 114

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Gardner, Richard N., Saburo Okita, Udink, B. J. (1974),
A Turning Point in North-South Relations
, Trilateral Commission Task Force Report 3, The Triangle Papers

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Knudsen, Dino (2013), p. 115

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Ibid.

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The Trilateral Commission (1976), T10 – Looking Back.....and Forward

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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (2014), UNCTAD at 50: A Short History
unctad.org/en/PublicationsLibrary/osg2014d1_en.pdf
(retrieved 25 Oct 2019)

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Colomer, J. (2014),
How Global Institutions Rule the World
, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, UK

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Knudsen, Dino (2013), p. 115

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Knudsen, Dino (2013), pp. 166–167

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Mourlon-Druol, Emmanuel; Romero, Federico (eds.) (2014),
International Summitry and Global Governance, The rise of the G7 and the European Council, 1974–1991
, Routledge, London, pp. 82–85

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McLoughlin (1989), “The Third World Debt Crisis and the International Financial System”,
Student Economic Review
, Trinity College Dublin

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Bello, Walden (1999), 
Dark Victory: The United States and Global Poverty
(2nd edition),
Food First Books, Oakland, CA

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Daniel, Clifton (1974), “Ford and 25th Amendment: Rockefeller Choice Held Free of Party Pressure”, article in
New York Times
, December 23, 1974

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Bayh, Birch (1968),
One Heartbeat Away: Presidential Disability and Succession
, Bobbs Merrill, Indianapolis, IN;

Fitzgerald, John, “25th Amendment: The Architect”, Watergate Amendment
www.watergatemendment.com/?page_id=3508
(
retrieved 24 Jan 2018
)

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Knudsen, Dino (2013), p. 133

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Hatfield, Mark O. (1997), “Vice Presidents of the United States, 1789–1993: Nelson Rockefeller”, The Senate Historical Office, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington DC, pp. 505–512

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Wood, Patrick M. (2015),
Technocracy Rising: The Trojan Horse of Global Transformation
, Coherent Publishing, Mesa, AZ, pp. 60–66

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Hyman, Sidney (1975), p. 297

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Wilson, Thomas W. Jr. (1974),
World Population and a Global Emergency
, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, Washington, DC

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Hyman, Sidney (1975), p. 298

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Aspen Institute (1976),
Second status report to the trustees of IFIAS, on the IFIAS special project: The Impact on man of Climate Change
, 8 October 1976

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Ibid.

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Hart, David (1992), “Strategies of Research Policy Advocacy: Anthropogenic Climatic Change Research 1957–1974”,
belfercenter.ksg.harvard.edu/files/disc_paper_92_08.pdf
(retrieved 28 March 2018)

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Rockefeller Foundation (1974),
Annual Report 1974

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Palme, Olof (1974), “Olof Palme: Förändrat klimat är största hotet”, article in
Svenska Dagbladet
, 27 Nov 1974

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Rockefeller Foundation (1974),
Annual Report 1974
, p. 64

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Kellogg, William (1987)

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Rockefeller Brothers Fund (1974),
Annual Report 1974
, p. 25

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Rockefeller Brothers Fund (1974),
Annual Report 1974
. p. 26

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Spekke, Andrew (1975),
The Next 25 Years: Crisis and Opportunity
, World Future Society, Washington DC, p. III

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Spekke, Andrew (1975), p. 204–210

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László, Ervin (1977),
Goals for Mankind
–
A Report to the Club of Rome
, Hutchinson & Co., London

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Spekke, Andrew (1975), pp. 57–59

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László, E.; Baker, R.; Eisenberg, E.; Raman, V. (1978),
The Objectives of the New International Economic Order
, Pergamon