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Gerald Lee Hamilton
No full textMarietta College Faculty, studio portrait. Gerald Lee Hamilton (Mariettana, 1935, p. 22)
Gerald Lee Hamilton
No full textMarietta College Faculty, studio portrait. Gerald Lee Hamilton (Mariettana, 1935, p. 22). Different pose
An Interview with Lee Hamilton
Get PDFLee Hamilton has represented the Ninth District of
Indiana for fifteen terms. He is currently chairman of the
Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives
and has previously been chairman of the Joint
Economic Committee of Congress, the House Intelligence
Committee and several other select committees.
He is widely recognized for his knowledge of
foreign affairs and economic issues. The Ninth District
covers almost the entire southeast quarter of Indiana
and, as Mr. Hamilton notes, it is the most rural of
Indiana's congressional districts. He maintains a
longstanding interest in agricultural and rural conditions
and policies
Iden Lecture (1998): Lee Hamilton
No full text19th Oscar Iden Lecture on American Foreign Policy and International Diplomacy, to commemorate the late Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Iden, who contributed to the endowment that established the lecture series. Ambassador David Newsom introduced Lee Hamilton as the lecturer for the occasion. Hamilton lectured on a few of the changes he had seen in American foreign policy, from his perspective in the United States Congress, both in process and in substance, and lessons learned from his years in Congress. He also remarked on the constant changing of issues in foreign policies
Lee Hamilton: A balanced view of American power p. 19
No full textThe 102nd Sibley Lecturer was Lee Hamilton, cochair of the Iraq Study Group and former vice-chair of the 9/11 Commission. Helping to commemorate the Rusk Center\u27s 30th anniversary, he addressed our country\u27s position in the global arena
Lee Hamilton, co-chair of Iraq Study Group, to deliver 102nd Sibley Lecture
No full textLee Hamilton, the co-chair of the Iraq Study Group and former vice-chair of the 9/11 Commission, will deliver Georgia Law’s 102nd Sibley Lecture March 27 at 2:30 p.m. in the Chapel. Hamilton’s talk, titled “A Balanced View of American Power,” will address how the United States can use its power around the world to pragmatically protect the country’s interests and advance its values. This year’s lecture will help to celebrate the establishment of the Dean Rusk Center in 1977
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