Associations
- Syndicated columnist for the Washington Post
- Syndicated columnist for the Christian Science Monitor
- Trustee of the American University in Cairo
- Member of the Council on Foreign Relations
- American Academy Political and Social Science
- American Society International Law
- Princeton Club
- University Club
- Century Association
- Honorary Co-Chairman UN Association of U.S. America
- Chairman of the Board, International House, New York City
- American Philosophical Society
- Chairman of the National Advertising Review Board
- Editorial Board, Foreign Service Journal
- Editorial Committee, VISTA Magazine
- Institute for World Order
- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- The Fund for Investigative Journalism
- Member of the Dartmouth Conferences
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