Elizabeth Liagin
Published: 1995-01-01
Total Pages: 318
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A UNIQUE, SURPRISING & SOMETIMES FRIGHTENING STUDY OF THE U.S. FOREIGN AID PROGRAM & ITS IMPACT ON PEOPLE OF COLOR IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD. This book is the result of almost ten years of research, hundreds of Freedom of Information Act requests & travel on four continents. It examines the role of the National Security Council, the Central Intelligence Agency, AID, the Department of Defense & other branches of government in a clearly defined strategy to contain the rise to power of the emerging states of the southern hemisphere. MUCH OF THE MATERIAL IN THE BOOK HAS BEEN RECENTLY DECLASSIFIED & CANNOT BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE. The book also presents comprehensive documentation of subversive activities carried out under the "development assistance program". Including the clandestine recruitment of "in-place" agents, secret payments to influence policymakers, conditional lending & grant assistance, large-scale disinformation campaigns, cultural & intellectual warfare & falsely attributed propaganda. THIS BOOK IS A MUST FOR UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES & SERIOUS RESEARCHERS. Topics covered: Foreign Relations, Population, Reproductive Rights, Race Relations, Development Economics, International Agencies, Covert Operations, Military & Security Studies. Bulk prices available on request to retailers & booksellers. ORDERS & INQUIRIES: Information Project for Africa, Inc., Box 43345, Washington, DC 20010.