References

• Douglas E. Clark (2013). Eisenhower in Command at Columbia. Rowman & Littlefield. pp. 55–. ISBN  978-0-7391-7836-2. Continental Oil Company, Eisenhower discussed the American Assembly as a way to bring the intellectual resources of Columbia to the study of important issues. It would then integrate the perspective of business and labor leaders, ...
• Richard A. Melanson; David Mayers (1987). Reevaluating Eisenhower: American Foreign Policy in the 1950s. University of Illinois Press. pp. 42–. ISBN  978-0-252-01340-9.
• David Eisenhower (11 October 2011). Going Home To Glory: A Memoir of Life with Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1961-1969. Simon and Schuster. pp. 156–. ISBN  978-1-4391-9091-3.
• Dwight David Eisenhower; Alfred Dupont Chandler (1984). The Papers of Dwight David Eisenhower: Columbia University. Johns Hopkins Press. pp. 1382–. ISBN  978-0-8018-2061-8.
• Ira Chernus (1 January 2002). General Eisenhower: Ideology and Discourse. Michigan State University Press. p. 337. ISBN  978-0-87013-616-0.
• Andrea Giunta (25 June 2007). Avant-Garde, Internationalism, and Politics: Argentine Art in the Sixties. Duke University Press. pp. 344–. ISBN  0-8223-8969-X. . ... The American Assembly was established at Columbia University by Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1950 in order to analyze various problems and produce reports to generate conclusions and ...
• Moorhead Kennedy; Ralph Gordon Hoxie; Brenda Repland. The Moral Authority of Government: Essays to Commemorate the Centennial of the National Institute of Social Sciences. Transaction Publishers. pp. 73–. ISBN  978-1-4128-3784-2. ... Eisenhower's conviction, determination, and enthusiasm produced results, and he announced the American Assembly — his "most important step" at Columbia — in October, 1950, just before President Truman asked him to return to active ...
• Eisenhower, Dwight D. (1 January 1961). Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1960-1961. Best Books on. pp. 278–. ISBN  978-1-62376-840-9. ... Shortly after my arrival at Columbia, I was invited by the present President of the American Assembly, my friend, Henry Wriston, to participate in the monthly ... By early 1950 we had a home for the American Assembly, at Arden House, given to the University by Governor Averell Harriman. I thought ...
• P G. Boyle (17 November 2015). Eisenhower. Taylor & Francis. pp. 22–. ISBN  978-1-317-88870-3. Churchill wrote to Eisenhower with regard to his decision not to run in 1948 that ... Most of his time, however, he spent as president of Columbia and in 1950 he was able to devote all of his time to that role. ... Nevertheless, he found some aspects satisfying, such as the American Assembly, which consisted of seminars ...
• Sarah Nilsen (2 May 2011). Projecting America, 1958: Film and Cultural Diplomacy at the Brussels World's Fair. McFarland. pp. 86–. ISBN  978-0-7864-8537-6. The mobilization of the mass media in an orchestrated campaign to make atomic energy acceptable for future development had succeeded by the late 1950s. Eisenhower's own panel of experts, the American Assembly, reported in 1957 that ...
• Travis Beal Jacobs. Eisenhower at Columbia. Transaction Publishers. pp. 258–. ISBN  978-1-4128-2237-4. The day after the dedication ceremonies Harriman wrote Eisenhower, on White House stationery, that the General had ... The American Assembly, Eisenhower recalled in 1967, had held "scores of meetings concerned with almost every ...
• Geoffrey Perret (2 March 2000). Eisenhower. Random House Publishing Group. pp. 285–. ISBN  978-0-375-50470-9. The faculty's scorn was based not so much on what it saw of Eisenhower as what it heard. ... He also devoted a lot of time and energy to establishing the American Assembly, a Columbia-run forum where businessmen and professors would ...
• Phillip G. Henderson (2000). The Presidency Then and Now. Rowman & Littlefield. pp. 130–. ISBN  978-0-8476-9739-7.
• Fritz Stern (24 July 2007). Five Germanys I Have Known. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. pp. 308–. ISBN  978-1-4668-1922-1. When I was still at Columbia, before I left for Cornell, Columbia's then new president, Dwight D. Eisenhower, had founded the American Assembly, where outstanding American leaders met to discuss the great issues of the day, hoping their ...
• R. Johnson (18 November 2014). Asia Pacific in the Age of Globalization. Palgrave Macmillan UK. pp. 48–. ISBN  978-1-137-45538-3. As Eisenhower's commander in Panama, General Conner profoundly influenced his intellectual growth. Conner believed ... the world. The American Assembly, and its successful military sibling, the Academy Assembly at the United States.
• Moorhead Kennedy; Ralph Gordon Hoxie; Brenda Repland. The Moral Authority of Government: Essays to Commemorate the Centennial of the National Institute of Social Sciences. Transaction Publishers. pp. 73–. ISBN  978-1-4128-3784-2. Eisenhower's conviction, determination, and enthusiasm produced results, and he announced the American Assembly — his "most important step" at Columbia — in October, 1950, just before President Truman asked him to return to active ...
• Colonel Red Reeder. Eisenhower, Fighter for Peace. Russ Reeder. pp. 116–. ISBN  978-0-00-000239-6. A few months later he started "The American Assembly." Reporters wrote about what General Eisenhower said: "This is the most important step I've taken as president of Columbia. This program will bring together businessmen, labor leaders, ...
• Blanche W. Cook (1981). The declassified Eisenhower: a divided legacy. Doubleday Publishing. pp. 83–. ISBN  978-0-385-05456-0. The American Assembly was to become the agency through which Eisenhower communicated his developing political positions. In a memorandum sent to the supporters of the Assembly, Eisenhower systematically presented his conception of ...