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An Architect of Democracy
Building a Mosaic of Peace

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by James Robert Huntley
Foreword by
Brent Scowcroft

( New Academia Publishing, June, 2006)
600 pp, 12 illustrations, appendices, index
 Softcover $30.00 (members' price $27.00)

A detailed chronicle of the working life of an idealistic, action-oriented World War II veteran's lifelong search for peace through strengthening democracies and ithe international institutions that unite them.

Robert Hunter, former US ambassador to NATO:

 "Over half a century, James Huntley has played a major leadership role in government and in the nonprofit and scholarly worlds. This is a personal story of our times, well told by a master practitioner. "

 

David Kilgour, Member of Parliament, Canada:

" Jim Huntley is both an extraordinary American and an advocate for multiparty democracies around the world. Every democrat anywhere should read this work. "

















Other Reviews
  • The T. Hon. Lord [Chris] Patten of Barnes, CH,   former European Commissioner for External RElations and Governor of Hong Kong

" James Huntley shares with us his incomparable experience of diplomacy and the organization of civil society in a book rich with his wise insights. "

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