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Front MatterSource: Journal of Inter-American Studies, Vol. 10, No. 2 (Apr., 1968)Published by: Center for Latin American Studies at the University of MiamiStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/165382 .
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John W. Holmes is Director General of the Canadian Institute of Inter? national Affairs, having served for seventeen years in the Canadian
foreign service. He has written widely on Canadian foreign policy and other international subjects.
Arnold W. Frutkin is Assistant Administrator for International Pro?
grams at NASA. Following study at Harvard University, he worked with the Bureau of National Affairs and the International Geophysical Year before joining NASA.
Richard B. Griffin, Jr. is Cooperative Projects Officer at NASA Office of International Affairs.
Jung-Gun Kim is a Korean national currently teaching international law and organization at East Carolina College, Greenville, North Carolina.
Following study at the University of Missouri at Kansas City, and at
George Washington University, he earned a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland in 1965.
Reynaldo Galindo Pohl is an eminent jurisconsult, academician, and uni?
versity professor in El Salvador. He is Chief of the Department for Le?
gal Studies of the Organization of Central American States (ODECA).
Salvador Maria Lozada is Chairman of the Committee on Municipal Law of the Inter-American Bar Association. He is a professor at the Uni- versidad Nacional de Buenos Aires and the author of various books and monographs on law and political science.
Raymond D. Souza, a Cuban in exile, editor, and translator for the maga? zine Bohemia, has written several short stories and was selected by Ernest Hemingway to translate his novel The Old Man and the Sea.
William R. Garner, who teaches government at Southern Illinois Univer?
sity, is the author of the recently published The Chaco Dispute, and is
currently engaged in new research on the Organization of American States.
Orville G. Cope has conducted research in Chile in 1964 and 1966. He
recently received the William H. Kiekhofer Award for Teaching Excellence from the University of Wisconsin.
Maurice A. Lubin, author, poet, and one of the editors of the review
Conjonction in Haiti, was co-editor, with Carlos Saint Louis, of an
anthology of Haitian poetry.
Mary Jeanne Martz, presently a doctoral candidate in political science
at Duke University with a concentration in inter-American law and
organization, accompanied her husband to Ecuador in 1966-67 on a
Guggenheim Fellowship for research on political parties and ideology.
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It has always been the practice of the Journal of Inter-American
Studies to use its April issue to commemorate in some special way the founding of the Pan American Union. This year we are varying the pattern a little: instead of reemphasizing what the member states
of the Organization of American States are doing, we are looking in
from the outside and expressing the views of those American states?
like Canada?that prefer not to join the OAS, and paying attention
to the nature of the various roles that nonmember states can and do
play in the OAS. Such studies not only serve to place our regional
organizations in a new perspective, but also contribute fresh insights into the nature of political groupings such as these that are acquiring
increasing significance in the world of today.
lone Stuessy Wright Editor
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