James Harlan Cleveland (Rhodes 1937)
Democratic. Phillips Andover Academy*. Rhodes Scholar, University of Oxford. Council on Foreign Relations.[5] Bilderberg.
Relative of 22nd and 24th U.S. President Grover Cleveland.
He found himself on the cutting edge of many ideas, including examining the changing paradigms for global governance and marketplace of the information revolution. He was a journalist, executive editor, and publisher of The Reporter magazine in New York.[3]
President of the University of Hawaii. During his term, Hawaii added a medical school, a law school, and an international astronomy project. He authored many books on leadership and public policy. Hi intellectual pursuits amazed many academic colleagues.
2003 - Global Governance: Critical Concepts in Political Science, Volume 4 - Social Forces, Elites and Policy Networks.[7]
1980 to 1987 - Founding Dean of Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at University of Minnesota.[3]
1965 to 1969 - U.S. Representative to NATO by President Lyndon B. Johnson.[3]
1961 to 1965 - Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs to Secretary Livingston T. Merchant (Acting. University Cottage Club) and Dean Rusk (Rhodes 1931) by President John F. Kennedy / Lyndon B. Johnson.
**Acting United States District Attorney and Mayor of the new-by city of Glendale, Ohio.[2]
1956 to 1961 - Dean of Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University
1947, Mr. Cleveland transferred to Shanghai, China to become director of the UNRRA China program. He was appointed as director of the U.S. China Aid program in 1948.[8]
WW2 - 1944, Appointed to manage the Allied Control Commission economic programs in Italy.[8]
1938 - Undergraduate Class of Princeton University.[3]
Died , from Not Known. Age 55.
Note: Son of Harlan Cleveland, who was United States District Attorney in one of President Grover Cleveland’s Administrations. His grandfather, Stanley Matthews, and an uncle, John Marshall Harlan, served on the United States Supreme Court.”.[2]
Blinded in his right eye in a childhood accident, making him ineligible for military service during World War II. His left eye, which was cosmetically perfect, became telescopic.
Harlan is survived by Lois, his wife of 66 years; two daughters, Melantha and Zoe; a son, Alan; and a grandson.
[2] - NY Times - Mar 22, 1950 - JAMES H. CLEVELAND
[3] Princeton - Memorial - James Harlan Cleveland (Rhodes 1937)
[4] - FYI - Wiki - James Harlan Cleveland (Rhodes 1937)
[5] - International Educational and Cultural Exchange, Volumes 9-11
[7] - Find a Grave - James Harlan Cleveland (Rhodes 1937)
[8] - snac cooperative.org - James Harlan Cleveland (Rhodes 1937)
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