Rockefeller – Controlling the Game (43 page)

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Keys, Donald (1982),
Earth at Omega: Passage to Planetization
, The Branden Press, Boston, MA

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Reiser, Oliver (1975),
Cosmic Humanism and World Unity
, World Institute Creative Findings, Gordon and Breach, New York, NY

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Co-Creation Magazine (2019) “A Tribute to Barbara Marx Hubbard 1929-2019”
co-creationmagazine.com/a-tribute-to-barbara-marx-hubbard-1929-2019
(retrieved 21 Aug 2019)

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Genzlinger, Neil (2019), “Barbara Marx Hubbard, 89, Futurist Who Saw ‘Conscious Evolution,’ Dies”, article in
New York Times
, May 15, 2019

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Among participants at Lindisfarne was chemist James Lovelock who formulated the Gaia Hypothesis with clear influences from the teachings of Teilhard de Chardin.

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Wilson, Claire (2008), Annie Cheatham interviewed by Claire Wilson, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Conway, MA,
www.smith.edu/libraries/libs/ssc/activist/transcripts/Cheatham.pdf
(
retrieved
8 Feb 2018)

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Clearinghouse
on
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Toffler, Alvin (1995),
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Congressional Clearinghouse on the Future (1983), Letter from Robert Edgar to the advisory group,
digitalcollections.library.cmu.edu/awweb/awarchive?type=file&item=589201
(retrieved 22 Jan 2018)

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Congressional Institute for the Future (1999), About
www.users.interport.net/f/u/future98/INST.html
(
retrieved 22 January 2018)

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Gibson, Donald (2002),
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King, Gilbert (2012), “A Halloween Massacre at the White House”, article in
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Rockefeller Brothers Fund (1987),
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Hodder, Sam (2017), “Generations of Generosity: Remembering David Rockefeller”, article för
Save the Redwood League
, 22 March 2017,
www.savetheredwoods.org/blog/
generations-generosity-remembering-david-rockefeller
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SLA (1973), “Symbionese Liberation Army Declaration of Revolutionary War and the Symbionese Program” (press release),
web.archive.org/web/20031020235849/
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Allen, Gary (1976),
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, Buccaneer Books, Inc., Cutchogue, NY

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Rose, Charlie (2002), interview with David Rockefeller, “David Rockefeller, philanthropist and former CEO of Chase Manhattan Bank, shares his autobiography,
Memoirs
, which documents his life and the history of his legendary family”
charlierose.com/videos/9606
(retrieved 29 Sep 2019)

²⁸³
Collier, Peter; Horowitz, David (1976),
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, Holt, Rindhart and Winston, New York, NY

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Lemann, Nick (1976), “Poor Little Rich People,
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article in
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22 April 1976

²⁸⁵
Rockefeller, David (2003)
Memoirs
, Random House: New York, p. 322

²⁸⁶
Ibid, pp. 342–345

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McFadden, Robert D. (1974), “Rockefeller Gave Kissinger $50,000, helped 2 others”, article in
New York Times
, 6 Oct 1974

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Rockefeller Brothers Fund,
Annual Report 1987

²⁸⁹
Frank, Jeffrey (2014), “Big Spender, Nelson Rockefeller's grand ambitions”, article in
The New Yorker
, 13 Oct 2014

²⁹⁰
Kissinger, Henry (1979), “Remembrance of Nelson Rockefeller”
www.henryakissinger.com/remembrances/nelson-rockefeller
(retrieved 4 Nov2018)

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Rockefeller, David (2003),
Memoirs
, Random House Trade Paperbacks, New York, NY,
p. 322

²⁹²
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The Global 2000 Report to the Presiden
t, US Government Printing Office, Washington, DC

²⁹³
Barney, Gerald O. (1977),
THE UNFINISHED AGENDA: THE CITIZEN'S POLICY GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES : A TASK FORCE REPORT SPONSORED BY THE Rockefeller BROTHERS FUND
, Thomas Y. Crowell Co., New York,
NY

²⁹⁴
Rockefeller Foundation (1980),
Annual Report 1980

²⁹⁵
Official sponsors included Bell Canada, Control Data Corporation, General Motors of Canada, IBM Canada, Imperial Oil, Kodak Canada, Petro-Canada, Royal Bank of Canada, Shell Canada, Sun Oil Company of Canada, Trizec Corporation, Xerox of Canada, and United Nations.

²⁹⁶
Burdman, Mark (1989), “World Futurists Turn Back the Clock”, article in
Fusion
, November 1980

²⁹⁷
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Wagar, Warren W. (1980), “Technocracy as the Highest State of Capitalism” i Feather, Frank (1980),
Through the '80s: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally
, World Future Society, Washington, DC

²⁹⁹
Wagar, W. Warren (1963),
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, Houghton Mifflin, Boston

³⁰⁰
Cartwright, Glenn F., Finkelstein, Adam (1999), “Second decade Symbionics and Beyond”, Based on a paper presented at the Ninth General Assembly of the World Future Society, Washington DC, July 31, 1999

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Myers, N. (1981), First Global Conference on the Future, Held in the Royal York Hotel and Harbour Hilton, Toronto, Canada, During 20–24 July 1980, Environmental Conservation, 8(1), 73–73, doi:10.1017/S0376892900026825

³⁰²
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Annual Report 1989

³⁰³
Rockefeller, David (2003),
Memoirs
, Random House Trade Paperbacks, New York, NY
, p. 322

³⁰⁴
Rockefeller Brothers Fund (2010),
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2005-2010
, November 2010

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Disclosure Project,
www.disclosureproject.org

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Rockefeller Brothers Fund (2015), 75 Years of Engaged Philanthropy Timeline: The One World Program 1983,
75.rbf.org/#!trigger=one-world-program

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McNeill, Jim et al. (1991),
Beyond Interdependence: The meshing of the world’s economy and the earth’s ecology
, en rapport för Trilaterala Kommissionen,
Oxford University Press, Oxford

³⁰⁸
Schwartz, Laura (2018),
A History of Climate Action Through Foundations
, Rockefeller Archives Center Research Report, May 28, 2018,
rockarch.issuelab.org/resources/30792/30792.pdf

³⁰⁹
The Trilateral Commission (1973), Members,
swprs.files.wordpress.com/2017/07/rilateral-commission-members-1973.pdf

³¹⁰
The Center for International Affairs was founded in 1958 by Kissinger and Robert R. Bowie with the purpose of analysing various world problems identified by its founders. Like Kissinger, Bowie was part of the inner circle of the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations

³¹¹
Weatherhead Center for International Affairs (2018), “In Theory and In Practice: Harvard's Center for International Affairs, 1958–1983”,
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center-international-affairs-1958%E2%80%931983
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The Trilateral Commission (1998), “The Trilateral Commission at 25: Between past and future”
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(
retrieved 28 Jan 2018)

³¹²
Mazur, L. and Miles, L. (eds) (2012)
Sir Crispin Tickell, in Conversations with Green Gurus: The Collective Wisdom of Environmental Movers and Shakers
, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ

³¹³
Pearce, Fred (1992), “The Green Diplomat”,
New Scientist
3/21/92, Vol. 133 Issue 1813, p. 38

³¹⁴
Population Matters (2018), Patrons
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(
retrieved 20 Jan 2018)

³¹⁵
William W. Kellogg (Aspen Institute and National Center for Atmospheric Research) was a veteran and had been part of both the SMIC report and the Rockefeller Foundation/National Academy of Sciences study “The Biological Effects on Atomic Radiation" (1956).

³¹⁶
McDonald had earlier been involved in the 1965 report
Restoring the Quality of the Environment,
written with Roger Revelle and later climate skeptic Frederick Seitz.

³¹⁷
Woodwell, G.; MacDonald, G. J.; Revelle, R.; Keeling, C. D. (1979),
The Carbon Dioxide Problem: Implications for Policy in the Management of Energy and Other Resources
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³¹⁸
Carbon Dioxide and Climate: A Scientific Assessment
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³¹⁹
Agrawala, Shardul (1999), “Early science–policy interactions in climate change: lessons from the Advisory Group on Greenhouse Gases”,
Global Environmental Change
, Vol. 9, Issue 2, 1999, pp. 157–169

³²⁰
Schwartz, Laura (2018),
A History of Climate Action Through Foundations
, Rockefeller Archives Center Research Report, 29 May 2018,
rockarch.issuelab.org/resources/30792/30792.pdf

³²¹
Schwartz, Laura (2018)

³²²
Rockefeller Brothers Fund (1986),
Annual Report 1986
, p. 24

³²³
Bolin, B.; International Council of Scientific Unions (1986),
The greenhouse effect, climatic change, and ecosystems
, Chichester, West Sussex, published on behalf of the Scientific Committee on the Problems of the Environment of the International Council of Scientific Unions by Wiley.