Word: mcdonaldization
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Asserting that the old forces of nationalism and imperialism, rendered doubly intensive by the totalitarian state, were still the basic fact in Europe, James G. McDonald, former chairman of the Foreign Policy Association and present editorial writer for the "New York Times," traced the development of the "Realignment in Europe" in Emerson D last night...
Most interesting was Mr. McDonald's pessimism concerning the possibility of real cooperation between the Great Powers of Europe, caused by the disheartening difficulties he encountered in his position as High Commissioner of the League for refugees from Nazi Germany...
...James G. McDonald, former chairman of the Foreign Policy Ascociation will address a meeting in Emerson D tonight at 8 o'clock speaking on the subject of "Realignments in Europe...
...McDonald, who was High Commissioner of the League of Nations for refugees from Nazi Germany, resigned after a quarrel over policy and is now associated with the "New York Times...
...McDonald took his A.B. degree at Indiana University in 1909, and later studied in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences here. In 1911 he was appointed an Assistant in the Department of History here and later held a similar position at Radcliffe...