Negotiating Survival: Four Priorities After RioCouncil on Foreign Relations Press, 1992 - 90 pages |
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... administration approached the Rio meeting in a deeply divided frame of mind . William Reilly , administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency , and Curtis Bohlen , assistant secretary of state for oceans and international ...
... administration approached the Rio meeting in a deeply divided frame of mind . William Reilly , administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency , and Curtis Bohlen , assistant secretary of state for oceans and international ...
Page 10
... administration— and certainly not in places where support was required . The domestic and economic staff at the White House , joined by Vice President Dan Quayle's Competitiveness Council , viewed Rio as a threat . For them , the Rio ...
... administration— and certainly not in places where support was required . The domestic and economic staff at the White House , joined by Vice President Dan Quayle's Competitiveness Council , viewed Rio as a threat . For them , the Rio ...
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... administration should be faulted not for refusing to sign the convention , but for the mishandling of its negotiation . The provisions on technology transfer and financing are seriously flawed , as the administration has maintained ...
... administration should be faulted not for refusing to sign the convention , but for the mishandling of its negotiation . The provisions on technology transfer and financing are seriously flawed , as the administration has maintained ...
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