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Ditchley Park conferences

MS. Callaghan 264

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Title

Ditchley Park conferences

Shelfmark

MS. Callaghan 264

Summary

Comprises:

Papers relating to the Ditchley Foundation US-UK-Soviet Conference End of Century Tasks: Coping with high technology, industrial transformation and economic interdependence. 1987

Papers relating to the Group of Four Conference The Future of the Alliance and for the Flagstaff Conference, held at Ditchely Park. Includes background papers regarding defence and NATO. 1975-1976, 1989-1997

Date

1987-1997

1975-1976, 1987-1997

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (2 folders)

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Collection contents

Archive of James Callaghan

Foreign and defence policy

Official visits and international conferences

Ditchley Park conferences

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