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(A discussion of U.S. foreign policy interests in the Middle East and whether U.S. interest is reconcilable with the ambitions of the countries themselves. Features: George Peek, UM-Pol.; N. Marbury Efimenco, UM-Pol.; Richard Nolte)

(Author of "Common Sense and Foreign Policy" discusses the problem of Germany, how to make a defeated enemy an accepted ally. a film sequence puts the problem in perspective. Features: James K. Pollock, UM-Pol.; George Peek, UM-Pol.; Dorothy Fosdick)

(Author of "Common Sense and Foreign Policy" discusses French politics, the rapid turnover in premiers, French commitments abroad and how they affect internal French politics. Film footage shows impact of overseas involvements. Features: George Peek, UM-Pol.; Daniel Wit, UM-Pol.; Dorothy Fosdick)

(Author of "Common Sense and Foreign Policy" discusses aspects of conflict in foreign policy goals of England and the U.S. Includes some footage of Winston Churchill and the blitz of London. Features: George Peek, UM-Pol.; James K. Pollock, UM-Pol.; Dorothy Fosdick)

(In this program Martin Whyte, Edward Friedman, and David Zweig compare their experiences and observations on changes in China over the past few decades. Features: Martin Whyte, UM-Soc.; Edward Friedman, U-WI, David Zweig)