Allen, Richard V. - Social Networks and Archival Context (original) (raw)

Biographical/Historical Note

• 1 January 1936: Born, Collingswood, New Jersey
• 1957: B.A. from University of Notre Dame
• 28 December 1957: Marries Patricia Ann Mason
• 1958: M.A. in Political Science from University of Notre Dame
• 1958 -1961 : Lecturer, University of Maryland, Overseas Division
• 1961 -1962 : Assistant professor of social sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology
• 1962 -1966 : Research principal and chairman of study program on communism, Georgetown University Center for Strategic Studies
• 1963: (Editor with David M. Abshire) National Security: Political, Military, and Economic Strategies in the Decade Ahead,Praeger
• 1964: Publication of Peaceful Coexistence: A Communist Blueprint for Victory, American Bar Association (Co-author) East-West Trade: Its Strategic Implications, Center for Strategic Studies, Georgetown University
• 1966: Publication of Peace or Peaceful Coexistence?American Bar Association
• 1966 -1968 : Senior staff member, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace
• 1967 -1968 : Senior foreign policy advisor, Nixon-Agnew campaign committee
• 1967: Author (with Hal Bartlett and Kenneth Colegrove) of Democracy and Communism: Theory and Action, Van Nostrand
• 1969: Senior staff member, National Security Council (Editor) Yearbook on International Communist Affairs, Hoover Institute Press
• 1969 -1971 : Vice president of International Resources Ltd.
• 1970 -1972 : Member, Presidential Commission on International Trade and Economic Policy
• 1971 -1972 : Deputy executive director, Council on International Economic Policy, and deputy assistant to the President on International Economic Affairs
• 1972 -1981 : President of Potomac International Corp.
• 1978 -1980 : Senior foreign policy advisor to Ronald Reagan
• 1981 -1982 : Assistant for national security affairs (National Security Advisor) to President Reagan
• 1982 - : President, Richard V. Allen Co. Distinguished fellow and chairman, Asian Studies Center, Heritage Foundation
• 1983 - : Senior fellow, Hoover Institution

From the guide to the Richard V. Allen papers, 1948-1999, (Hoover Institution Archives)

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