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Marcum, John A. – Intercom, 1972
The problems of Southern Africa are significant for Americans because they involve issues of racial, economic, and political injustice so stark and so closely related to our own society's greatest shortcomings that our failure to respond adequately raises doubts about the sincerity of our avowed human commitments at home as well as abroad. (Author)
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Foreign Policy, International Relations, Racial Attitudes
Fleming, Dan B. – Intercom, 1975
A simulation designed to examine American responsibility with respect to global hunger is provided. Students play American leaders who must choose between conflicting national and international priorities. (Author/DE)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Food, Foreign Policy, Global Approach
King, David C. – Intercom, 1976
Designed to correspond with the similar topic in the American Issues Forum program, this article provides readings and discussion questions on America's role in helping to solve world problems. The readings focus on the ethical decision of whether to share our affluence with the rest of the world. (DE)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Decision Making, Foreign Policy, Global Approach
