Horowitz:
Complex World Calls For Realistic Views
by Kay Henderson
The world is too complex to judge problems as completely good or bad, they must be viewed realistically, said Dr. Daniel Horowitz, a Foreign Service officer assigned to KU for the current year.
Speaking at a political science faculty luncheon last Friday, Horowitz outlined problems the government faces in formulating foreign policy.
IN THE "Two Worlds or None Dilemma," we realize that our choices are more limited than we thought. One has to leave an "out" for the other side to avoid pushing us all toward no world at all, he said.
"What are the limits to the types of regimes with which we will make alliances?" he asked. During the decolonization process of our allies, we could not afford to lose their friendship, but we disagreed with their policies.
THE "TURNING the Other Cheek Dilemma" involves the extent to which hostility of other
countries toward us determines whether or not we give them assistance. He asked if the United States couldn't forget the hostility in view of the advantages to be had in assisting.
There are also the problems of intervention and leadership in alliance policy which affect the attitudes of other nations toward us.
Horowitz feels that the United States is perhaps the most revolutionary country in the world in what it stands for and in its economic achievement. Yet it is frequently conservative in its view of the world.
"We want to retain the position we have while the rest of the world is in turbulence. We must learn to understand this turbulence, to play a part in it, to affect it in such a way that in our point of view is desirable."
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