Geoffrey Lee Williams

Background

Williams, Geoffrey Lee was born on November 29, 1930 in London. Son of Alfred Edward and Alice (Lee) Williams.

Education

Student, Ruskin College, Oxford, England, 1952-1954; Bachelor in Politics and History with honors, Keele U., England, 1958; Master of Arts in International History, London U., 1975; Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science, Open U., 1978.

Career

Assistant commissioner national savings committee, Her Majesty's Treasury, 1958-1960; director, researcher, United Nations Association of Great Britain, 1960-1962; lecturer, Dacorum College, Hemel, Hempstead., England, 1962-1965; lecturer in defense studies, Southampton U., England, 1965-1970; lecturer in international politics, Portsmouth U., Australia, 1970-1979; head School Social Science, Curtin U., 1979-1982; head international relations, Surrey (England) University, 1984-1986; director, Institute Economics and Political Studies, Cambridge, England, since 1986. Visiting professor Center International Studies, Cambridge U. Consultant Ministry of Defense, 1966-1970.

Senior assistant director confederation British Industry, 1982-1984. Senior research fellow British Atlantic Council, since 1993.

Achievements

• Geoffrey Lee Williams has been listed as a noteworthy Economic and political studies educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Candidate from West Derbyshire for parliament Labour Party, 1952-1955. With Royal Air Force, 1949-1951, captain Royal Artillery, 1960-1964. Fellow Royal Society Arts.

Member Cavendish Club.

Interests

• Avocations: walking, reading, cricket.

Connections

Married Aileen McDermott, June 6, 1958 (divorced 1978). 1 child, Jeremy; married Janice Mary Rumfitt, August 7, 1979.

Father:

Alfred Edward Williams

Mother:

Alice (Lee) Williams

Spouse:

Aileen McDermott

Spouse:

Janice Mary Rumfitt

child:

Jeremy Williams