Background
Bourne, Peter Geoffrey was born on August 6, 1939 in Oxford, England. Son of Geoffrey Howard and Gwen (Jones) Bourne.
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In addition to being a first-class chronological biography, provides insight into the Cuban leader's psyche, especially in regard to his lifelong identification with his father, the influence of his Catholic upbringing, and the extent to which his support of revolutionary causes outside Cuba can be seen as tied to psychological needs. This first full biography of Castro in 15 years presents new material about the Bay of Pigs and the 1962 missile crisis as seen from the Cuban point of view. One of the book's many surprises is the revelation of the depth of Cuban resentment over Khrushchev's failure to involve Cuba in the settlement of the missile crisis. Bourne also traces Castro's recent emergence as a mediator rather than protagonist in Third World conflicts. Would make a valuable addition to any library of political, biographical, Cuban, communism or world events interest.
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Bourne, Peter Geoffrey was born on August 6, 1939 in Oxford, England. Son of Geoffrey Howard and Gwen (Jones) Bourne.
Doctor of Medicine, Emory University, 1962; Master of Arts in Anthropology, Stanford University, 1969.
Fellow department psychiatry, Medical School co-director, Alcoholism Project, Emory University, 1962-1963; intern, King County Hospital, Seattle, 1963-1964; research psychiatrist, Walter Reed Army Institute Research, Washington, 1964-1967; chief neuropsychiatry branch, United States Army Medical Research Team, Vietnam, 1965-1966; consultant, S.E. Asia Health Branch (Agency for International Development), Department State, 1966-1967; resident department psychiatry, Stanford University Medical Center; resident department psychiatry, Palo Alto, California, 1967-1969; director mental health unit, Southside Comprehensive Health Center, Atlanta, 1969-1971; founder, director, Atlanta South Central Community Mental Health Center, 1970-1971; director, Georgia Office Drug Abuse, 1971-1972; special adviser for health affairs to, Governor Jimmy Carter of Georgia, 1971-1973; assistant director, White House Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention, 1972-1974; consultant, Drug Abuse Council, Washington, 1974-1976; president Foundation for, International Resources, 1975-1976; Mid-Atlantic coordinator, deputy campaign director, Jimmy Carter Presidential Campaign, 1975-1976; special assistant for health issues to, United States President, Washington, 1976-1978; member United States delegate to Executive Council, United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, 1977; assistant secretary general, United Nations, New York City, 1979-1981; president, Global Water, since 1981; executive vice president, public, Development International, 1986-1990; member, United States President Commision on White House Fellows head, United States delegation United Nations Development Program Governing Council, 1978; emergency room physician, Casualty Hospital, Washington, 1966-1967; emergency room physician, Kaiser Permanente Hospital, Santa Clara, California, 1967-1969; psychiatric consultant, Santa Clara County Hospital, 1968-1969; psychiatric consultant, San Mateo County Hospital, 1969; consultant, World Health Organization, Geneva, 1972; consultant, United Nations Division on Narcotic Drugs, 1976. Member of jury The Lasker Awards, 1978-1979. Vice chancellor St. Georges U., Grenada, since 1998.
(In addition to being a first-class chronological biograph...)
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(Toxicology, Drug Abuse, Therapy, Medical Emergencies)
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(Will be shipped from US. Brand new copy.)
Board of directors Save the Children Federation, Institute for Southern Studies, Hunger Project. Chairman, board of trustees Council on Hemispheric Affairs, since 1986. Chairman.bd. directors American Association World Health, since 1982.
Served to captain United States Army,1964-1967. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Psychiatric Association (chairman task force on drugs and drug abuse education since 1969), Georgia Psychiatric Association, Washington Psychiatric Society, Royal Society Medicine, Medical Association Georgia, Society for International Health (president 1988-1992), American Medical Society on Alcoholism, American Anthropological Association, World Federation for Mental Health.
Married Mary Elizabeth King, November 9, 1974.