Thomas R. Pickering

Senior Vice President for International Relations, The Boeing Company

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Biography

Biography at Boeing

 A Classic ‘Field Diplomat’: Thomas R. Pickering, Foreign Service Journal, June 2002

Carnegie Reporter interview, Fall, 2003

Frontline interview for the program "Terror and Tehran" (2002)

Frontline interview for the program "Hunting Bin Laden" (2001)

Selected articles by Thomas R. Pickering:

Keep Iraq above Politics, Co-authored by James R. Schlesinger, Los Angeles Times, March 30, 2004

Iraq: One Year After, Co-authored by James F. Dobbins, James R. Schlesinger
Transcript - Council on Foreign Relations (March 9, 2004)

Iraq: One Year After, Co-authored by James R. Schlesinger, Eric Schwartz
Independent Task Force Report - Council on Foreign Relations (March 2004)

What Future for the UN? A Prelude to the 58th UN General Assembly
Transcript - Council on Foreign Relations (September 9, 2003)

 The Transatlantic Partnership: A History of Defending Freedom; A Future for Extending It. Address at Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic (SACLANT), Old Dominion University Symposium, Norfolk, Virginia, October 30, 1998

U.S.-Russia relations: building trade and investment. (speech) Thomas R. Pickering. Vital Speeches of the Day Dec 1, 1994 v61 n4 p100(4)

Articles about Thomas R. Pickering

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Other books :

Cohen, Joel E., et al. 1995. Science, technology and new global realities : issues for U.S. foreign policy. New York: New York Academy of Sciences.

Pickering, Thomas R., and Centre for Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies. 1996. Russia and the US in the Middle East and central Asia. Canberra: Centre for Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts, ANU.

Pickering, Thomas R., et al. 1979. The U.S.-Canada maritime boundary and resource agreements. Washington: Dept. of State, Bureau of Public Affairs, Office of Public Communication.

Pickering, Thomas R., et al. 1980. Ocean development in the 1980s. Washington: Dept. of State, Bureau of Public Affairs, Office of Public Communication, Editorial Division.

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