Morton Kaplan
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Morton A. Kaplan (born May 9, 1921) is the editor of World&I magazine, which is published by the Washington Times Corporation.
Sol Sanders wrote:
- Morton Kaplan, editor of the ponderous monthly The World and I, a Moon-inspired attempt to reach American intellectuals, says that there has always been a conflict between more sophisticated members of the Moon affiliates and "simplistic" political activists among the Moonies and their nonchurch collaborators. Kaplan, a University of Chicago professor, argues, like other Moon fellow-travelers, that Moon has never interfered with his operations. He does admit that the idea for his magazine, its size, and its general subject matter are dictated by Moon personally. [1] (http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1282/is_n6_v43/ai_10650149)
A mini-bio in a Chinese publication says:
- Morton Kaplan, Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science, Emeritus, The University of Chicago. He has been President of the Professors' World Peace Academy International since 1983. He has been publisher of The World & I magazine since 1985. Dr. Kaplan was born May 9, 1921 in Philadelphia and was educated at Temple University, Stanford University and received his Ph.D. at Columbia University in 1951. Dr. Kaplan has held numerous academic and administrative posts from 1951 to the present time. [2] (http://www.irchina.org/xueren/foreign/Kaplan.asp?cataid=36)
He writes:
- When Republican staff members intercepted and publicized private Democratic memos, they were terribly wrong. But they were not as wrong as the revealed intention of the Democrats to use classified information for partisan purposes, a gambit that comes perilously close to treason. [3] (http://www.worldandi.com/current/editorial.asp)
Links
- professional bio (http://www.pwpa.org/General/kaplan.html)