Hoover Institution Fellows On Kosovo/NATO, ChinaNuclear Spying at U.S. Labs, and U.S. Relations...

STANFORD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 24, 1999--

Fellows at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University are available to comment on the topics listed above. They may be reached directly or through the Office of Public Affairs at 650/723-0603.

KOSOVO/NATO

Charles

Melvyn B. Krauss, Senior Fellow. Expertise: NATO, U.S. foreign aid, and international trade. 650/529-9999.

Abraham D. Sofaer, Senior Fellow. Legal Adviser, U.S. Department of State, 1985-1990. Expertise: International law, diplomacy and relations, United Nations peacekeeping and nation building, and transnational law and institutions. 650/725-3763.

CHINA NUCLEAR SPYING

Thomas H. Henriksen, Senior Fellow and Associate Director. Expertise: U.S. foreign and defense policy, international political affairs. 650/723-4255.

Thomas A. Metzger, Senior Fellow. Expertise: Intellectual and institutional history of China, and China's moral-political discourse. 650/725-8560.

U.S. RELATIONS WITH NORTH KOREA

Ramon H. Myers, Senior Fellow. Expertise: International relations of East Asia and U.S. foreign policy. 650/725-3443.

Robert J. Myers, Research Fellow. Expertise: East Asia (especially Korea) and ethics in foreign policy. 650/725-3430.

Charles Wolf, Jr., Senior Research Fellow. Corporate Fellow, International Economics, RAND. Expertise: Military consequences of Asia's financial turmoil, and long-term economic and military trends in the U.S. and Asia. 310/393-0411.