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I Think This Is A Very Hard Choice, But The Price - We Think The Price Is Worth It.

I Spent My Life Studying Communism And Soviet Systems.

Even Before I Went To The Un, I Often Would Want To Say Something In A Meeting - Only Woman At The Table - And I'd Think, 'ok Well, I Don't Think I'll Say That. It May Sound Stupid.' And Then Some Man Says It, And Everybody Thinks It's Completely Brilliant, And You Are So Mad At Yourself For Not Saying Something.

In Terms Intellectually, [what] Shaped My Life Was The Whole Munich Thing [the Munich Agreement] That I Knew About All My Life, In Terms Of How Large Powers Make Decisions That Affect Small Countries, And The Unintended Consequences Of That. The Other Part Is I Knew About The Holocaust. L Just Didn't Know That It Applied To My Family. But That Did Affect The Way I Thought About What I Was Seeing As Ethnic Cleansing In The Balkans; There's No Question About That.

I Didn't Want To Set Up A Women's Studies Program. I Thought Women Should Learn To Operate In A Coeducational Atmosphere, Because, Especially In National Security And International Affairs, It's Male-dominated.