Crozier, Brian

British journalist and author; chairman, Forum World Features, 1965-1974; director, Institute for the Study of Conflict, 1970-1979.

From the description of Brian Crozier papers, 1936-1993. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754872187

Biography

• 1918 August 4: Born, Australia
• 1936 - 1939 : Music and art critic, London
• 1940 - 1941 : Reporter-sub-editor, Stoke on Trent, Stockport, London
• 1941 - 1943 : Aeronautical inspector
• 1943 - 1944 : Sub-editor, Reuters
• 1944 - 1948 : Sub-editor, News Chronicle
• 1948 - 1951 : Writer, Sydney Morning Herald
• 1951 - 1952 : Correspondent, Reuters-AAP
• 1952 - 1953 : Features editor, Straits Times
• 1954 - 1964 : Leader writer and correspondent, Economist
• 1954 - 1966 : Commentator, BBC English, French and Spanish overseas services
• 1960: Author, The Rebels
• 1963: Author, The Morning After
• 1964: Author, Neo-Colonialism
• 1965: Author, South-East Asia in Turmoil
• 1965 - 1974 : Chairman, Forum World Features
• 1966: Author, The Struggle for the Third World
• 1967: Author, Franco
• 1969: Author, The Masters of Power
• 1970: Author, The Future of Communist Power
• 1970 - 1979 : Co-founder and director, Institute for the Study of Conflict
• 1970 - 1975 : Editor, Conflict Studies
• 1971: Author, Since Stalin
• 1973: Author, De Gaulle
• 1974: Author, A Theory of Conflict
• 1976: Author, The Man Who Lost China
• 1978: Author, The Strategy of Survival
• 1979: Author, The Minimum State
• 1984: Author, This War Called Peace

From the guide to the Brian Crozier Papers, 1936-1993, (Hoover Institution Archives)