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On July 16, 1982 Shultz was sworn in as the 60th Secretary of State of the United States in the Reagan [[administration]]. He worked to resolve conflicts in the [[Middle East]] and route out international [[terrorism]]. In terms of dealing with the [[Cold War]], he supported Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. After Reagan's presidency, Shultz became a professor at [[Stanford University]]'s Hoover Institute and Graduate School of Business.

On July 16, 1982 Shultz was sworn in as the 60th Secretary of State of the United States in the Reagan [[administration]]. He worked to resolve conflicts in the [[Middle East]] and route out international [[terrorism]]. In terms of dealing with the [[Cold War]], he supported Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. After Reagan's presidency, Shultz became a professor at [[Stanford University]]'s Hoover Institute and Graduate School of Business.

==Further reading==

==Selected books==

* Shultz, George. 'Turmoil and Triumph My Years as Secretary of State'' (1993), well written memoir

* Shultz, George. ''Turmoil and Triumph My Years as Secretary of State'' (1993), memoir

* Shultz, George, and Kenneth W. Dam. ''Economic Policy Beyond the Headlines'' (1998) [http://www.amazon.com/Economic-Policy-Beyond-Headlines-George/dp/0226755991/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1256010907&sr=8-5 excerpt and text search]

* Shultz, George, and Kenneth W. Dam. ''Economic Policy Beyond the Headlines'' (1998) ISBN 0226755991

* Shultz, George P. and Goodby, James E. ''The War that Must Never be Fought: Dilemmas of Nuclear Deterrence'', Hoover Press (2015), ISBN 978-0-8179-1845-3

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