Chronicle of the Institute
| Published date | 01 March 1968 |
| DOI | 10.1177/002085236803400115 |
| Date | 01 March 1968 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
CHRONICLE
OF
THE
INSTITUTE
IIAS,
its
Sections
and
Members
Twenty-Eighth
Session
of
the
Executive
Committee
The
Executive
Committee
of
IIAS
held
its
twenty-eight
session
at
Brussels
on
26
and
27
February
1968.
Were
present:
Mr.
Her-
bert
Emmerich,
President;
Mr.
L6on
Moureau,
Mr.
Raymond
Nottage,
and
Mr.
Nikola
Stje-
panovic,
Vice-Presidents;
Mr.
E.P.
Lassen,
Mr.
Laureano
L6pez
Rod6,
Mr.
Andr6
Moli-
tor,
and
Mr.
Marcel
Waline,
Chairmen
of
Standing
Committees;
Mr.
Tahsin
Bekir
Balta
and
Mr.
Herbert
Weichmann,
Alternate
Mem-
bers ;
Mr.
Femand
Vrancken,
Treasurer,
and
Mr.
Paul
A.
Schillings,
Director
General.
The
Committee
agreed
on
the
proposals
to
be
submitted
to
the
Council
of
Administration
for
the
1968
elections.
It
was
felt
that,
owing
to
the
Institute’s
growing
ramifications,
the
number
of
members
and
alternate
members
of
the
Executive
Committee
should
be
increased
with
a
view
to
a
more
equitable
geographical
representation.
It
was
therefore
decided
to
submit
to
the
Council
of
Administration
a
draft
amendment
to
the
Statutes,
by
which
the
number
of
vice-presidents
would
be
increased
from
four
to
five
and
that
of
alternate
members
from
six
to
nine.
The
Report
of
the
Director
General
was
received
by
the
Committee
and
the
appoint-
ment
of
New
Members
(see
below)
was
con-
firmed.
It
was
noted,
with
pleasure,
that
Mr.
Donald
C.
Stone
had
agreed
to
continue
as
Chairman
of
the
Steering
Committee
of
the
Working
Group
of
Schools
and
Institutes
of
Public
Administration.
The
programme
for
the
1968
Congress
established
by
the
Director
General
in
con-
sultation
with
the
Irish
Organizing
Committee
was
approved.
The
last
date
for
normal
re-
gistration
would
be
15
July,
and
fees
paid
after
that
date
would
be
increased
by
50
per
cent.
With
regard
to
the
Next
Round
Table,
it
was
decided
to
request
the
Council
of
Admin-
istration
to
amend
rule
2
of
the
Rules
of
Pro-
cedure
for
Congresses
and
Round
Tables,
so
that
the
next
Round
Table
could
be
held
in
1969
instead
of
1970,
in
order
to
fit
in
with
the
new
working
method
adopted
for
the
Insti-
tute’s
conferences.
The
Committee
received
the
Treasurer’s
report
and
approved
the
Accounts
for
1967
before
their
submission
to
the
Council
of
Ad-
ministration
at
its
next
session.
Various
de-
cisions
of
an
administrative
nature
were
also
taken.
New
Members
Corporate
Members
Academy
of
Administrative
Studies,
Colom-
bo,
Ceylon.
National
School
of
Administration,
Bangui,
Central
African
Republic.
Individual
Member
Professor
Diego
M.
Baranano,
School
of
Public
Administration,
Faculty
of
Economic
Sciences
and
Administration,
Montevideo,
Uru-
guay.
Scientific
Committee
Professor
Walter
Gellhorn
(United
States
of
America),
School
of
Law,
Columbia
University,
New
York,
to
replace
Professor
Ferrel
Heady,
who
has
resigned;
Professor
Abelardo
Samonte
(Philippines),
College
of
Public
Administration,
University
of
the
Philippines,
Manila;
Professor
Carl-Hermann
Ule
(Federal
Re-
public
of
Germany),
School
of
Administration,
Speier,
to
replace
Professor
Joseph
H.
Kaiser.
Committee
on
Administrative
Practices
Mr.
A.A.
Creamer
(United
Kingdom),
Di-
rector,
0
&
M,
H.M.
Treasury,
London.
Mr.
Alan
L.
Dean
(United
States
of
Amer-
ica),
Assistant
Secretary
for
Administration,
Department
of
Transportation,
Washington,
D.C.,
to
replace
Mr.
Harold
Seidman,
who
has
resigned.
Editorial
Committee
of
the
Review
Further
to
the
Editorial
Committee’s
decision
at
the
Copenhagen
Round
Table,
the
appoint-
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