“…The 1990s witnessed a resurgence of interest in the influential and long-lived, but little-known, American think-tank, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), with at least five books dealing exclusively or significantly with the organisation (Santoro, 1992;Wala, 1994;Domhoff, 1990;Bundy, 1994;Grose, 1996), as opposed to just one in the 1980s (Schulzinger, 1984) and another in the 1970s (Shoup and Minter, 1977). In addition, a number of articles have appeared, as have a number of books that feature the CFR as a key organisation (Smith, 1991;Abelson, 1996;Higgott and Stone, 1994;Parmar, 1995 and1999a).…”