Carlyle E. Maw
American diplomat (1903–1987)
Carlyle Elwood Maw (October 13, 1903 – December 1, 1987) was Under Secretary of State for International Security Affairs from July 10, 1974, to September 17, 1976. Born in Provo, Utah, he graduated from Brigham Young University and from Harvard Law School.
He had been an attorney in New York City when he went to work for Henry Kissinger as a legal advisor. He was appointed on November 23, 1973, and held this post from November 27, 1973, to July 9, 1974. Later, as Undersecretary he acted as the President's Special Representative at the 1975 Law of the Sea conferences. After his return to private practice he also served as chair of the Public Advisory Committee on the Law of the Sea. He died in 1987 in Washington, DC.
He had two sons and one daughter.
Writings
- What Law Now for the Seas, edited by Carlisle Maw, May 1984.
External links
- NY Times obituary
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| Preceded by John R. Stevenson | Legal Adviser of the Department of State November 27, 1973–July 9, 1974 | Succeeded by Monroe Leigh |
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| Preceded by William H. Donaldson | Undersecretary of State for International Security Affairs July 10, 1974–September 17, 1976 | Succeeded by Lucy W. Benson |
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International Security Affairs
1972–1993
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- Schneider
- Derwinski
- Bartholomew
- Wisner
Control and International Security Affairs
1993–present
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