In 1964 Hunold wrote to Röpke from a speaking tour through the U.S. Midwest that he had to change the name of one of his lectures in Peoria, Illinois. The title—­"European Economic Integration"—­had prompted the director of the local tele­vi­sion station to ask, "Do you fellows have a racial prob­lem over ­there too?" Hunold pointed out that ­people in the States ­were preoccupied above all "with integration and segregation." In fact, the intersection of questions of race and economic order ­were at the forefront of Röpke's concerns in this period.

Quinn Slobodian, Globalists, loc. 550