Jimmy Carter on Art

"Korea Society Podcast: A Moment of Crisis: Jimmy Carter's 1994 Mission to Pyongyang"

"It's very likely Hillary Clinton will still prevail in the Democratic Party. Bernie Sanders, though, has had a remarkable showing, particularly among young people."

"The US President was here" Carterpuri, a village in Haryana, India named after President Carter"

"Instruments of Statecraft: US Guerrilla Warfare, Counterinsurgency, and Counterterrorism, 1940–1990 Chap. 3 The Carter Years"

"My name is Jimmy Carter, and I'm not running for president."

"Text and Notes to Carter's Undelivered Energy Speech"

"Oral History Interview with Jimmy Carter from Oral Histories of the American South"

"President James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. "Submariner" at Submarine History"

"Website about Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter"

"Jimmy Carter Library and Museum"

"PBS's "American Experience" – The Presidents: Jimmy Carter"

"Jimmy Carter's op/ed commentaries for Project Syndicate"

"Jimmy Carter on The Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos"

"Text and Audio of Carter's Crisis of Confidence Speech"

"In Depth interview with Carter, December 3, 2006"

"Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Partnership Foundation"

"Jimmy Carter's Visit to Cuba – May 12–17, 2002"

"Mr. Carter quite simply abdicated the whole responsibility of the presidency while in office. He left the nation at the mercy of its enemies at home and abroad. He was the worst president we ever had."

"James Carter" profile at the White House"

"Jimmy Carter" in Encyclopædia Britannica"

"Jimmy Carter" in Our Georgia History"

"Inaugural Address of Jimmy Carter"

"God has given us Jimmy Carter."

"By 1986, the Reagan administration had gutted the research and development budgets for renewable energy at the then-fledgling U.S. Department of Energy and eliminated tax breaks for the deployment of wind turbines and solar technologies—recommitting the nation to reliance on cheap but polluting fossil fuels, often from foreign suppliers."

"The Carter administration set a goal of deriving 20 percent of U.S. energy needs from such renewable sources by the turn of the century. Today, the U.S. gets a mere 7 percent of its energy from renewables, the bulk of that from the massive hydroelectric dams constructed in the middle of the 20th century. Solar thermal and photovoltaic technology combined provide less than 0.1 percent."

"Former president Jimmy Carter recently made a profound and damning statement — the United States is the “most warlike nation in the history of the world.” Carter contrasted the United States with China, saying that China is building high-speed trains for its people while the United States is putting all of its resources into mass destruction. Where are high-speed trains in the United States, Carter appropriately wondered."