 Christopher Hills' lifelong crusade against dictatorships and Man's inhumanity was manifested in the book "Rise of the Phoenix" while his passionate beliefs against deficit spending were set forth in a book on the global economy—"The Golden Egg".A recurring theme throughout all Christopher Hills' approaches to world, local and family problems was a process he developed called "Creative Conflict"—the same principles of solving differences between individuals, political parties and even nations that Hills had debated with Adlai Stevenson, Nehru and Luis Kutner.Throughout the seventies and eighties Hills focused on international affairs, particularly the emergence of democracy in the Soviet Republics, eventually traveling to Russia to meet with Mikhail Gorbachev where he joined the Soviet Peace Committee.