Past Events
The U.S. Role In The World: Enhancing The Capacity To Respond To Complex Contingency Operations
September 19, 2001 // 1:00am — 2:00am
Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity
Ruth Wedgwood, professor of International Law at Yale and Johns Hopkins Universities; Ellen Laipson and Enid Schoettle the National Intelligence Council (NIC); Eric Schwartz, former National Security Council (NSC); Matthew McLean, NSC; Matthew Vaccaro, Defense Department; State Deptartment, Dennis Skocz; Robert Orr, Center for Strategic and International Studies; Julia Taft and Tapio Kanninen, United Nations, and others.
European Union Enlargement: Implications For Europe, Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean
September 10, 2001 // 12:00am
European Studies
Policy Forum hosting Dr. George Vassiliou, Chief Negotiator of the European Union-Cyprus Negotiating Team and former President of Cyprus.
The Economics of War: The Intersection of Need, Creed and Greed
September 10, 2001 // 12:00am
Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity
A conference co-sponosored with the International Peace Academy examined the intersection between the economic factors of conflict and the more traditional factors, including ideology, identity, and geopolitical security.
"How China Responds to Economic Globalization and Ideological Challenges"
July 26, 2001 // 12:00am
Asia Program
Spatial Effects of Civil Wars in Africa and Around the World
July 25, 2001 // 12:00am
Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity
Todd Sandler, Professor of International Relations & Economics at the University of Southern California.
U.S Policy Toward the International Criminal Court: The Case of Ambivalent Multilateralism
July 02, 2001 // 12:00am
Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity
Eric Schwartz, Woodrow Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar and former Special Assistant to the President and NSC Senior Director for Multilateral and Humanitarian Affairs.
Conflict Prevention: Giving Substance to the Rhetoric
June 28, 2001 // 12:00am
Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity
Mark Schneider, Senior Vice President, International Crisis Group.
Young Men and War: Could We Have Predicted the Distribution of Violent Conflicts at the End of the Millennium?
June 22, 2001 // 12:00am
Environmental Change and Security Program