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Health Crisis: HIV/AIDS in Developing World Cities
Feb 23, 2004Developing country urban areas pose both challenges and unique opportunities in the fight against HIV/AIDS. This seminar will address these challenges as well as community initiatives and rights based responses to HIV/AIDS in resource poor countries. The event will be webcast from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. (ET) from this site.
ECSP Director Speaks at IRG on Water and Security in the Developing World
Feb 19, 2004Geoffrey Dabelko presents "Water Wars or Water Peace?"
Dialogue Features ECSP Speakers and Scholars
Feb 14, 2004Interviews with Sandra Postel, Jeffrey McKee, John Sewell, and Fred Meyerson
Christian Science Monitor Publishes OpEd by Senior Policy Scholar William Krist
Feb 12, 2004"All together now: Take the free-market plunge" argues that the U.S. and other developed countries should eliminate export subsidies and significantly open their agricultural markets.
Wilson Center Fellow Published in Yale Global Online
Feb 05, 2004Political Instability Task Force: New Findings
Feb 05, 2004Professors Jack Goldstone, Robert Bates, and Colin Kahl presented the Political Instability Task Force's latest findings
ECSP Director Speaks to Pew International Journalism Program and Florida Atlantic University
Feb 01, 2004Geoffrey Dabelko gave three speeches in four days on environmental change and international security.
Environmental Peacemaking Nominated for Grawemeyer Award
Feb 01, 2004ECSP Director Geoffrey Dabelko and University of Maryland professor Ken Conca are up for a $200,000 prize for Ideas Improving World Order.
Pulitzer Prize Winner Jared Diamond Speaks on Environment, Population, and Health
Jan 30, 2004Jared Diamond, professor of Geography and Physiology at UCLA and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Guns, Germs, and Steel: the Fates of Human Societies, spoke recently at the Wilson Center on "Environment, Population, and Health: Development Strategies for a More Secure World." Video of the event is available here.
