The Center sponsors a diverse array of seminars, conferences, workshops, and programs that involve resident affiliates, a variety of international scholars, government officials, and representatives of the private sector. The results of Center research are made available to the public and to the policymaking community through the Center’s online database collection of working papers, and the publication of the Centerpiece newsletter, as well as books and special reports. The Center also produces an annual report, which includes a bibliographic list of publications by Center faculty and affiliates. Brochures about grant and research funding for students and faculty are also available upon request. Elsewhere at the Weatherhead Center, the Program on U.S.-Japan Relations publishes an Occasional Paper Series, a biennial report, and a program brochure, and the Fellows Program produces a directory of its program alumni and a brochure.

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Working Paper Series

Weatherhead Center–affiliate submissions to the Working Papers Series are selected for online distribution based on their relevance to contemporary issues in international affairs, originality of research, rigor of analysis, and significance of conclusions. To inquire about submitting a manuscript or to request a list of Weatherhead Center Working Papers publications, please contact Sofia Jarrin-Thomas, Publications Assistant.

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The Centerpiece

The Center’s newsletter, Centerpiece, is produced two or three times a year in print and online. The 12-page newsletter regularly features information on current and future Center events, scholarly developments of special note, as well as a column by Center Director Beth A. Simmons. The newsletter also includes updates on the Center’s programmatic initiatives, articles by Faculty Associates, and profiles of Center affiliates and their research. The Centerpiece aims to maintain an enduring network of both current Weatherhead Center affiliates and the Center’s alumni. Links to previous newsletters can be found on Centerpiece masthead on the Center’s Web site. To inquire about writing a feature article for the newsletter or to be added to the Centerpiece mailing list, please contact Amanda Pearson, director of publications.

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Weekly Event E-mail Calendar

To receive the Center’s weekly calendar via e-mail, please sign up using the form on each web page or on our registration page. If you would like to be placed on the Center’s mailing list, please contact Katherine Brady.

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