Vol 18 Num 2 | SPRING 2004

In my remarks at the dedication and renaming of the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs on April 16, 1998, I quoted from the Center’s proposal to the Weatherhead Foundation, articulating the hope that the Center could be “the incubator of ideas at an early stage.” The Center wished to support not only the research....

 

  
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The European Union and the Middle East Conflict: From Payer to Player?  The European Union (EU) is serious about resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but there is a gap between its ambition and its performance. Its political and economic investment in the peace process over the years has been both broad and deep....

Forced to be Free: Democratizing Occupations in Japan, Germany, and Iraq  The occupation of Iraq raises profound questions about the nature of change in nation-states. The word “nation-building” is widely used today, both by supporters of U.S. policy in Iraq and its critics. But is it possible to build nations from above?....
 
 
Center Director Jorge I. Domínguez converses with Amram Mitzna (right), who delivered the Samuel L. and Elizabeth Jodidi Lecture on April 22, 2004. Mitzna is a Member of the Israeli Knesset and was a Labor Party candidate for Israeli Prime Minister in 2003.