US Foreign Policy Seminar

"The Real Global Food Crisis, and America's Weak Response" Robert Paarlberg serves as senior consultant to a bipartisan study group on international agricultural development assistance policy, sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and...

"Putin, Power, and the New Russia" Speaker: Marshall Goldman, Kathryn Wasserman Davis Professor of Russian Economics (Emeritus), Wellesley College; Senior Scholar, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University

"The Present Crisis: Where AreWe Headed?" Co-sponsored by the WCFIA Fellows Program, the U.S. Foreign Policy Seminar, the Harvard InternationalRelations Council, and theCenter for Public Leadership, Harvard Kennedy School. Speaker: Ichiro Fujisaki...

"America's Responsible Withdrawal from Iraq" Nir Rosen has recently returned from a trip to Iraq and Afghanistan. Speaker: Nir Rosen, Center on Law and Security, New York University; Research Fellow, New America Foundation

"Big Bird Goes to China: Globalization, Culture and the Politics of Transnational Collaborations Among Economic Development Organizations" Although critics of globalization voice concern for its potential to eclipse local power, culture and agency...

"The Powers to Lead"

"Iran-U.S. Relations, in Iraq: Challenges and Opportunities" Prof Barzegar is author of "Iran's Foreign Policy Towards the NewIraq" (CSR 2007) and "New Terrorism and Human Security in the MiddleEast: Diverging Perceptions" (Wageningen 2007). Speaker...

"Winning the Peace: The Marshall Plan and Lessons for U.S. Policy Today" Professor Mills is author of the newly published book, Winning the Peace: The Marshall Plan and America’s Coming of Age as a Superpower (John Wiley & Sons, Inc.), a selection of both...

"Negotiating Arab-Israeli Peace: A Report Card on U.S. Diplomacy" Dr. Lasensky is co-author, with Ambassador Daniel Kurtzer, of a booktitled Negotiating Arab-Israeli Peace, soon to be published by USIP’sStudy Group on Arab-Israeli Policy-making. Speaker...

"Virtual JFK: Vietnam, if Kennedy Had Lived" Speaker: James Blight, Professor of International Relations, Watson Institute, Brown University