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Tuesday, Jan. 24 2012

Curbing Illicit Trafficking Operations: Remarks by SOUTHCOM Commander, General Douglas Fraser

US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) is one of nine unified Combatant Commands in the Department of Defense. General Fraser discusses SOUTHCOM's key initiatives, with a focus on efforts to curb drug trafficking and weaken transnational criminal organizations.

Douglas Fraser, Commander, US Southern Command

Thursday, Jan. 19 2012

What Can the US Learn From China

Join NYU professor Ann Lee to discuss a new way of looking at US-China relations.

Ann Lee, Adjunct Professor of Economics and Finance

Wednesday, Jan. 11 2012

Gangs Without Borders

Join us for a screening of Gang War USA, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Marc Shaffer.

Marc Shaffer, Filmmaker

Wednesday, Dec. 14 2011

Reconstructing Afghanistan

Hear Daniel Green as he discusses his work with a Provincial Reconstruction Team in the southern Afghan province of Uruzgan.

Daniel Green, Soref Fellow, Washington Institute for Near East Policy

Thursday, Dec. 8 2011

The Persistent Cyber Threat in Today's World

Michael Chertoff will discuss the different cyber risks we face, and the need to clearly identify roles and responsibilities for both the government and private sector to create a safer environment for all.

Michael Chertoff, Co-founder and Managing Principal, The Chertoff Group

Monday, Dec. 5 2011

International Reporting in the Internet Age

Veteran NewsHour correspondent Margaret Warner will discuss how international events – and their coverage –- are being transformed by the internet and social networks, and explore the challenges and opportunities of reporting in an era of unlimited information.

Margaret Warner, Senior Correspondent, PBS NewsHour

Monday, Dec. 5 2011

International Reporting in the Internet Age

Veteran NewsHour correspondent Margaret Warner will discuss how international events – and their coverage –- are being transformed by the internet and social networks, and explore the challenges and opportunities of reporting in an era of unlimited information.

Margaret Warner, Senior Correspondent, PBS NewsHour

Thursday, Dec. 1 2011

Entrepreneurship in China: The Next Silicon Valley?

Rebecca Fannin and Edith Yeung will discuss the hurdles Chinese entrepreneurs encounter and the challenges both local and foreign investors face.

Rebecca Fannin, Founder & Editor, Silicon Asia

Edith Yeung, Partner, RightVentures

Monday, Nov. 21 2011

Can Girls' Education Change the World?

Join Ann Cotton, Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg, and Joel Samoff as they discuss the benefits and the challenges of educating girls in Africa, and share lessons learned from years of experience working in the sector.

Ann Cotton, Executive Director, CAMFED International

Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg, Founder and Executive Director, Akili Dada; Assistant Professor, USF

Joel Samoff, Professor of African Studies and Political Science, Stanford University

Friday, Nov. 18 2011

Wars, Revolutions and Transitions—Navigating National Security

Hear remarks from Ms. Harman at a luncheon on issues of national security.

Jane Harman, Director, President & CEO, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

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