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Sacred Trinity: US National Security Policy During the American Century
Date:
October 10, 2009
Time:
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Location:
Wisconsin Veterans Museum
Please see event description for sponsor information.
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Overview: Join us for this special event with Vietnam Veteran and noted scholar Dr. Andrew Bacevich. In this lecture, he will describe the national security consensus that has informed US policy since World War II, and why this consensus persists. He will make the case that the consensus has become antithetical to the nation's well-being and should be abandoned. Following this event, Dr. Bacevich will give a free lecture entitled “The Enduring Relevance of the Wisconsin School: What William Appleman Williams Got Right and Where He Went Wrong” as part of the Wisconsin Book Festival at the Overture Center beginning at 5:30pm.
A 2009 Wisconsin Book Festival Event
A 2009 Dr. Richard H. Zeitlin Distinguished Lecture Series Event
Sponsors: Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy (WAGE), Wisconsin Veterans Museum, Wisconsin Book Festival, Department of History, Grand Strategy Program, and Wisconsin Alumni Association (WAA)
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