|
Speakers Bureau
The WAGE Speakers Bureau connects WAGE faculty and distinguished visitors with the wider community in Wisconsin and beyond. WAGE faculty regularly share their expertise with local, national, and international audiences such as Rotary Clubs, regional Federal Reserve Banks, the Congressional Budget Office and the European Commission. They also provide expert opinion to a variety of media outlets. In addition to our many public events on campus, the Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy also seeks to facilitate interactions between WI groups and our many visiting scholars and policymakers.
If your organization would like to collaborate with WAGE, we encourage you to contact us.
Examples of WAGE Faculty Talks
2009
“The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Controversies and Legacies,” invited lecture as part of “Human Rights Week,” Middleton High School, Middleton, Wisconsin, (Jeremi Suri, 11/09).
"20 Years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall: What Have We Learned?" Madison Downtown Rotary Club. (Jeremi Suri, 11/09).
"Dicussion of Obama's September 23rd Speech to the United Nations."
Wisconsin Public Radio, At Issue with Ben Merens. (Jeremi Suri, 09/09). "Dicussion of Attorney General Eric Holder's Decision to Appoint a Prosecutor to Investigate Alleged CIA Interrogation Abuses." Wisconsin Public Radio, At Issue with Ben Merens. (Jeremi Suri, 8/09). "Discussion on Food Safety with FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, FDA Senior Advisor Mike Taylor, and Senator Herb Kohl." University of Wisconsin. (Chuck Czuprynski and Lorna Zach, 8/09). "Prospects for Economic Recovery." Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association’s (WSTA) 99th Annual Convention (Michael Knetter, 5/09); Similar talk at UW-Madison Chicago Alumni Chapter Founder's Day (5/09).Foley & Lardiner Economic Summit (Michael Knetter, 6/09); Similar talk at Wausau Region Business Summit (6/09); UW-Madison New York Alumni Chapter Founder's Day (6/09); UW-Madison Boston Alumni Chapter Founder's Day (6/09). "US Economic Outlook."UW-Extension Continuing Education Lecture Series (Michael Knetter, 6/09); Similar talk at Business Opportunities in the Government Sector, Small Business Development Center (4/09) and Evansville Business Luncheon (3/09).
"Recent Events in Iran."Wisconsin Public Radio, At Issue with Ben Merens. (Jeremi Suri, 6/09). "Why We Need Nuclear Energy." Earth and Sky Radio Series. (Paul Wilson, 5/09).
"The Past and Future of American Foreign Policy." Lecture at the Wisconsin Alumni Association Founder’s Day Dinner, Kansas City, Missouri, (Jeremi Suri, 5/09).
“The History of the Cold War.” U.S. Department of Education Teaching American History and Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History workshop, Phoenix, Arizona. (Jeremi Suri, 5/09).
"Henry Kissinger and the Future of American Foreign Policy." Wisconsin Alumni Association Founder’s Day Dinner, Cincinnati, Ohio. (Jeremi Suri, 5/09). Similar talk given at the Wisconsin Alumni Association Founder’s Day Dinner, Fond du Lac, WI (4/09).
"International Governance and Sustainable Energy." 8th Annual Bioethics Forum. (Tracey Holloway, Greg Nemet and Paul Wilson, 4/09).
“From the Vietnam War to the Iraq War.” East High School, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 4/09).
"Wisconsin's Energy Future: Third Annual Nelson Institute Earth Day Conference." (Tracy Holloway, Bernard Lesieutre, Greg Nemet and Paul Wilson, 4/09).
"Contemporary Politics and the Lessons of the Cold War Era." Madison Metropolitan Women’s Club, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 4/09).
"Academy Evenings with Jeremi Suri: The Past and Future of American International Leadership". Wisconsin Academy. (Jeremi Suri, 03/09).
"Focus on Central Asia: Afghanistan and the Neighborhood." The Madison Institute's 2009 Spring Forum. (Jeremi Suri, 3/09).
"American Policy and the Closure of Guantanamo Bay." Channel 3 News. (Jeremi Suri, 3/09).
"The Future of U.S.-–European Relations in the Shadow of the Iraq War." Wisconsin Alumni Association, Wisconsin in the World, –Green Bay (Jeremi Suri, 3/09).
"Henry Kissinger and the Making of Foreign Policy," Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies and International Education Conference, Madison Marriott West Hotel (Jeremi Suri, 3/09).
"The Past and Future of Foreign Interventions." Rotary Club Madison, West (Jeremi Suri, 03/09)
"The Past and Future of American International Leadership." Academy Evenings in Madison (Jeremi Suri, 03/09)
"History and Foreign Policy: 5 Concepts Every Student Needs to Know."” Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies and International Education Conference, Madison, Wisconsin, (Jeremi Suri, 3/09).
"American Foreign Policy after Henry Kissinger." Temple Beth El Sunday Morning Lecture Series, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 2/09).
"Turbulent Times: U.S. Economic Outlook for 2009." Eau Claire Area Economic Development Corporation, U.S. Bank Wisconsin Executive Forum, (Michael Knetter, 2/09); UW-Madison Rockford Alumni chapter Founder's Day (2/09); UW-Madison Dallas Alumni Chapter Founder's Day (2/09); Milwaukee Rotary Club ( video) (1/09); American Family Insurance Company (12/08).
"Energy and the Global Economy." Great Decisions Lecture Series at the Fon du Lac Public Library (Gregory Nemet, 02/09)
"A Macroeconomic Outlook." 2009 Northern Trust Economic Trends Breakfast (Michael Knetter, 1/09).
"The US Economic Outlook for 2009." Wisconsin Executive MBA Program, Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce (Michael Knetter, 1/09), similar talk given to Wilson Law Group, 11/08 (link).
"The Final Policy Informing Conference of the Translearn-Project." European Trade Union Institute for Research, Education, and Health and Safety. Brussels, Belgium (Jonathan Zeitlin, 01/09).
"EU Policy Coordination Beyond 2010: Towards an Inclusive Governance Architecture." Platform of European Social NGO's (Social Platform). Brussels, Belgium (Jonathan Zeitlin, 01/09).
"Understanding Globalization through the History of Multinational Enterprise." American Historical Association annual meeting. New York City (Jonathan Zeitlin, 1/09).
"President Obama and Foreign Policy." (Part 1 and Part 2) WTDY Talk Radio, All About Living with Carol Koby. (Jeremi Suri, 01/09).
2008
"Global Climate Change: The Looming Public Health Impact and Collateral International Consequences," Madison Committe on Foreign Relations (Jonathan Patz, 12/08).
“Global ecology and evolution of influenza viruses.” Partners in Agricultural Leadership Webinar (Chris Olsen, 2008).
"What Should We Expect After the 2008 Elections." Madison International Trade Association, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 11/08).
"The Future of U.S.-European Relations in the Shadow of the Iraq War." Global Hot Spots series, Wisconsin Alumni Association, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 11/08).
Presentations to European Central Bank (11/08); Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (10/08); Reserve Bank of Australia (8/08), and International Monetary Fund (2/08). (Charles Engel, 2008).
"The 2008 Election as a Possible Political Realignment: Historical Perspectives." Public panel organized by the Center for the Humanities, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison Public Library, Central Branch, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 10/08).
"The Future of U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East." Panel discussion with local community, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 10/08)."Linking Cost Containment in Climate Policy to Public Investment in Technology Development and Adaptation." Thirtieth Annual Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Conference (Greg Nemet, 10/08). Paper.
"Demand Subsidies vs. R&D." Department on Energy, National Renewable Energy Lab. (Greg Nemet, 10/08).
"Foreign Policy and the 2008 Election." East and West High Schools, Madison, WI (Jeremi Suri, 10/08).
"Investing in a Post-American World." UBS Private Wealth Conference (Michael Knetter, 10/08)
"Demand Subsidies vs. R&D." Department of Energy, National Renewable Energy Lab (Greg Nemet, 10/08). Summary and presentation slides.
"The Global Financial Crisis." Wisconsin Public Radio, the Ideas Network 90.7, Conversations with Joy Cardin (Menzie Chinn, 10/08).
"The Impact of the Global Economic Crisis." Madison Committee on Foreign Relations (Menzie Chinn, 10/08).
"EU Policy Coordination Beyond 2010: Towards an Inclusive Governance Architecture." Workshop on European Globalisation Strategy Post-2010, Vienna, Austria (Jonathan Zeitlin, 10/08).
"Ensuring the Sustainability of Bioenergy Development - Predicting and Mitigating Global Impacts." Wisconsin Bioenergy Summit: Global Leadership Towards an Informed Energy Future. (Tracey Holloway, 10/08).
"The Legacy of Fordism." BBC Radio3 - Night Waves (Jonathan Zeitlin, 9/08).
"Human, Social and Community Impacts of the Bioeconomy: Community Cohesion and Participation." Presented at the 2008 Biobased Industry Outlook Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, IA. (Leann M. Tigges, 09/08).
"Domestic Prices in an Integrated World Economy." Keynote speaker, Federal Reserve Board and the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking conference, Washington, DC. (Charles Engel, 9/08).
"The Path to Sustainable Growth." Moderator. 40th Annual Midwest U.S.-Japan Association Conference (Michael Knetter, 09/08).
"Nuclear Energy: Current Trends, the Next Decade, and Beyond!" Society of Broadcast Engineers. (Paul Wilson, 9/08).
"Nuclear Energy Policy in the Presidential Campaign." WKOW Morning Show. (Paul Wilson, 9/08).
"Henry Kissinger and the Contemporary Middle East Crisis." Downtown Madison Kiwanis Club (Jeremi Suri, 8/08).
"Tax Credit vs. Exemption Systems." International Fiscal Association, US/Netherlands Joint Meeting. (Allison Christians, 8/08).
"The Role of Exchange Rates in Monetary Policy." Policy seminar at De Nederlandsche Bank. (Charles Engel, 8/08).
"The Importance of Mitigating Climate Change." Discussion with Dr. Rajendra Pachuari, Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 9IPCC) and Chicago mayor Richard Daley as well as other civic and business leaders, arranged by the Environmental Law and Policy Center (ELPC). (Jonathan Patz, 7/08).
"Exchange Rate Models are Not as Bad as You Think." De Nederlandsche Bank. (Charles Engel, 7/08). Similar talk given at the International Monetary Fund Annual Research Conference, 11/08).
"Infrastructure repair: A Real Do-It-Yourself Job." Bowhay Institute for Legislative Leadership Development (upper Midwest and Canada). (John Surdyk, summer/08).
"Regional Manufacturing Competitiveness in the Age of Globalization." Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership Board (Jonathan Zeitlin and Gary Herrigel (Univ. of Chicago), 6/08).
"Food and Fuel: Prices, Sustainability, and Tradeoffs." UW Extension Agricultural Agents in the Western district, Osseo WI. (Jeremy Foltz, 5/08).
"The Past and Future of American International Leadership." Academy Evenings Around the State - Fox Valley (Jeremi Suri, 10/08). Similar lecture to the Senior Summer School, Madison, Wisconsin. (5/08).
"How to Improve Social Policy Coordination in the EU." Commission Conference “Responding to New Social Realities,” Brussels. (Jonathan Zeitlin, 5/08). "Henry Kissinger and American Leadership." Lecture for the Wisconsin Alumni Association Chicago Chapter Founder’s Day Dinner, Chicago, Illinois. (Jeremi Suri, 5/08). Similar lecture for an audience of University of Wisconsin alumni, sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association, Los Angeles, California. (1/08). "Economic Outlook 2008." UW-Madison Executive Education Conference (Donald Nichols, 4/08). Reading from Henry Kissinger and the American Century for the Literacy Network of Dane County, “Literacy 24/7″ public event, Borders West Bookstore, Madison, Wisconsin (Jeremi Suri, 4/08). "A Decade of Innovation in EU Social Governance: The European Employment Strategy, the Open Method of Coordination, and the Lisbon Strategy." European Studies Consortium (Jonathan Zeitlin, 3/08). "How Many Containers to Inspect to Deter Terrorist Attacks." Annual Department of Homeland Security University Network Summit, Washington DC. (Vicki Bier with N. Haphuriwat, 3/08). "Wisconsin's Likely Performance in an Economic Downturn." Business Solutions Seminar and Technology Expo (Don Nichols, 2/08).
"Prospects for the US Economy: Recession, Decoupling, and Policy." Madison Downtown Rotary (Don Nichols, 2/08). "Henry Kissinger and the American Century." Jewish Social Services, Beth Israel Center, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 2/08). “Monetary Policy and Asset Markets.” Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco conference. (Charles Engel, 2/08). "Learning from Difference: The New Architecture of Experimentalist Governance in the EU." CONNEX conference on “The Transformation of EU Policies? EU Governance at Work.” (Jonathan Zeitlin, 1/08). "The Challenge and Concerns of Global Warming." Madison Downtown Rotary (Jon Foley, 1/08). "Henry Kissinger and the Seeds of the Contemporary Middle East Crisis." Madison Committee on Foreign Relations (Jeremi Suri, 1/08).
2007
"Henry Kissinger and the Study of American History," Social Science Teacher Education Program, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 12/07).
“Panel Discussion: Exchange Rates and Prices.” Federal Reserve Bank of New York conference. (Charles Engel, 12/07).
"Is the Open Method of Coordination an Alternative to the Community Method?" CONNEX (Jonathan Zeitlin, 11/07).
"Learning from Difference: The New Architecture of Experimentalist Governance in the EU." Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Harvard University (Jonathan Zeitlin, 11/07).
"Local Players in Global Games: Retrospect and Prospect." Sloan School of Management, MIT (Jonathan Zeitlin, 11/07).
"Public Universities and the Private Sector." World Future Society, Madison Chapter. (Jeremy Foltz, 11/07).
"Climate Change: A Challenge to Public Health." American Public Health Association Plenary Keynote, Washington. (Jonathan Patz, 11/07).
"Is the Open Method of Coordination an Alternative to the Community Method?" presentation to CONNEX conference on “How Much is Known about the ‘Community Method’?” Paris. (Jonathan Zeitlin, 11/07).
"Henry Kissinger and American Foreign Policy Toward Israel Since 1967," lecture for the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, Women’s Political Awareness Group, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Jeremi Suri, 11/07).
"A Decade of Innovation in EU Governance: The European Employment Strategy, the Open Method of Coordination, and the Lisbon Strategy." Conference of the Portuguese Presidency of the EU (Jonathan Zeitlin, 10/07).
"Climate Change and Health: Great Risks AND Opportunities." Annual Meeting of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO), St. Louis. (Jonathan Patz, 10/07).
"A Decade of Innovation in EU Governance: The European Employment Strategy, the Open Method of Coordination, and the Lisbon Strategy." Conference of the Portuguese Presidency of the EU, Lisbon. (Jonathan Zeitlin, 10/07).
"Meeting Kissinger." Milwaukee Public Radio's "Lake Effect" with Jane Hampden (Jeremi Suri, 10/07).
"Henry Kissinger and the American Century." Wisconsin Veterans Museum (Jeremi Suri, 10/07; similar talks at 92.1 WXXM's Sunday Journal with Stu Levitan, Madison Rotary Club and Wisconsin Public Radio's "University of the Air").
Presentation to Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia System Meeting, keynote. (Charles Engel, 10/07).
"Business, Employment, and Economic Conditions in Wisconsin and the Midwest." Special Executive Briefing for the UW-Madison School of Business Executive Education program (Donald Nichols, 9/07).
"Domestic Prices in an Integrated World Economy." Keynote lecture at Federal Reserve Board/JMCB conference (Charles Engel, 9/07).
“Using DSGE Models for Forecasting and Policy Analysis in Central Banking.” Bank for International Settlements Workshop, Basel, Switzerland. (Charles Engel, 9/07).
"Henry Kissinger and the American Century." Attic Angel Association, Continuing Education Program,” Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 12/07). Similar lecture for the Wisconsin Alumni Association “Fall Day on Campus,” Madison, Wisconsin (9/07); Luncheon for the University of Wisconsin Bascom Hill Society of Alumni Donors, Madison, Wisconsin. (11/07); University of Wisconsin Retirement Association, Madison, Wisconsin. (11/07); Wisconsin Book Festival and the Wisconsin Veterans Museum, Madison, Wisconsin. (10/07); Madison Public Library, Sequoya Branch, Wisconsin. (9/07).
"Campus Anti-War Protests Then and Now." WisconsinEye Public Affairs Network (Jeremi Suri, 9/07).
"India and Global Politics." Wisconsin Public Radio's "University of the Air" (Aseema Sinha, 9/07).
"Perspectives on September 11." TEMPO Madison (Vicki Bier, 9/07).
"Domestic Prices in an Integrated World Economy." Keynote lecture at Federal Reserve Board/JMCB conference (Charles Engel, 9/07).
"China’s Current Account and Exchange Rate." National Bureau of Economic Research Conference on China’s Growing Role in World Trade (Menzie Chinn, 8/07).
WHO/PAHO Regional Meeting on Climate Change and Health, San Jose, Costa Rica. (Jonathan Patz, 8/07).
"Learning from Difference: The New Architecture of Experimentalist Governance in the EU." Belgian Federal Public Service of Social Security, Brussels (Jonathan Zeitlin, 8/07).
Plenary Presentation to the Presidential Management Fellows, Washington. (Jonathan Patz, 7/07).
"Climate Change Health." National Association of City and County Health Officers (NACCHO) Annual Conference, Columbus, OH. (Jonathan Patz, 7/07).
"Exchange Rate Models are Not as Bad as You Think." De Nederlandsche Bank (Charles Engel, 7/07; similar talks at the National Bureau of Economic Research "Macroeconomics Annual" conference, European Central Bank, Ente Einaudi research institute of the Bank of Italy, Bank of Canada / European Central Bank "Topics in Exchange Rate Modelling" conference).
"American Foreign Policy in the Middle East since 1967." East High School, Madison, Wisconsin. (Jeremi Suri, 12/07). Similar lecture to the Greenfield Summer Institute in Jewish Studies, University of Wisconsin, (7/07).
"American Society and International Society, 1898-1945." organized and co-directed with Professor Jean Edward Smith of Marshall University, a week-long summer institute for nation-wide high school teachers, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education’s Teaching American History Grant Program, Ashland, Ohio. (Jeremi Suri, 7/07).
"The Korean War and its Contemporary Legacies." Wisconsin Public Radio's "University of the Air" (Jeremi Suri, 6/07).
"The Past and Future of American Foreign Policy." WGN Radio Chicago's "Extension 720 with Milt Rosenberg" (Jeremi Suri, 6/07).
"East Asia and Global Imbalances: Saving, Investment, and Financial Development." International Monetary Fund (Menzie Chinn, 6/07; similar talk at National Bureau of Economic Research-East Asia Seminar on Economics).
"Expectations, Monetary Policy, and the Misalignment of Traded Goods Prices." National Bureau of Economic Research International Seminar on Macroeconomics (Charles Engel, 6/07).
"Interpreting the Empirical Evidence for the Global Saving Glut." International Monetary Fund (Menzie Chinn, 6/07).
"An International Dialogue on Ecological Policy." WISC-TV's "For the Record" (Jonathan Zeitlin, 6/07).
Presentations at Bank of Canada Exchange Rate Conference, Ottowa (6/07); European Central Bank, Frankfurt (4/07); Workshop on Global Interdependence, Dublin (3/07). (Charles Engel, 2007).
"A Decade of Innovation in EU Governance: The European Employment Strategy, the Open Method of Coordination, and the Lisbon Strategy." Expert Seminar on "Policy Coordination on Employment and Social Affairs in the European Union" organized by the Portuguese Presidency of the European Union (Jonathan Zeitlin, 5/07).
"Strengthening the Social Dimension of the Lisbon Strategy." European Union Social Protection Committee (Jonathan Zeitlin, 5/07).
"Supply Capacity, Vertical Specialization and Tariff Rates: The Implications for Aggregate U.S. Trade Flow Equations." European Central Bank (Menzie Chinn, 5/07).
"Monetary Policy Advisory Discussion." Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland (Charles Engel, 4/07).
"Air Pollution and Temperature-related Health Effects." Keynote Address, Health Effects Institute Annual Conference, Chicago. (Jonathan Patz, 4/07).
“The Global Picture: Preparing for Change.” European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). Stockholm, Sweden. (Jonathan Patz, 3/07).
"New Developments in Exchange Rate Economics." IMF Institute (Charles Engel, 2/07). Similar talk given to IMF (3/07).
"Freedom, Democracy, and U.S. Foreign Policy since 1914." lecture to the Northeast Wisconsin Teachers Academy for the Study of American History, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh. (Jeremi Suri, 6/07).“Conversations with Henry Kissinger,” lecture and discussion for University of Wisconsin alumni and friends, sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association Italy Chapter, Urbino, Italy. (Jeremi Suri, 2/07).
"Despite Job Growth, Fears About Economy Linger." Minnesota Public Radio’s “Midmorning.” (Menzie Chinn, 1/07).
Keynote Address, Expert Workshop on Climate Change. CDC national Center for Environmental Health/ATSDR, Atlanta, GA. (Jonathan Patz, 1/07).
Past WAGE Faculty Talks
View talks that took place between 2003 and 2006.
Examples of WAGE Distinguished Visitor Engagements
Brian Williams
Professor of History, UMass-Dartmouth
“"The Forgotten Wars: Overview of the Wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan" and "Teaching about the War on Terror and Islam" (at the Teaching American History Workshop, Madison Metropolitan School District)” (5/09).
Gordon Goldstein
Author
“"Lessons in Disaster: McGeorge Bundy and the Path to War in Vietnam"” (4/09).
Rufus Phillips
Author
“"Why Vietnam Matters: An Eyewitness Account of Lessons Not Learned"” (4/09).
Robert Brigham
Professor of History and International Relations, Vassar College
“"A New Deal for Vietnam"” (4/09).
Michael Dobbs
Author and Journalist
“"One Minute to Midnight: Kennedy, Khrushchev, and Castro, on the Brink of Nuclear War"” (10/08).
Naomi Klein
Bestselling Journalist and Author
"The Shock Doctrine" (11/08)
Frank Costigliola
Professor of History, University of Connecticut
“"The Perils of Intimacy: Harry Hopkins as Franklin D. Roosevelt’s National Security Adviser"” (9/08).
John Campbell
Former United States Ambassador to Nigeria
"Nigeria: Key U.S. Ally in Sub-Saharan Africa" (5/08)
Scott Ritter
Former United Nations Weapons Inspector in Iraq
"Waging Peace: Citizenship in a Time of War" (04/08)
"The Reality of Arms Control: From the Trenches" (04/08)
Joseph T. Glatthaar
Stephenson Distinguished Professor of History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
"General Lee's Army: From Victory to Collapse" (04/08)
David W. Blight
Class of 1954 Professor of American History, Yale University
"A Slave No More: Two Men Who Escaped to Freedom" (04/08)
Robert McMahon
Mershon Distinguished Professor of History, The Ohio State University
"Dean Acheson and the Building of an American-Led World Order" (02/08)
Chester Pach
Professor of History, Ohio University
"War and the Media: From Vietnam to Iraq" (02/08)
Eswar Prasad
Cornell University Senior Tolani Professor of Trade Policy and Former Chief of the IMF's China Division
"Are China's and India's Growth Miracles Built to Last?" (02/08)
Michael Desch
Professor and Robert M. Gates Chair in Intelligence and National Security Decision-Making, Texas A&M University
"Bush and the Generals: What Went Wrong?" (10/07)
Daniel Benjamin
Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
"The Global War on Terror: A Status Report" (10/07)
Andrew Rotter
Professor of History, Colgate University
"Narratives of Bombing: Tokyo and Hiroshima, 1945" (10/07)
Mark Stoler
Professor of History, University of Vermont
"The Road to Iraq: The Origin and Evolution of U.S. Interests in the Middle East" (3/07)
Campbell Craig
Professor of History, University of Southampton
"The Nuclear Revolution in the History and Practice of US Foreign Policy" (09/06).
"The Atomic Bombing of Japan: Ending World War II or Beginning the Cold War?" (09/06).
Sir David Manning
British Ambassador to the United States
"Britain's Perspectives on Climate Change" (09/06).
Robert Schulzinger
Director of the International Affairs Program and Professor of History, University of Colorado
"Vietnam and Iraq: Historical Lessons for Today" (9/06).
"The Living Legacy of the Vietnam War" (9/06).
Alex Roland
Professor of History, Duke University
"The Long War Dead: The Politics and Reality of Casualties in Iraq" (4/06).
Brian Linn
Professor of History at Texas A&M University
"The Savage Wars for Peace: The Philippine War and War in Iraq" (2/06).
Harvey Kaye
Rosenberg Professor of Social Change and Development at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
"Thomas Paine and America's Unfinished Revolution" (2/06).
Amy Celico
Deputy Director of the Office of the Chinese Economic Area at the U.S. Department of Commerce
"U.S.-China Trade Relations and the WTO" (12/05).
Walter Cutler
President, Meridian International Center and Former Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
"Saudi Arabia, U.S. Foreign Policy, and Oil" (11/05).
Carl Schramm
Kauffman Foundation
WAGE/INSITE Policy Lecture Series (10/05).
Rita Colwell
Chair at Canon US Life Sciences, Inc., and Distinguished University Professor at the University of Maryland-College Park and Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
"Water Pollution and Human Health" (10/05).
Hugo Paemen
Former EU Ambassador to the United States, currently Special Advisor to the President of the European Commission and Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University
"Conflicting U.S. and European Approaches to the New World Order: Economic Relations and Security" (4/03)
Daniel Bodansky
Professor of Law, University of Washington Law School
"Global Climate Change Law and Policy: The Growing Split between U.S. and European Climate Change Policies" (4/02)
David Aaron
Senior International Advisor, Dorsey & Whitney LLP and former U.S. Ambassador to the OECD and U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor
"Biotechnology and Transatlantic Relations" (3/02)
|
