Opportunities and Challenges for a Palestinian State Maen Areikat, Chief Representative of the PLO Mission to the United States
Junior League, 1811 Briar Oaks Lane
Human Rights, Development and the Extractives Industries
Margaret Jungk, Danish Institute for Human Rights
Doubletree Hotel, 400 Dallas Street, Dezavala Room
Pakistan and the US: Common Interests and a Shared Future Husain Haqqani, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the US
Junior League, 1811 Briar Oaks
Forward Looking Leadership: Can the Middle East Resolve Its Problems and Reform Itself? Hind Kabawat, lawyer and political activist
Junior League, 1811 Briar Oaks
Who Are We to the World? Karen Hughes, Global Vice Chair, Burson-Marsteller and Former Advisor to President George W. Bush
Hilton Americas, Grand Lanier Ballroom 1600 Lamar Street
Powering and Empowering America in the 21st Century Joseph A. Stanislaw December 11, 2008 Luncheon Program
The Universal Declaration at 60: Is the UN Human Rights Commission Doing Enough? Hillel Neuer December 10, 2008 Evening Program
From Bloodshed to Hope in Burundi Robert And Kathleen Krueger December 3, 2008 Evening Program
An Evening With Musician and Poet Chava Alberstein Presented by the Society for Performing Arts November 20, 2008 Evening Program
Russia's Nervous Neighbors Bob Hamilton, CSIS US Army Fellow November 13, 2008 Evening Program
Big Potential: What Our Next President Can Do for Global Business Rich Karlgaard, Forbes Magazine November 12, 2008 Luncheon Program
The Peoples Courts: Legal and Political Reform in China Carl Minzner, Washington University in St. Louis November 7, 2008 Luncheon Program
Force and Diplomacy: A Brigade Commanders War in Iraq Peter Mansoor, (Ret.) Colonel, US Army November 5, 2008 Luncheon Program
Brazil Rising Simon Marks, Journalist October 29, 2008 Evening Documentary Program
Bad Leadership: How It Happens and Why It Matters Barbara Kellerman, Harvard University October 28, 2008 Luncheon Program
Advancing Progress in Africa Obiageli Ezekwesili, World Bank October 24, 2008 Luncheon program
Shaping a World of Freedon Ambassador Robert Pearson October 21, 2008 Evening Program
Civilian Response Corps: Building and Sustaining Peace in a Post-Conflict Environment Ambassador John Herbst October 15, 2008 Luncheon Program
Tomorrow's Middle East Robin Wright, Journalist and Author October 14, 2008 Evening Program
Pakistan: A Storm on the Horizon Bruce Riedel, Brookings Institute October 6, 2008 Evening Program
Putin's Labyrinth Steve LeVine, BusinessWeek October 1, 2008 Evening Program
America and the World: Options and Obstacles for the next President James P. Rubin, Columbia University September 26, 2008 Luncheon Program
Lebanon, Iraq and Iran: Emerging Pathway Across the Middle East Sandra Mackey, Author and Journalist September 24, 2008 Luncheon Program
Syria and the Challenges Ahead Joshua Landis, University of Oklahoma September 10, 2008 Evening Program
The Arab Center: The Promise of Moderation Marwan Muasher, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Jordan September 2, 2008 Evening Program
Conflict and Context: Reporting from the Caucasus Jon Sawyer, Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting August 26, 2008 Evening Program
Islamic Finance: Myths and Misconceptions Michael McMillen August 22, 2008 Luncheon Program
China in Africa: Implications for Human Rights and Energy Robert G. Houdek, United States Ambassador August 20, 2008 Evening Program
Program Archive Spring 2008
South Southeast Steve McCurry, Photographer June 17, 2008 Evening Illustrated Lecture
The United States and Germany: Common Values and New Challenges Klaus Scharioth, German Ambassador to the United States June 4, 2008 Evening Program
The Post-American World Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek International May 28, 2008 Evening Program
Lebanese Option Gathering Ahmad El-Assad May 21, 2008 Evening Program
Energy Investment in Nigeria & Venezuela Robert Amsterdam, Amsterdam & Peroff May 19, 2008 Luncheon Program
The Cost of Corruption Peter Eigen, Transparency International & Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative May 13, 2008 Luncheon
The Much too Promised Land Aaron Miller, Woodrow Wilson Center May 6, 2008 Evening Program
The Spirit of Democracy Larry Diamond, Stanford University April 30, 2008 Evening Program
Take a Closer Look at Russia Mikhail Margelov, Russia Federation Senator April 24, 2008 Luncheon Program
Global Challenges to U.S. Leadership Robert Dole, former United States Senator April 23, 2008 Jones Award Luncheon
Lifting the Veil: Women in Afghanistan Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Journalist April 14, 2008 Documentary and Discussion
Letter to America David Boren, President of the University of Okalahoma April 10, 2008 Evening Program
A Global Civilization? Philip Zelikow, University of Virginia April 9, 2008 Evening Program
Doing Business Around the World Simeon Djankov, World Bank April 8, 2008 Luncheon Program
Smart Power: A Smarter, More Secure America Joseph Nye, HarvardUniversity April 3, 2008 Evening Program
Cyprus: EU Lighthouse in the Eastern Mediterranean His Excellency Andreas S. Kakouris, Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus March 27, 2008 Evening Program
Reform in Riyadh: A Delicate Balance Karen Elliott House, HarvardUniversity March 26, 2008 Luncheon Program
Israeli-Palestinian Comedy Tour Charley Warady, Ray Hanania, Aaron Freeman, Yisrael Campbell March 25, 2008 Evening Program
Energy Independence: The Way Forward or a Dangerous Delusion?
Robert Bryce, Institute for Energy Research March 11, 2008 Luncheon Program
Good Intentions Corrupted: The Oil-for-Food Scandal and the Threat to the U.N. Mark Califano, Chief Legal Counsel, UN Oil-for-Food Investigation March 13, 2008 Luncheon Program
From Roadmap to Headlines: Reading the Middle East Felice and Michael Friedson, The Media Line March 6, 2008 Luncheon Program
The Outside Looking In:The Latin American Journalist Perspective
Paulo Sotero Marques, WoodrowWilsonCenter Andres Cavelier, HarvardUniversity Ana Baron, Clarin March 3, 2008 Evening Program
Energy as a Tool for Regional Stability David Goldwyn, Goldwyn International Strategies February 27, 2008 Luncheon Program
Putin 3: The Russian Elections Leon Aron, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research February 26, 2008 Evening Program
Approaching Iran Karim Sadjadpour, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace February 20, 2008 Evening Program
Meeting Resistance Molly Bingham & Steve Connors, Filmmakers February 19, 2008 Evening Film Screening
An Imam in America Andrea Elliott, New York Times February 12, 2008 Evening Program
The Assassination of Benazir Bhutto and the Future of Pakistan Frederic Grare, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace February 6, 2008 Evening Program
Russia's Capitalist Revolution: Why Market Reform Succeeded and Democracy Failed Anders Anders, Peterson Institute for International Economics January 30, 2008 Luncheon Program
Promoting Opportunity and Investment in the Middle East
Robert Mosbacher, Jr., Overseas Private Investment Corporation
January 18, 2008 Luncheon Program
Re-Engaging the Americas: An Action Plan for the Next President Andres Oppenheimer, Miami Herald January 15, 2008 Evening Program
Creating a World Without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner January 14, 2008 Luncheon and Evening Program
The Putin Generation: How the Youth of Russia View Their World Sarah Mendelson, Center for Strategic and International Studies Ted Gerber, University of Wisconsin – Madison
"I am satisfied the good sense of the people is the strongest army our government can ever have, and that it will not fail them." Thomas Jefferson to William Carmichael, 1786. ME 6:31