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SPRING
2003 LECTURE SERIES
Thursday,
April 24th, 2003, 6:00-7:30 p.m.
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The World Policy Institute
at New School University
presents
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EUROPE
AND AMERICA:
CAN THE SPLIT EVER BE HEALED?
a panel
discussion with
DAVID
FROMKIN
Professor of International Relations, History and of Law, and the
Director of the Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range
Future at Boston University, author of half-dozen books, including
The Independence of Nations and In The Times of the Americans
and
JAMES
CHACE
Paul Williams Professor of Government, Public Law and Administration
at Bard College, author of Acheson: The Secretary of State Who
Creates the American World and many other books
Moderated
by
NINA
KHRUSHCHEVA
World Policy Institute Senior Fellow
America and
four of the major states in Europe, are going through an extremely
difficult patch in relations. The war in Iraq has torn asunder the
traditional ties between the United States and its historic allies
like France, Germany and Belgium, as well as its new found-friendship
with Russia. What now are the consequences likely to be for the
Atlantic alliance - especially NATO? Can the United Nations Security
Council survive this rupture? Does the split portend difficulties
for the World Trade Organization? Does globalization face new strains?
Is a half-century-long congregation of Western democracies now at
an end? Or is it possible that the war in Iraq will be treated as
an isolated incident rather than a historic turning point? These
issues and related ones will be the subject of the panel discussion.
Thursday,
April 24, 2003, 6:00-7:30 p.m. Swayduck Auditorium, First Floor,
65 Fifth Avenue (between East 13-14th). Admission is free.
RSVP 212-229-5808
ext. 4272 to reserve seating or e-mail: wpi@newschool.edu
if you need special accommodations, please call at least five days
in advance.
Online
webcast and discussion:
Enter
the www.dialnsa.edu website
and click on the "Europe and America: Can the Split Ever Be
Healed?" which will be listed under Special Events. Be sure
on the day of the event that it is between 6:00 - 7.30 pm EST to
view the live webcast. Archived realplayer
files will be available from this page in the following week.
After attending
the panel discussion or viewing the webcast you can join the online
discussion offered during the following 2 weeks after the
date of the event. At the www.dialnsa.edu
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