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It's a Funny World

 

 

 

 

With the Taliban going strong and the polar ice caps melting away, we wouldn’t blame you for feeling like there's nothing to laugh about - until now. You may not have thought policy wonks were funny, but we’re about to prove you wrong with a special evening of international stand-up comedy benefiting World Policy Journal
featuring professional comedians and friends of the World Policy Institute:

- Ophira Eisenberg
- WPI Senior Fellow Ian Bremmer
- Kevin Bleyer
- Robert George
- Emcee Christian Finnegan

Monday, September 13

7 -8:30 pm

at COMIX, 343 West 14th Street

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS

WPI BOOKS

The End of the Free Market

 

WPI Senior Fellow Ian Bremmer recounts the battle between state capitalism and the free market. Detailing the rise of state-owned firms in China, Russia, the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, Iran, Venezuela, and elsewhere, he demonstrates the growing challenge that state capitalism will pose for the entire global economy.

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Fellows by Area of Expertise

In any given year, there are up to 25 key policy analysts serving as senior fellows of the World Policy Institute. Their research, publications, public appearances and commentary in the print and electronic media comprise a body of work that makes the Institute an unparalleled leader in the national and international policy arenas. 

World Policy Institute Senior Fellows and Project Leaders offer expert commentary on 14 broad international policy areas listed below. By clicking on a topic and fellow you will find a brief biography, detailed resume, and contact information. 

Details on specific research projects at the World Policy Institute are also available.

Africa         Health
American Foreign Policy
Immigration
Arms Trade
International Law & Human Rights
Asia
Media Criticism
Central/South America
Middle East
Eurasia   NATO
European Policy
Russia & CIS
Global Economy
Technology
Global Security
United Nations

 

Africa

Todd Lester -North Africa, forced migration
William Powers
- Liberia

American Foreign Policy

Eric Alterman 
Ian Bremmer
Mira Kamdar
- US-India
Nina Khrushcheva
- US-Russia
James Nolt
- US-East Asia
David Rieff

Sherle Schwenninger
Masaru Tamamoto
- US-Japan
Martin Walker
Patricia DeGennaro
Michele Wucker

 

Arms Trade

Swadesh Rana - Small arms control

Asia

Patricia DeGennaro -Afghanistan and South Asia
Michelle Fanzo - Afghanistan
Mira Kamdar
- India, South Asia: Politics & Economy
James Nolt
- particularly China and Japan; US-East Asia relations  
Swadesh Rana - India; Pakistan; South Asia
Masaru Tamamoto
-- particularly Japan; Japan-China and Japan-US relations

 

Central/South America

Stephanie Elizondo Griest- Mexico
Silvana Paternostro
- especially Cuba, Colombia 
Andrew Reding - Mexico
Lissa Weinmann - Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia 
Michele Wucker - Dominican Republic, Haiti, Argentina
Edward Gonzalez-Acosta
- Democracy and Governance; Migration
William Powers
- Bolivia, food aid; climate change and deforestation; ecological tourism; indigenous peoples

 

Energy and the Environment

Mira Kamdar- resource shortages, agriculture
William Powers - Bolivia, food aid; climate change and deforestation; ecological tourism; indigenous peoples
Kim Taipale
- energy security
Ian Bremmer
Karl Meyer

 

Eurasia

Ian Bremmer  
Karl Meyer

European Policy

David Andelman
Belinda Cooper - Germany 
Paul Hockenos
Mira Kamdar - France 
Nina Khrushcheva 
David Rieff - Balkans; Kosovo; Bosnia
Martin Walker
Michele Wucker
- comparative immigration policy

Global Economy 

Ian Bremmer
Michelle Fanzo - International development, emerging markets
Jeffrey Madrick
- Finance
James Nolt
- International political economy
Sherle Schwenninger
 
Martin Walker
Michele Wucker

 

Global Security 

David Andelman
Ian Bremmer  

Patrick Radden Keefe
- Cross-border crime; espionage
Kim Taipale - Surveillance society; information warfare; cyber-crime
Patricia DeGennaro
Michele Wucker

 

Health

Siddharth Dube- AIDS, sex work
Lissa Weinmann
- Cuba's foreign doctors program

Immigration

Belinda Cooper- Germany 
Stephanie Griest - Mexico; identity; impact on sending country
Paul Hockenos - Balkans, Germany, Eastern Europe, migration and development
Mira Kamdar - India, Diaspora lobbying
Patrick Radden Keefe - China, human smuggling
Todd Lester
- Africa, Asylum policy
Silvana Paternostro - Colombia, Identity
David Rieff
Michele Wucker -
Economics and politics; remittances; political participation
Edward Gonzalez-Acosta
- Migration; Remittances; Political participation
Kavitha Rajagopalan
- integration, immigrant identity formation, comparative migration policy, Muslim immigrant communities in the West, displacement

International Law & Human Rights 

Belinda Cooper- War crimes; international law; women's rights 
Claudia Dreifus - Women's rights 
Stephanie Griest - Civil liberties
Patrick Radden Keefe
- Human smuggling; national security & civil liberties
Todd Lester
- Human rights; asylum; refugees
Silvana Paternostro
- Women's issues 
Andrew Reding - Human rights in the Americas 
Michele Wucker - Immigration; Dominican Republic and Haiti
Kavitha Rajagopalan
- Corporate Social Responsibility, global corporate behavior and financial systems

 

Media Criticism

Eric Alterman 
Claudia Dreifus
Stephanie Griest
 
Peter Kaufman  - Broadcast; publishing

Middle East

Alon Ben-Meir
Todd Lester
Patricia DeGennaro

NATO 

Patricia DeGennaro
Sherle Schwenninger 

Martin Walker

Russia & CIS

Ian Bremmer- Eurasia
Nina Khrushcheva
- Russia; U.S.-Russia relations 
Peter Kaufman
Sherle Schwenninger 
Martin Walker - Russia

 

Science & Technology

Claudia Dreifus - Democratization of science
Patrick Radden Keefe
- Privacy; national security & civil liberties
Jeffrey Madrick
-- Computers & Productivity 
Kim Taipale -- Global Information Society Project
Michele Wucker
- impact of immigration on science

 

United Nations

Siddharth Dube
Michelle Fanzo
Swadesh Rana