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
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.
WPI - Arms Trade Resource Center: Economics of Security Study Group - November 19, 2004
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ARMS TRADE RESOURCE CENTER Dear Friends, We know that all of you are still trying to digest the streams of information coming out of the election. We interrupt this reverie to announce the details of the next meeting of the Economics of Security in the Post 9-11 World Study Group. We are delighted to welcome Winslow Wheeler to discuss his new book, "THE WASTRELS OF DEFENSE: How Congress Sabotages U. S. Security" (Naval Institute Press, 2004). Mr. Wheeler is a Visiting Senior Fellow at the Center for Defense Information in Washington who spent 30 years working on Capital Hill, on the staffs of both Democratic and Republican Senators, and for the General Accounting Office. He was recently on 60 Minutes (October 31, 2004), commenting on equipment deficiencies for US military personnel in Iraq. We will be sending selections from his writing along with the next email Please join us. WHERE: Room 720, 66 Fifth Avenue (betweem 12th and 13th) WHEN: FRIDAY, November 19, 2004, 2:30 TO 4 P.M. RSVP TO: Frida Berrigan, berrigaf@newschool.edu Co-sponsored by: The Graduate Program in International Affairs (GPIA) and the World Policy Institute at New School University (NSU) Convenors: David Gold, Master's Program in International Affairs, New School University and Bill Hartung, Arms Trade Resource Center, World Policy Institute Schedule for 2004/2005 Study Group Session: **December 10, 2004, 66 Fifth Ave., Room 720 **January 21, 2005, 66 W 12th; Room 510 **February 25, 2005, 66 W 12th; Room 510 **March 18, 2005, 66 W 12th; Room 510 **April 22, 2005, 66 W 12th; Room 510 **May 20, 2005, 66 W 12th; Room 510 |


