Audio and Video from FPRI Events

FPRI periodically makes recordings of lectures, forums, and other events available online in streaming formats and as file downloads.

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2012

• [Audio] Islamism and the Arab Spring , Symposium, 5/7/2012
• [Audio] Winston Churchill and Great Britain’s Strategic Predicament during the 1920s, John H. Maurer, 5/3/2012
• [Audio] Pakistan: The Geopolitics of a Precarious State , Ashley J. Tellis, 4/29/2012
• [Audio] Cyber Power and International Security, David Betz, 4/26/2012
• Materials from Great Battles and How They Have Shaped American History A History Institute for Teachers, April 21-22, 2012
  • [Audio/Video] - Welcoming Remarks, Paul Herbert
  • [Audio/Video] - Welcoming Remarks, Walter A. McDougall
  • [Audio/Video] - Saratoga 1777, Kevin Weddle
  • [Audio/Video] - Plattsburgh 1814, Wayne Lee
  • [Audio/Video] - Gettysburg 1863, Mark Grimsley
  • [Audio/Video] - Manila Bay 1898, James Kurth
  • [Audio/Video] - Meuse-Argonne 1918, Michael Neiberg
  • [Audio/Video] - Midway 1942, Michael A. Palmer
  • [Audio/Video] - Normandy 1944, Paul Herbert
  • [Audio/Video] - Tet 1968, James Willbanks
• [Audio] The Future of Professional Military Education , Symposium, 4/18/2012
• [FPRI Radio] A New U.S.-Colombia Relationship: Transnational Crime and U.S. National Security, COL (ret.) Robert Killebrew, 4/12/2012
• [Audio] No One's World: The West, the Rising Rest, and the Coming Global Turn, Charles Kupchan, 4/11/2012
• Materials from Energy, Environment and Security in Asia, April 5, 2012
  • [Audio/Video] - Keynote: Energy and China's Foreign Relations, Jacqueline Deal
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel: Japan after Fukushima and the U.S.-China Relationship after Copenhagen
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel: Energy and China's Foreign Relations
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel: Farther Afield: Energy, Chimate Change and Security in South Asia and China, and Asia's Interest in the Arctic
• [Audio] Tinderbox: How the West Sparked the AIDS Epidemic and How the World Can Finally Overcome It, Craig Timberg, 3/14/2012
• [Audio] Muscle-Flexing, Quiet Diplomacy, and Iran's Nuclear Program, Brandon Friedman, 2/27/2012
• [Audio/Video] - The Arab Spring and the Peace Process, Daniel Brumberg, 2/22/2012
• [Audio] Human Rights Prospects in the Year of the Dragon, Sharon Hom, 2/13/2012
• [Audio] Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China, Ezra Vogel, 2/9/2012
• [FPRI Radio] Do The Post-Communist Transitions Offer Lessons For The Arab World?, Adrian A. Basora, 1/30/2012
• [Audio] Taiwan’s Presidential and Legislative Election: Implications for Cross-Strait Relations, U.S. Policy and Domestic Politics, Panel Discussion, 1/20/2012
• [FPRI Radio] Margin Call: How To Cut A Trillion From Defense, Kori Schake, 1/17/2012
• [Audio] The Struggle for Egypt: From Nasser to Tahrir Square, Steven A. Cook, 1/11/2012

2011

• [FPRI Radio] Vaclav Havel, Adrian A. Basora, 12/19/2011
• [FPRI Radio] The Death of Kim Jong Il and Implications for East Asia, Gilbert Rozman, 12/19/2011
• [Audio] Political Demography: How Population Changes are Reshaping International Security and National Politics, Jack Goldstone, Monica Duffy Toft and Richard Cincotta, 12/13/2011
• [Audio] Woman, Man, and God in Modern Islam, Theodore Friend, 12/08/2011
• [FPRI Radio] Events in Egypt, Eric Trager, 12/02/2011
• [Audio] Russia’s Past, Present and Future, David Satter, 12/01/2011
• [Audio] Contemporary Challenges Facing North Africa, Symposium, 11/30/2011
• [Audio/Video] - Reflections on the Arab Spring, Fouad Ajami, 11/15/2011
• Materials from Contested Terrain: China’s Periphery and International Relations in Asia, November 4, 2011
  • [Audio/Video] - Implications for U.S. Policy and Interests, Keynote Address, Michael Green
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel: China and Its Great Power Neighbors
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel: China’s Peripheral Visions: Land and Sea Borders
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel: “Domestic” Disputes: Tibet, Xinjiang and Other “Chinese” Territory
• [FPRI Radio] Events in Libya amd Iraq, Edward Turzanski, 10/23/2011
• [Audio] India's Multiple Revolutions, Sumit Ganguly, 10/21/2011
• Materials from Teaching The Middle East: Between Authoritarianism And Reform A History Institute for Teachers, October 15–16, 2011
  • [Audio/Video] - Welcoming Remarks, Walter A. McDougall
  • [Audio/Video] - Islam and Democracy in the Middle East, Daniel Brumberg
  • [Audio/Video] - Political Culture, Protest, and Dissent in Jordan, Jillian Schwedler
  • [Audio/Video] - Is the Green Movement Dead? Political Dissent Iran, Amin Tarzi
  • [Audio/Video] - The Crisis in Yemen: AQAP, Saleh, and Governmental Instability, Christopher Swift
  • [Audio/Video] - Elections, Repression, Succession, and the Future of Egypt, Eric Trager
  • [Audio/Video] - Turkey and Its Foreign Policy under AKP, Mike Reynolds
  • [Audio/Video] - The Moroccan Model, Audra K. Grant
  • [Audio/Video] - The Middle East and the US in Geopolitical Perspective, Michael S. Doran
• [Audio] The Rise of China and Taiwan's Response: Implications for the United States, Yeong-kuang Ger, 10/14/2011
• [Audio] Al Qaeda and Jihadi Movements After Bin Laden, Christopher Swift, 10/05/2011
• [Audio] Hard Line: The Republican Party and US Foreign Policy Since World War II, Colin Dueck, 9/22/2011
• [Audio] Sovereignty or Submission: Will Americans Rule Themselves or Be Ruled by Others?, John Fonte, 9/14/2011
• [Audio] Beyond the Tenth Year: The Afghan National Security Force, LTG William B. Caldwell, IV, 9/13/2011
• [Audio] The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Samuel Helfont and Tally Helfont, 9/09/2011
• [Audio/Video] Two webcasts: What Students Need to Know about 9/11: Ten Years Later, Panel Discussion, 9/08/2011
• [FPRI Radio] Events in Libya, Edward Turzanski, 8/22/2011
• [Audio] A Vulcan’s Tale: How the Bush Administration Mismanaged the Reconstruction of Afghanistan, Dov S. Zakheim, 7/27/2011
• [Audio] A High Price: The Triumphs and Failures of Israeli Counterterrorism, Daniel Byman, 7/20/2011
• [Audio] How Does China’s Naval Rise Matter to South and Southeast Asia?, Felix Chang, 7/6/2011
• [Audio] Radicalization and Counter-radicalization in America: An Update, Peter Neumann, 6/29/2011
• [Audio] Cyberspace: The Next Battlefield, Lawrence Husick, 6/16/2011
• [Audio] Why Hitler Lost, Andrew Roberts, 6/15/2011
• [Audio] Egypt, Regime Change, and The Muslim Brotherhood, Symposium, 5/24/2011
• [Audio/Video] The Muslim Brotherhood in the USA: Social Service or Taqiyya?, Lorenzo Vidino, 5/19/2011
• [Audio] The Evolution of Revolution: Latin America and the Future of Chavismo, Dr. Vanessa Neumann, 5/6/2011
• [Audio] Bin Laden's Demise and Its Implications, Panel Discussion, 5/4/2011
• [Audio] Can There Be An “After-Socialism”?, Alan Charles Kors, 4/28/2011
• [Audio] Reflections on the Arab Uprisings, Abdallah Schleifer, 4/21/2011
• [Audio] Panel Discussion, 2011 Yemen Stability Survey, 4/14/2011
• [Audio] The Longest War: The Enduring Conflict between America and Al Qaeda, Peter Bergen, 4/10/2011
• [Audio] Fighting Transnational Cartels in the Western Hemisphere, Robert Killebrew, 4/7/2011
• Materials from Civilian Control of the Military and American Democracy A History Institute for Teachers, April 2–3, 2011
  • [Audio/Video] - Welcoming Remarks
  • [Audio/Video] - The Philosophical Basis of Civilian Control of the Military, Maj. Gen. (ret.) Charles J. Dunlap Jr.
  • [Audio/Video] - Civil-Military Relations and the American Founding, Richard Kohn
  • [Audio/Video] - Rise to Globalism and the Changing Role of the Military in American Politics, Karl Walling
  • [Audio/Video] - Supreme Command and Wartime Civil-Military Relations, Mackubin Thomas Owens
  • [Audio/Video] - Future Trends in American Civil-Military Relations, Don M. Snider, United States Army War College/United States Military Academy
  • [Audio/Video] - The Military and Society in America, John Allen Williams
  • [Audio/Video] - Gen. George C. Marshall and the Development of a Professional Military Ethic, General Josiah Bunting
• [Audio] The Second Arab Revolution, Michael Doran, 3/28/2011
• [Audio] The Long Divergence: How Islamic Law Held Back the Middle East, Timur Kuran, 3/24/2011
• Materials from China and India: Ancient Civilizations, Rising Powers,
  Giant Societies, and Contrasting Models of Development A History Institute for Teachers, March 19–20, 2011
  • [Audio/Video] - Welcoming Remarks, Walter A. McDougall
  • [Audio/Video] - Keynote: China, India, and the US: A Geopolitical Perspective, Robert Kaplan
  • [Audio/Video] - Two Grand Civilizational Traditions: What Are They and How Do They Matter Today?
  • [Audio/Video] - Strategies and Patterns of Economic Development
  • [Audio/Video] - Understanding Chinese Society: Education, Gender, Ethnicity, and Poverty
  • [Audio/Video] - Understanding Indian Society: Education, Gender, Ethnicity and Poverty
  • [Audio/Video] - Political Contrasts: Origins, Development and Challenges of Indian Democracy and Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
• [Audio] U.S. Civil-Military Relations after 9/11: Renegotiating the Civil-Military Bargain, Mackubin Thomas Owens, 3/4/2011
• [Audio] Understanding Cyberspace as a Battlefield, Lawrence Husick, 2/11/2011
• [Audio] EGYPT: An Eyewitness Report, Eric Trager, 2/9/2011
• [Audio] The Geopolitics Of Northern Mexico And The Implications For U.S. Policy, David Danelo, George W. Grayson, 1/20/2011

2010

• [Audio/Video] - Cyber War: The Next Threat to National Security and What to Do About It, Richard A. Clarke, 12/8/2010
• [Audio] Address by the former Prime Minister of Spain, José María Aznar, 12/3/2010
• [Audio/Video] - The Religious Origins of Religious Tolerance, Eric Nelson, 11/22/2010
• [Audio] How We Fight: Crusades, Quagmires, and the American Way of War, Dominic Tierney, 11/19/2010
• [Audio/Video] - Power, Money, and American National Security -- Today and Tomorrow, Niall Ferguson, 11/15/2010
• Materials from Regional Security in East Asia: Sustaining Stability, Coping with Conflict, Building Cooperation?, November 1, 2010
  • [Audio/Video] - U.S. Security Interests: Aims and Challenges in an Evolving Asia, Aaron Friedberg
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 1: China’s Rise, Chinese Strategy and Regional Security
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 2: Japan’s Regional Security Role: Continuity and Change?
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 3: Taiwan and the Koreas: Different Trajectories for Perennial Sources of Regional Security Challenges?
• [Audio] Understanding Al Qaeda and the New Terror Networks, Marc Sageman, 10/04/2010
• Materials from The Foreign Fighter Problem: Recent Trends and Case Studies, September 27–28, 2010
  • [Audio/Video] - Welcoming Remarks
  • [Audio/Video] - Gen. William E. Ward, Commander, US Africa Command
  • [Audio/Video] - Terrance Ford, Director of Intelligence and Knowledge Development, United States Africa Command, Keynote Address
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 1: Recent Trends in Foreign Fighter Source Countries and Transit Networks
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 2: Somalia Case Study
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 3: Maghreb Case Study
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 4: Yemen Case Study
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel 5: Afghanistan & Pakistan Case Study
• [Audio] The Diffusion of Military Power, Michael Horowitz, 9/20/2010
• Materials from U.S. Foreign Policy and the Modern Middle East: A History Institute for Teachers, Sept 15–16, 2009
  • [Audio] American Grand Strategy in the Middle East in Historical Perspective, Michael Doran
  • [Audio] The U.S. and Iran, Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet
  • [Audio] The US and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: An Overview, Harvey Sicherman
  • [Audio] The US and Iraq, Eric M. Davis
  • [Audio] The U.S. and Turkey, Gerald Robbins
  • [Audio] Teaching About Jihadism and The War on Terror, Barak Mendelsohn
  • [Audio] How Women are Changing the Middle East, Isobel Coleman
  • [Audio] The Obama Administration and the Middle East, Daniel C. Kurtzer
• [Audio] The Debt, The Deficit, And America’s Role In The World, David Walker, 8/12/2010
• [Audio] North Africa: Lessons in Counterterrorism, Ilan Berman, 7/21/2010
• [Audio] Energy Security: Perceptions and Policies, Felix Chang, 7/14/2010
• [Audio] The Foreign Policy Implications of Information and Communications Technologies, Lawrence Husick, 7/7/2010
• [Audio] BookTalk: Edwin O. Reischauer and the American Discovery of Japan, George R. Packard, 6/2/2010
• [Audio] Orbis -- Summer 2010 Issue, Mackubin T. Owens, 5/24/2010
• Sea Change? Conflicting Claims, Disparate Agendas and U.S.-China Maritime Security Relations, May 13, 2010
  • [Audio] Welcoming Remarks
  • [Audio] Panel I: Implications of China's Rising Maritime Power and U.S. and Japanese Responses
  • [Audio] Panel II: Contested Claims: Territorial Sovereignty and Rights of Operation
• [Audio] BookTalk: Combating Jihadism, Barak Mendelsohn, 5/10/2010
• [Audio] BookTalk: How Enemies Become Friends: Sources of Stable Peace, Charles Kupchan, 4/29/2010
• [Audio] Annual Champagne Brunch for Bronze Partners -- U.S. Foreign Policy: Finding the Balance, George Friedman, 4/18/2010
• Materials from The Role Of The Military In America's (Domestic) History: A History Institute for Teachers, April 10–11, 2010
  • [Audio/Video] - Exploring the West, Michael Tate
  • [Audio/Video] - Protecting Maritime Trade, James C. Bradford
  • [Audio/Video] - Building Infrastructure, Todd Shallat
  • [Audio/Video] - Technology, Kathleen Broome Williams
  • [Audio/Video] - Public Health, Sanders Marble
  • [Audio/Video] - Transportation, Alex Roland
  • [Audio/Video] - Promoting Civil Rights, Christopher S. Parker
  • [Audio/Video] - Nation Building, Dominic Tierney
• [Audio] BookTalk -- A History of Diplomacy, Jeremy Black, 4/8/2010
• [Audio] BookTalk -- China Watcher: Confessions of a Peking Tom, Richard Baum, 3/26/2010
• [Audio] Afghanistan -- A Progress Report, Andrew Garfield, 3/8/2010
• [Audio] With the Marines in Haiti, Andrew Lubin, 3/1/2010
• [Audio] Islam vs Islamism, Lawrence Husick, 2/19/2010
• [Audio] Strait Talk: U.S.-Taiwan Relations and the Crisis with China, Nancy Bernkopf Tucker, 2/18/2010
• [Audio] The Foreign Policy of Abraham Lincoln, Harvey Sicherman, 2/4/2010
• Materials from Power in East Asia: What Is It and Who Has It?, January 25, 2010
  • Opening Remarks, 1/25/2010
  • Rising China's Military and Economic Power and the Emerging East Asian Security Order, 1/25/2010
  • Japan in Asia: A Hard Case for Soft Power, 1/25/2010
  • Korea, Taiwan, and the Challenges for Smaller States, 1/25/2010

2009

• [Audio] The Trials of Chen Shui-bian, Jacques deLisle, 12/3/2009
• [Audio] Briefing on Afghanistan, Andrew Garfield and Jeff Haynes, 11/23/2009
• [Audio/Video] - The Rise of Asia and the Future Dimenstions of Conflict, Robert D. Kaplan, 11/12/2009
• [Audio/Video] The U.S. and Latin America: Keynote Address, Mary Anastasia O’Grady, 10/28/2009
• [Audio] The U.S. and Latin America: Symposium, 10/28/2009
• [Audio/Video] - Back to the Future: Pre-modern Religious Policy in Post-secular China, Richard Madsen, 10/26/2009
• [Audio] A Muslim Interfaith Initiative Goes Global, Abdallah Schleifer, 10/13/2009
• [Audio] The Cartoons That Shook the World, Jytte Klausen, 9/30/2009
• [Audio/Video] - The Invention and Development of Rotorcraft, Morning Sessions, 9/26/2009
• [Audio/Video] - The Invention and Development of Rotorcraft, Keynote Address by Mark “Pete” Peterson, 9/26/2009
• [Audio/Video] - The Invention and Development of Rotorcraft, Afternoon Sessions, 9/26/2009
• [Audio/Video] - Innovation and the World Economy, Robert E. Litan, 9/23/2009
• [Audio/Video] - Afghan Police Reform and the Future of Afghanistan, Michael Clarke and Andrew Garfield, 9/17/2009
• [Audio] Richard Haass on The Iraq Wars: Consequences for the Past, Present, and Future of U.S. Foreign Policy, 9/16/2009
• [Audio] Benny Begin on the Middle East, 9/8/2009
• [Audio] Al Qaeda´s Palestinian Dilemma, Barak Mendelsohn, 7/28/2009
• [Audio] What’s Wrong with our Intelligence, and How Can We Make It Right? Richard Immerman and Edward Turzanski, 7/2009
• Materials from The Foreign Fighter Problem, July 14–15, 2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The Foreign Fighter Problem: Keynote Address, Dell Dailey
  • [Audio/Video] - The Foreign Fighter Phenomenon – Overview
  • [Audio/Video] - Foreign Fighters and Sovereignty
  • [Audio/Video] - Foreign Fighters and their Economic Impact
  • [Audio/Video] - Case Study: Syria and the Foreign Fighter Problem
  • [Audio/Video] - Disrupting the Foreign Fighter Flow
• Materials from U.S. Foreign Policy and the Modern Middle East: A History Institute for Teachers, June 25–27, 2009
  • [Audio/Video] - U.S. Foreign Policy in the 20th Century, Walter McDougall
  • [Audio/Video] - Multimedia: American Policy and the Making of the Modern Middle East, Harvey Sicherman
  • [Audio/Video] - The US and Saudi Arabia Since the 1930s, David Ottaway
  • [Audio/Video] - The US and Iran from Mossadegh to Khamenei, Shaul Bakhash
  • [Audio/Video] - The U.S., Zionism, and Israel, Adam Garfinkle
  • [Audio/Video] - The U.S. and Egypt Since the Suez Crisis, Steven A. Cook
  • [Audio/Video] - Teaching the Long War and Jihadism, Mary Habeck
  • [Audio/Video] - The U.S. and Iraq: From the First Gulf War to the Present, Kenneth Pollack
• [Audio] China’s Toxic Exports, Jacques deLisle, 6/22/2009
• [Audio] Pakistan and Afghanistan: A Trip Report, Trudy Rubin, 5/21/2009
• [Audio] Cross-Strait Relations One Year into the Ma Administration, 5/11/2009
• Materials from What Students Need To Know About America’s Wars, Part II— 1920–Present: A History Institute for Teachers, May 2–3, 2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The Gathering Storm: From World War I to World War II, Williamson Murray, 5/2/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The US Army in World War II, Rick Atkinson, 5/2/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The US Navy in World War II, James Kurth, 5/2/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The Korean War, Allan Millett, 5/2/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - Vietnam, Ronald Spector, 5/2/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - Gulf War I, LTG (Ret) Bernard Trainor, 5/3/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The Global War on Terrorism, Frank Hoffman, 5/3/2009
  • [Audio/Video] - The American Culture of War, Adrian Lewis, 5/3/2009
• [Audio] China: Rethinking Economic Reforms after 30 Years, Yasheng Huang, 4/23/2009
• [Audio] A Look Back at the Surge in Iraq and a Look Ahead to the War in Afghanistan, Thomas E. Ricks, 4/19/2009
• Materials from Teaching the Nuclear Age: A History Institute for Teachers, March 28–29, 2009
  • [Audio/Video] - What Every American Needs to Know about Nuclear Weapons, Jeremy Bernstein
  • [Audio/Video] - The Role of Nuclear Weapons in International Politics, Andrew L. Ross
  • [Audio/Video] - Harry Truman and the Decision to Drop the Bomb: The Debate Among Historians, Richard B. Frank
  • [Audio/Video] - The Nevada Test Site in History and Today, Troy E. Wade II
  • [Audio/Video] - The Question of Arms Control in the Nuclear Era: A Panel Discussion, Hon. Avis Bohlen, Jim Goodby, Adam Garfinkle
  • [Audio/Video] - Does Nuclear Deterrence Apply in the Age of Terrorism, Adam Garfinkle
  • [Audio/Video] - Reflections on Nuclear Weapons and the Cold War, Hans Mark
• [Audio] The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World, Niall Ferguson, 3/16/2009
• [Audio] Mexico’s Struggle with Drugs and Thugs on WHYY Radio, George Grayson, 3/16/2009
• [Audio] Diplomacy and Nonproliferation: Keynote Address, Max M. Kampelman, 3/12/2009
• [Audio] Diplomacy and Nonproliferation: Panel Discussion, 3/12/2009
• [Audio] Innovation and Economic Growth: Lessons from the Story of ENIAC, Rocco L. Martino, 3/9/2009
• [Audio] The US and Europe in 2009, Jeremy Black, 2/25/2009
• What Students Need to Know About War, and Why, Jeremy Black, 2/25/2009
• Materials from Defense Showstoppers: National Security Challenges for the Obama Administration, February 12, 2009
  • [Audio/Video] - How Will We Fight? T. X. Hammes, Stephen Biddle, Roger Carstens, Michael Horowitz
  • [Audio/Video] - At What Cost?, Frank Hoffman, Mackenzie Eaglen, Christopher Preble, Michael P. Noonan
  • [Audio/Video] - Joint Warfare in the 21st Century, Gen. James Mattis
  • [Audio/Video] - Who Will Fight For Us? Michael O’Hanlon, Thomas L. McNaugher, Frederick W. Kagan, Mackubin T. Owens
  • [Audio/Video] - Brother, do you have a DIME? Janine Davidson, Ralph Peters, Hon. Thomas A. Schweich, Frank Hoffman

2008

• [Audio/Video] - U.S. Policy Toward the Middle East, Harvey Sicherman, 12/11/2008
• [Audio/Video] - Where is Egypt Headed? Daniel C. Kurtzer, 11/20/2008
• [Audio] The U.S. Elections and America’s Role in East Asia: Views from the Region, Panel, 11/19/2008
• [Audio/Video] - From Stone to Silicon: A Brief Survey of Technology and Inventions, Lawrence Husick, 11/18/2008
• [Audio/Video] - Foreign Policy Challenges for the New Administration, John R. Bolton, 11/13/2008
• [Audio/Video] - What are We Fightin’ For? Western Civilization in the 21st Century, James Kurth, 10/27/2008
• Materials from Teaching the History of Innovation: A History Institute for Teachers, October 18-19, 2008
  • [Audio/Video] - Ideas: A History of Thought from Fire to Freud, Peter Watson
  • [Audio/Video] - From Stone to Silicon: A Brief Survey of Technology and Inventions, Lawrence Husick
  • [Audio/Video] - The Relationship Between Social and Technological Change in American and Western History, Alex Wright
  • [Audio/Video] - Teaching Innovation –A Panel Discussion, Lawrence Husick, Paul Dickler, Joy Hakim, Dennis Shasha
  • [Audio/Video] - Innovation and Invention: The Computer as a Case History, Rocco Martino and Dennis Shasha
  • [Audio/Video] - War and Technology, Alex Roland
  • [Audio/Video] - Innovation and the Growth of the American Economy: Lessons for Today, David Hounshell
• [Audio/Video] - Will Saudi Arabia Survive?, Rachel Bronson, 10/16/2008
• [Audio] The Border: Exploring the US-Mexican Divide, David Danelo, 10/3/2008
• [Audio] Russia, Georgia, Moldova, and Beyond, Vladimir Socor, 9/19/2008
• [Audio/Video] - The Future of Iran, Ken Pollack, 9/17/2008
• [Audio/Video] - What Students Should Know About 9/11 and the War on Terrorism, Lawrence Husick, 9/11/2008
• [Audio/Video] - What Students Should Know About 9/11 and the War on Terrorism, Adam Garfinkle, 9/11/2008
• [Audio] Briefing on the Beijing Olympics, Monroe Price, Amy E. Gadsden, and Jacques deLisle, 8/7/2008
• Materials from What Students Need To Know About America’s Wars, Part I: 1622–1919: A History Institute for Teachers, July 26–27, 2008
  • [Audio/Video] - The Revolutionary War and Early American Military History, Kyle Zelner
  • [Audio/Video] - The Mexican-American War, Paul Springer
  • [Audio/Video] - The Frontier Years, Vance Skarstedt
  • [Audio/Video] - The Civil War, Mark Grimsley
  • [Audio/Video] - Keynote: The American Military and Society, from Revolution through World War, Peter Karsten
  • [Audio/Video] - The Spanish-American War and the Philippine War, Brian McAllister Linn
  • [Audio/Video] - World War I, Michael Neiberg
  • [Audio/Video] - Panel Discussion on Teaching American Military History
• [Audio] Inside Pakistan: A Trip Report, Nicholas Schmidle. 7/9/2008
• [Audio] The History of Suicide Terrorism, Michael Horowitz, 6/25/2008
• [Audio] De-funding Terrorism, Jonathan Weinberger, 5/21/2008
• Materials from America in the Civil War Era, 1829–77: A History Institute for Teachers, May 17–18, 2008
  • [Audio/Video] - Throes of Democracy: America in the Civil War Era, 1829-1877, Walter A. McDougall
  • [Audio/Video] - What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848, Daniel Walker Howe
  • [Audio/Video] - Teaching about Slavery, Michael Johnson
  • [Audio/Video] - The Technological Revolution, Maury Klein
  • [Audio/Video] - Honest Abe: Abraham Lincoln and the Moral Character, Daniel Walker Howe
  • [Audio/Video] - Women in the Civil War, Jane Schultz
  • [Audio/Video] - Teaching Military History: The Civil War as Case Study, Karl Walling
  • [Audio/Video] - Postwar Reconstruction, Herman Belz
• [Audio/Video] - Technological Innovation and National Security, Paul Bracken, 5/12/2008
• [Audio/Video] - The Much Too Promised Land: America’s Elusive Search for Arab-Israeli Peace, Aaron David Miller, 4/28/2008
• Materials from Elections, Political Transitions and Foreign Policy in East Asia, 4/14/2008
  • [Audio/Video] - The U.S. Presidential Election and U.S. Policy toward East Asia
  • [Audio/Video] - China’s Foreign Policy in Hu’s Second Term: Coping with Political Transitions Abroad
  • [Audio/Video] - Carl Gershman Keynote Address
  • [Audio/Video] - Leadership Transition in Japan and Japanese Foreign Policy
  • [Audio/Video] - Taiwan and South Korea
• [Audio/Video] - Throes of Democracy: America in the Civil War Era, 1829–1877, Walter A. McDougall, 3/13/2008
• Materials from China’s Encounter with the West: A History Institute for Teachers, 3/1–2/2008
  • China’s Early Encounters with the West, Andrew Wilson
  • Political Ideas in China’s Encounter with the West, Edward Friedman
  • Economic Influence in China’s Relations with the West, Thomas G. Rawski
  • Teaching about China and the West, Lucien Ellington and Paul Dickler
  • China and the West in Historical Perspective, Warren I. Cohen
  • Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China’s Relations with the West, Nancy Bernkopf Tucker
  • China’s Legal Learning from the West, Jacques deLisle
  • The 2008 Olympics and China's Encounter with the West, Panel discussion
• [Audio] The Iranian Nuclear Challenge, Efraim Inbar, 2/13/2008
• [Audio/Video] - Faith, Reason, and the War Against Jihadism, George Weigel, 2/4/2008

2007

• [Audio/Video] - Energy Security in Pennsylvania and the Nation, Gov. Ed Rendell, 12/3/2007
• [Audio/Video] - America’s Role in the World and Presentation of the Third Benjamin Franklin Award for Public Service, Philip Zelikow, 11/15/2007
• [Audio/Video] - Americanism vs. Islamism: A Personal Perspective, Zuhdi Jasser, 10/29/2007
• Materials from “Mind the Gap”: Post-Iraq Civil-Military Relations in America, 10/15/2007
  • [Audio/Video] - The Military and Society
  • [Audio/Video] - Interagency Process (International)
  • [Audio/Video] - Mind the Gap Conference Keynote Address by the Hon. Ike Skelton
  • [Audio/Video] - Operation Iraqi Freedom and Civil-Military Relations
  • [Audio/Video] - Professional Ethics and Dissent - FPRI
• Materials from Teaching Military History, Why and How: A History Institute for Teachers, 9/29-30/2007
  • [Audio/Video] - Why Military History?, Jeremy Black
  • [Audio/Video] - Teaching about War in the Ancient World, Kimberly Kagan
  • [Audio/Video] - Thucydides on Strategy and Leadership, Karl Walling
  • [Audio/Video] - War and Diplomacy, Anthony Codevilla
  • [Audio/Video] - The First Division at War: A Case Study, Paul Herbert
  • [Audio/Video] - Warfare and Technology, Martin Van Creveld
  • [Audio/Video] - War and the East, Andrew Wilson
  • [Audio/Video] - War and the West, Williamson Murray
• [Audio/Video] - What Students Should Know About 9/11 and the War on Terrorism Webcast, 9/11/2007
• [Audio/Video] - Robert D. Kaplan on Hog Pilots, Blue Water Grunts: The American Military in the Air, at Sea, and on the Ground, 9/11/2007
• Materials from Living Without Freedom: A History Institute for Teachers, 5/5-6/2007
• Materials from Teaching about the Military in American History: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Video] Keynote: In the Company of Soldiers, Rick Atkinson
  • [Video] Teaching About the Military: the Basics, Paul Herbert, with remarks by W.W. Keen Butcher
  • [Video] Teaching the Classics: What Americans Can Learn from Herodotus, Paul Rahe
  • [Video] The Social Dimensions of the US Civil War, Mark Grimsley
  • [Video] Understanding the Creation of the U.S. Armed Forces, Peter Maslowski
  • [Video] The US and Unconventional War, Brian McAllister Linn
  • [Video] World War II and Its Meaning for Americans, David Eisenhower
  • [Video] War and the Military in American History, Walter A. McDougall
• [Audio] Adrian Basora on Democratic Transitions on Radio Times (on NPR-affiliate WHYY), 3/16/2007
• Materials from China Rising: Assessing China’s Economic and Military Power, FPRI Asia Program Conference
  • [Audio/Video] - Assessing the Foundation of China’s Rise: Strengths, Weaknesses and Prospects for China’s Economy, Albert Keidel, 3/12/2007
  • [Audio/Video] - China’s Energy Needs and Policies: International Economic and Security Issues, Erica S. Downs, 3/12/2007
  • [Audio/Video] - China’s Power and Will: Two Views of the PRC’s Military Strength and Grand Strategy, Jonathan D. Pollack and June Teufel Dreyer, 3/12/2007
  • [Audio/Video] - China’s Rise and the Cross-Strait Issue: Taiwan and U.S.-PRC Relations, John J. Tkacik Jr., 3/12/2007
• [Audio/Video] - What Is the Role of Diplomacy in the War on Terrorism?, panel discussion, 1/24/2007

2006

• [Audio] Briefing on Iraq Study Group Report, Harvey Sicherman, Andrew Garfield, and Edward A. Turzanski, 12/7/2006
• [Audio/Video] - Five Years After 9/11, Lowell E. “Jake” Jacoby, 12/4/2006
• [Audio/Video] - Benjamin Franklin and the Traditions of American Diplomacy, Harvey Sicherman, 11/25/2006
• [Audio/Video] - Past the Apogee: America Under Pressure, Charles Krauthammer, 11/14/2006
• Materials from Understanding China: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Video] Classical Chinese Thought and Culture and Early Chinese History, Victor Mair
  • [Video] State and Society in Late Imperial China, Matthew Sommer
  • [Video] China’s Long Revolution(s) — from Mao to Deng and Beyond, Melanie Frances Manion
  • [Video] China’s Democratic Prospects, Edward Friedman
  • [Video] China and the World, Jacques deLisle, June Teufel Dreyer, Walter A. McDougall
  • [Video] What Every American Needs to Know about Taiwan, Shelley Rigger
  • [Video] China’s Economy: Problems and Prospects, Nicholas Lard
  • [Video] A Taste of China: The Language, Mimi Yang
• [Audio/Video] - Media and Religion in the Arab/Islamic World, S. Abdallah Schleifer, 9/26/2006
• [Audio/Video] - Post-Conflict Stability and Reconstruction: The Lessons of Iraq, Andrew Garfield and Frank G. Hoffman
• [Audio] 9/11 Five Years Later, a Situation Report on the War on Terrorism, Stephen Gale and Michael Radu, 9/11/2006
• [Audio] Harvey Sicherman on the Mideast Crisis, 7/19/2006
• [Audio/Video] - What Every American Needs to Know About Iran, Patrick Clawson, 6/21/2006
• Materials from Islam, Islamism, and Democratic Values: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Audio/Video] - Islam, Law, and Human Rights, David Forte, 5/7/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Iraq’s Democratic Prospects, Kanan Makiya, 5/6/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Asian Islam and Arab Islam: Is There a Difference?, Robert Hefner, 5/6/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Islam, Democracy, and the West, panel discussion, 5/7/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Islam and Islamism, S. Abdallah Schleifer, 5/6/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Islam in Europe, panel discussion, 5/6/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Islam and Politics in Historical Perspective, David Cook, 5/6/2006
• Materials from Teaching India: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Audio/Video] - Teaching about India and South Asia, Panel discussion
  • [Audio/Video] - Davis on "Early Indian History, Richard H. Davis, 3/11/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Why It’s Important for Americans to Know about India, Ainslie T. Embree, 3/11/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - India-Pakistan Relations, Sumit Ganguly, 3/11/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Modern Indian History, Marc Jason Gilbert, 3/11/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Domestic Indian Politics, Philip Oldenburg, 3/11/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - Indian Religions, Guy Welbon, 3/11/2006
  • [Audio/Video] - The Rise of the Indian Economy, John Williamson, 3/11/2006
• [Audio] Development of Think Tanks and Their Role as Catalysts for Ideas and Actions in the U.S. Political System, James McGann, 2/28/2006
• [Audio/Video] - Preemption: A Knife That Cuts Both Ways, Alan Dershowitz, 2/7/2006
• [Audio/Video] - Special Operations Forces and the War on Terrorism, Michael Vickers, 1/12/2006

2005

• [Audio/Video] - Defense Strategy in the Post-Saddam Era, Michael O’Hanlon, 12/6/2005
• [Video] The European Question, Jeremy Black, 12/1/2005
• Materials from Teaching 9/11 and the War on Terror: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Audio/Video] - Presidential Leadership in Times of Crisis, David Eisenhower, 10/15/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Terrorism in Historical and Comparative Perspective, Michael Radu, 10/15/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Understanding Terror Networks, Marc Sageman, 10/15/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Understanding Jihadism, Mary Habeck, 10/15/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - The Question of Homeland Security, Stephen Gale, 10/15/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - What’s Iraq Got to Do With It?, Harvey Sicherman, 10/16/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - What Every Student Should Know About the War on Terrorism, Edward Turzanski, 10/16/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Final Thoughts for Your Classroom, Paul Dickler, 10/16/2005
• [Audio/Video] - Private Military Companies and the Future of War, Deborah Avant, 10/7/2005
• [Audio/Video] - The Future of the US Army, Sherwood Goldberg, 11/11/2005
• [Audio/Video] - Imperial Grunts, Robert Kaplan, 9/29/2005
• [Audio/Video] - Religion, Identity and Mideast Peace, Rabbi David Rosen, 9/20/2005
• [Audio/Video] - Toward a New American Strategy, Harvey Sicherman, 6/9/2005
• [Audio/Video] - An Economic Toolkit for National Security, Adam S. Posen, 5/10/2005
• [Audio] Foreign Perspectives on U.S. Counter-Insurgency Efforts, Andrew Garfield, 4/14/2005
• Materials from Understanding the Koreas: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Audio/Video] - Korean Religion, Donald Baker, 4/9/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Early Korean History, Milan Hejtmanek, 4/9/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Modern Korean History, G. Cameron Hurst III, 4/9/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Dealing with the North Korean Nuclear Threat, Don Oberdorfer, 4/9/2005
  • [Audio/Video] - Why Americans Need to Know About the Koreas, Ned Schultz, 4/9/2005
• [Audio/Video] - American Grand Strategy in a World at Risk, Walter Russell Mead, 4/5/2005
• [Video] Strategy and the Historical Mind, Eliot Cohen, 3/1/2005
• [Audio] Situation Report #9 on the War on Terrorism, Michael Radu, Stephen Gale, and Edward Turzanski, 2/9/2005
• [Video] The American Way of War: A History of Strategic Transformations, James Kurth, 2/3/2005
• [Video] Taiwan and Hong Kong, Panel from FPRI’s Asia Conference, 1/27/2005

2004

• [Video] A “War of a Different Kind” and the Reconstruction of U.S. Reserve Forces, Stephen M. Duncan, 12/6/2004
• [Video] America After 9/11, John F. Lehman, 11/9/2004
• [Video] The Democratic Prospect in the Middle East, Harvey Sicherman, 10/19/2004
• Materials from A New Middle East? The War on Terror and Its Regional Impact: A History Institute for Teachers
  • [Video] The Future of Saudi Arabia and What al-Qaeda Websites Tell Us, Michael Doran, 10/17/2004
  • [Video] U.S. Policy Toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict, Harvey Sicherman, 10/17/2004
• [Audio] What Makes Alliances Tick?, Dov Zakheim, 9/27/2004
• [Video] Situation Report #6 on the War on Terrorism, Michael Radu and Stephen Gale, 8/4/2004
• [Video] The Origins of American Identity, Walter McDougall, 6/5/2004
• [Audio] Radio Interview with Jan Ting, 5/3/2004
• [Audio] Radio Interview with Walter McDougall, 4/28/2004
• [Audio] Radio Interview with Robert Kaplan, 4/27/2004
• [Audio] How Secure Are We, Really?, Lawrence Husick, 2/11/2004

2003

• [Audio] Curt Weldon on North Korea, 6/26/2003
• [Audio] Geopolitics after 9/11 and the Question of Homeland Security, Stephen Gale, 5/22/2003
• [Audio] Iraq: What’s Next, Kenneth Pollack, 3/4/2003
• [Audio] A Layman's Guide to Cyberwarfare and Cyberterrorism, Lawrence Husick, 2/25/2003

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