Event and Lecture Media October 25, 2014 The Birth and Evolution of Zionism A Lecture given as part of the Foreign Policy Research Institute’s Middle East History Institute on “Teaching About Israel... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media October 25, 2014 The Palestine Mandate A Lecture given as part of the Foreign Policy Research Institute’s Middle East History Institute on “Teaching About... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media October 20, 2014 Does Democracy Matter Cosponsored by the Project on Democratic Transitions and the Kennan Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center Negative experiences from... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media October 7, 2014 Ukraine and the Return to Authoritarianism in the Former Soviet Empire A quarter century after the fall of communism throughout the former Soviet empire, democracy has lost much of the... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media October 6, 2014 The State of International Religious Freedom and Why It Matters One of America’s – more precisely, one of Philadelphia’s — greatest contributions to the world is freedom of conscience,... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media September 16, 2014 ISIS on the March? Hosted and Cosponsored by Gwen Borowsky, CEO, National Liberty Museum 5:30 p.m. Registration; 5:45 p.m. Lecture Earlier this year,... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media September 9, 2014 Is Jordan Next? The Threat from ISIL Jordan, the key U.S. ally bordering territories held by the Islamic State and comprising a central part of its... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media July 15, 2014 India’s New Era: Problems and Prospects The world’s largest democracy, India has just completed the world’s most complex national elections, and those elections have produced... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media June 17, 2014 Treasury’s War: The Unleashing of a New Era of Financial Warfare Part of the Stanley and Arlene Ginsburg Lecture Series For more than a decade, America has been waging a... Read more »
Event and Lecture Media June 4, 2014 US Security Commitments in Asia’s Changing Strategic Environment: A Look at Japan, Taiwan, Korea, and the Philippines Despite their longevity, the mutual security arrangements between the United States and its Asian partners are now under increased... Read more »