Butcher History Institute August 18, 2015 Experiencing South Korea August 18-25, 2015 FPRI was pleased to offer a special one-week study program for a group of 30 secondary... Read more »
FPRI in D.C. October 20, 2014 Does Democracy Matter? Negative experiences from state-building projects in Iraq and Afghanistan, the mixed record of the post-communist revolutions and the aftermath... Read more »
Butcher History Institute September 15, 2010 US Foreign Policy and the Modern Middle East ... Read more »
Butcher History Institute September 26, 2009 The Invention and Development of Rotorcraft The story of rotary wing flight is one of innovation and heroism, in equal measure. At a time when... Read more »
Butcher History Institute May 2, 2009 What Students Need to Know About America’s Wars, Part II: 1920–Present FPRI’s Wachman Center, in association with the Cantigny First Division Foundation, was proud to present a two-part series on... Read more »
Butcher History Institute March 28, 2009 Teaching the Nuclear Age Over 60 years ago, the nuclear age began with weapons that could destroy a city in a single strike.... Read more »
FPRI in D.C. February 12, 2009 Defense Showstoppers: National Security Challenges for the Obama Administration The Obama Administration will face numerous challenges to U.S. national security. Among these, several stand out for their potential... Read more »
Butcher History Institute October 24, 2008 Teaching the History of Innovation The teaching of U.S. and world history is incomplete if it does not address the history of innovation from... Read more »
Butcher History Institute May 17, 2008 Teaching America in the Civil War Era, 1829-77 Sponsored by FPRI’s Wachman Center and the Clausen Center of World Business, Carthage College and Adult Education, Carthage College... Read more »
Butcher History Institute March 2, 2008 China’s Encounter with the West China’s rapid economic development — made possible in part by institutions and policies it implemented based on its two-century... Read more »