WORLD POLICY INSTITUTE EVENTS 2008

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UPCOMING EVENTS
May 10, 2008	Pangea Day Film Screening
May 13, 2008	Rising Powers, Shrinking Planet Book event with Michael Klare Co-sponsored with Demos
RECENT EVENTS
May 1, 2008	Beyond Borders Film screening and Q&A
April 22, 2008	Why We're Liberals: A Political Handbook for Post-Bush America Book event with Eric Alterman Co-sponsored with Demos
March 7, 2008	The Art and Politics of Fiction: Vladimir Nabokov and Contemporary Russia Co-Sponsored with the Graduate Program in International Affairs at The New School
February 29 - March 1, 2008	WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL Hosted by the National Lawyers Guild of New York University, NYU Law Students for Human Rights, NYU School of Law, and co-sponsored by National Coalition to Expand Voting Rights, the Immigrant Voting Project,
February 28, 2008	The Folly of Attacking Iran Co-Sponsored with Peace Action of New York State, Common Cause, Fellowship of Reconciliation, and New York Physicians for Social Responsibility
February 12, 2008	Winners Without Losers A discussion with Ed Lincoln and Sam Natapoff, co-sponsored with Global Policy Innovations at Carnegie Council on Ethnics and International Affairs
February 7, 2008	Joschka Fischer and the Generation of '68 An Evening with Authors Paul Berman and Paul Hockenos
January 31, 2008	Womenomics I: The Importance of Women in the Global Economy Co-sponsored with Demos, the National Center for Research on Women, and Vital Voices
January 29, 2008	Reverse Brain Drain for the Middle East A discussion with Peterson Institute for International Economics Senior Fellow Marcus Noland, co-sponsored with Global Policy Innovations at Carnegie Council on Ethnics and International Affairs CLICK FOR AUDIO CLICK FOR VIDEO
January 15, 2008	A Shattered Peace Book reading and discussion with Forbes.com executive editor David Andelman. Co-sponsored by Overseas Press Club

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Paul Hockenos, WPI Senior Fellow Belinda Cooper, and Paul Berman discuss Joschka Fischer and the Generation of '68 at the German Consulate in New York City,  February 7, 2008

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