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WORLD POLICY INSTITUTE EVENTS
2008
To RSVP or for
enquiries,
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events at worldpolicy.org
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Please contact us at least five days in advance for special accommodations
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UPCOMING EVENTS |
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May 10, 2008 |
Pangea Day
Film Screening |
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May 13, 2008 |
Rising Powers, Shrinking Planet
Book event with Michael Klare
Co-sponsored with Demos
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May 1, 2008 |
Beyond Borders
Film screening and Q&A |
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April
22, 2008 |
Why We're Liberals: A Political Handbook for Post-Bush America
Book event with Eric Alterman
Co-sponsored with Demos |
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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 |
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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, |
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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 |
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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 |
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February
7, 2008 |
Joschka Fischer and the Generation of
'68
An Evening with Authors Paul Berman and Paul Hockenos |
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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 |
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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
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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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