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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
- 9:30 AM China and South Asia's Nuclear Relationship
- 12:00 PM "From the Frontlines to Online: A Year in Press Freedom." Discussion with Joel Simon.
- 4:00 PM Perishable Power
- 5:15 PM Right to Water Study Group, topic: "Just distribution of water in Iraq"
- 6:00 PM Future of Latin America Discussion Series
- 6:00 PM Brick City: The Story of Newark, New Jersey
- 6:30 PM Bending the Arc of Justice: Black History and the American Radical Tradition
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
- 1:00 PM The Long Road to Electric Cars: Green Hope or New Media Hype
- 4:00 PM Democracy, Diplomacy and Politics
- 4:00 PM Investigate or Irritate?: BP - More than just the Gulf Oil Spill
- 4:00 PM Study Group: Human Rights and Transitional Justice
- 4:10 PM Seminar in Environmental Economics and Policy
- 4:15 PM What's Next for Health Care Reform?
- 5:30 PM Collective Bargains: Rebuilding and Repairing Public Sector Labor Relations in Difficult Times
- 6:00 PM Will this be the Latin American Decade?: Opportunities and Challenges After the Global Crisis
Thursday, February 24, 2011
- 11:40 AM Inclusive Security, Swanee Hunt, Eleanor Roosevelt Lecturer of Public Policy, HKS
- 12:00 PM "Pursuing the Prague Agenda: 2011-2012," a Belfer Center Director's Lunch with Gary Samore
- 12:15 PM Can Sanctions Prevent the Spread of Nuclear Weapons?
- 1:00 PM Transitional Justice and Why the Afghan Intervention Never Tackled Impunity
- 4:00 PM Energy Policy: Con·ser·va·tive &Con·ser·va·tion: Shouldn’t they be related?
- 4:00 PM Post 9/11 Interventions: National Security or Imperial Hubris?
- 4:00 PM The Politics of Privacy, Past and Present: Episodes in the History of the ‘Surveillance Society’
- 4:30 PM The Middle East Initiative Presents: Democracy, Diplomacy, and U.S. Interests in Egypt
- 7:30 PM Forum: A public address by: The Honorable William Perry, fmr. US Secretary of Defense
