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Nov17
Dealing with North Korea's Culture of Paranoia
Wardlaw Building (Gordy Room)
Korea Initiative Roundtable featuring Ms. Merrily presenting, "Dealing with North Koreaâs Culture of Paranoia".Nov16
Sino-US Relations
Georgia Tech Student Center (Room 321)
A Roundtable with Dr. Susan Shirk presenting, "Sino-US Relations". Susan Shirk is director of the University of California system-wide Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation and professor of political science.Nov3
Inside the White House Situation Room
Wardlaw Center - Gordy Room
Colonel Leslie Callahan Memoral Endowment presents a Lunch & Lecture with speaker Vice Admiral James W. Metzger on "Inside the White House Situation Room".Oct29
Indonesia: A Success Story in Spite of Itself?
Wardlaw Building - Gordy Room
CISTP Lunch & Lecture featuring Dr. Justin Hastings speaking on, "INDONESIA: A Success Story in Spite of Itself?".Oct27
Nanotechnology for Chemical and Biological Defense - Prof Kosal
Marcus Nanotechnology Center
**Rescheduled from Nov 10th to Oct 27th** Professor Kosal will speak at the Nano@Tech Seminar on the topic of "Nanotechnology for Chemical and Biological Defense: Policy, Programmatics, and Threat Anticipation".Oct15
Lord Christopher Monckton of the UK to Speak on Campus
Management Building (in Tech Square) - Room 101
CFACT (Collegians for a Constructive Tomorrow) is hosting Lord Christopher Monckton of the UK to speak this week on campus. Regardless of your political beliefs, Lord Monckton (who is not actually in the House of Lords) is a well known international figuOct12
The Debate Over Missile Defense
Wardlaw Center - Gordy Room
Lecture & Luncheon with speaker Robert Bell (Senior Vice President, SAIC) presenting "The Debate Over Missile Defense".Oct8
Atomic Assistance: Causes and Consequences of Nuclear Cooperation
Klaus Advanced Computing Bldg - Room 1116
A CISTP Lunch & Lecture with presenter Matthew Fuhrmann (Assistant Professor, Political Science, University of South Carolina) speaking on "Atomic Assistance: The Causes and Consequences of Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation".Oct7
Integrating Approaches/Practices to Address Conflicts in Chaotic World
Hilton - Atlanta, GA
The Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) presents their 9th Annual Conference, "Integrating Approaches and Practices to Address Conflicts in a Chaotic World".Oct1
The New Economy Business Model and the Crisis of US Capitalism
GT Student Success Center - Presidential Suite B
Globalization, Innovation, and Development (GID) Lecture Series with William Lazonick, University of Massachusetts speaking on "The New Economy Business Model and the Crisis of US Capitalism".Sep23
Communication and Human Development: The Freedom Connection?
Harvard University - via live Video/Audio Webcast
Professor Mike Best to moderate a panel at Harvard University's Berkman Center for for Internet & Society. The Panel will include Amartya Sen, Michael Spence, Yochai Benkler and Clotilde Fonseca on the discussion, "Communication and Human Development:Sep17
The Political Economy of North Korea
Student Success Center - Presidential Suite B
CISTP Lecture with Stephan Haggard speaking on "The Political Economy of North Korea". This lecture is free, and event is open to the public. Refreshments served.Sep17
Development, Democracy and Welfare States
Student Success Center - Presidential Suite B
The Globalization, Innovation & Development (GID) Program is sponsoring a lecture hosting speaker Stephan Haggard from the University of California, San Diego. The lecture topic is, "Development, Democracy and Welfare States: Latin America, East Asia anSep16
Japan: More Con Than Pro on Nuclear Weapons
GT Student Success Center - Press Room A
CISTP Lunch & Lecture with Dr. John Swegle speaking on "Japan: More Con Than Pro on Nuclear Weapons".Jul10
Israel Consulate General Fall Internship Opportunity (Deadline: 7/10)
Atlanta, GA
The Consulate General of Israel to the Southeast, headquartered in Atlanta, is looking for creative, motivated and responsible undergraduate or graduate students with knowledge of the Middle East for an internship for Fall 2009. Deadline for application iMay6
Computing at the Margins Symposium
GT's Technology Square Research Center (TSRB)
Georgia Tech will host the Computing at the Margins symposium. The symposium is an outgrowth of a research agenda at Georgia Tech aimed at understanding the technology needs of under-served communities, both domestically and abroad, and driving the creatiApr27
CISTP Lecture & Book Signing featuring Dr. Leslie Gelb
Georgia Tech College of Management (Huang Executive Education Center - Room 316)
CISTP Lecture & Book Signing featuring Dr. Leslie Gelb on his book, "Power Rules: How Common Sense Can Rescue American Foreign Policy".Apr16
Energy Security, Leadership, and Systematic Thinking
Klaus Advanced Computing Building (Room 1116)
A Lunch & Lecture with Paul Sullivan, "Energy Security, Leadership, and Systematic Thinking". **Seating is limited.**Apr9
The Political Economy of ICT Growth and Development in India
Georgia Tech Library (Neely Room)
The Globalization, Innovation, and Development Speaker Series presents, "The Political Economy of ICT Growth and Development in India" with Anthony P. D'Costa, Copenhagen Business School.Mar26
Negotiation and the Global Information Economy
Georgia Tech Library (Neely Room)
The Globalization, Innovation, and Development Speaker Series presents, "Negotiation and the Global Information Economy" with JP Singh, Georgetown University.Mar23
Taiwan and the United States: Partnering for Change in 21st Century
Wardlaw Building - Gordy Room
His Excellency JASON C. YUAN Taiwan Representative to the United States will be the guest speaker, "Interacting Economic and Political Relations Among ROC (Taiwan), USA, and PRC (China)".Feb26
The Six Party Talks and Korea's Energy Security
Klaus Advanced Computing Building, Room 1116
The 2009 Korea Conference will explore the broader conceptual, technical, sectoral, and strategic dimensions to the Korean energy security tangle that shapes practical opportunities for sustaining the DPRK's engagement in the Six-Party Talks.Feb24
Immigration and High-Tech Entrepreneurship in the U.S.
Piedmont Room, Student Center Commons
A Lecture: "Immigration and High-Tech Entrepreneurship in the U.S." and discussion with David M. Hart - Associate Professor at the School of Public Policy at George Mason University.Feb11
Measuring Progress in the War on Terror
Wardlaw Building (Gordy Room)
CISTP Presents "Measuring Progress in the Struggle Against al Qaeda and Affiliated Groups" with speaker Bernard I. Finel (Senior Fellow with the American Security Project).Jan21
Book Signing with Dr. Seymour Goodman at GT Barnes & Noble
GT Barnes & Noble Bookstore
Booksigning at GT Barnes & Noble with Dr. Seymour Goodman from the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs with his book, "Information Security: Policy, Processes, and Practices"Jan15
The Global Nuclear Future - Realities and Opportunities
Molecular Science & Engineering (MS&E), Room 3201A
Presentation by Thomas L. Sanders (American Nuclear Society) on "The Global Nuclear Future - Realities and Opportunities". This is part of the Woodruff Nuclear & Radiological Engineering and Medical Physics Programs Seminar Series.