Diplomatic History Events
Canadian Anti-Americanism: Before and After 9/11
May 22, 2003 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Canada Institute
Reginald C. Stuart explored five varieties of anti-Americanism within Canada, their historical roots, and lines of argument. He questioned what such expressions expose about Canadians themselves, their view of America, and their potential power in the current and future Canada-U.S. relationship.
Soviet Policy in West Africa (1956-1964) as an Episode of the Cold War
May 12, 2003 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
Cold War International History Project
Book Launch: Between Faith and History-A Biography of J.A. Kufuor
April 21, 2003 // 9:00am — 11:00pm
Africa Program
John Agyekum Kufuor became the President of Ghana on January 7, 2001. The road to the presidency was tortuous and is reflective of Ghana's political history, which since Kwame Nkrumah led to independence in 1957, has been dominated by military interventions and dictatorships.
Sudan: The Search for Peace
March 24, 2002 // 11:00pm
Africa Program
John Garang, a founding member of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A) and Chairman and Commander-in-Chief; Francis Deng, UN Secretary General Special Representative for Internally Displaced People; Howard Wolpe, Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar
The U.S. Role In The World: Enhancing The Capacity To Respond To Complex Contingency Operations
September 19, 2001 // 1:00am — 2:00am
Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity
Ruth Wedgwood, professor of International Law at Yale and Johns Hopkins Universities; Ellen Laipson and Enid Schoettle the National Intelligence Council (NIC); Eric Schwartz, former National Security Council (NSC); Matthew McLean, NSC; Matthew Vaccaro, Defense Department; State Deptartment, Dennis Skocz; Robert Orr, Center for Strategic and International Studies; Julia Taft and Tapio Kanninen, United Nations, and others.