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(11/05/09)
CWIHP Special Report: A Revolution in the Russian Archives - A Retrospective

(11/05/09)
The New Media Age: Newspapers in Peril
Newspapers are in peril. Their ad revenue is declining as they struggle to compete with websites. Some papers are closing, others are cutting staff, bureaus, and whole sections. Two recent Wilson Center meetings explored the state of newspapers and the future of journalism.

(11/05/09)
Fellow Examines History of Subprime Lending Debacle
Wilson Center Fellow Devin Fergus looks at the history of subprime lending laws, a prime example of the financial industry's harmful effects on average Americans.

(11/05/09)
Democratizing the Media: At What Cost?
In this editorial, U.S. Studies Director Sonya Michel considers whether journalism will survive the Internet age.

(11/04/09)
On the 30th Anniversary of the Iranian Hostage Taking

(11/04/09)
Taking America Hostage and Radicalizing a Revolution

(11/02/09)
Newly released NKIDP document analyzed in Yonhap News Agency article on North Korea's attempt to co-host the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

(11/01/09)
CWIHP Senior Scholar Bernd Schaefer interviewed for O Estado de S. Paulo Newspaper Feature on the Berlin Wall



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Monday, November 09, 2009
Offsite Event: The End and the Beginning: The Revolutions of 1989 and the Resurgence of History (9:00 a.m.)

Re-Fighting the Northern War: The Celebration of the Battle of Poltava in Russia (12:00 pm)



Chaos, Complexity, and Public Policy       
Irene Sanders, Executive Director and Founder of the Washington Center for Complexity and Public Policy. Scheduled for broadcast on the MHz Worldview channel.
(Episode #2206) November 01 - 8, 2009   



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