Conferences
New Ideas in Development after the Financial Crisis
April 22-23, 2009
Past Conferenes Asian Multilateralism and The Future of the American Role in East Asia
April 25, 2005 Nation-Building: Beyond Afghanistan and Iraq
April 13, 2004 Lectures  Francis Fukuyama
Getting to Denmark: A long-term look at the development of Political Institutions
A four-part lecture Series (9/16/2009-10/14/2009)
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Martin Wolf
"Fixing Global Finance"
(3/28/06 - 3/30/06)
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 Amartya Sen
"The Foundations of Democracy"
(11/15/05 - 11/17/05)
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 James Dobbins
“America's Role in Nation Building: Germany to Iraq”
(10/21/03)
 Stanley Fischer
“Globalization and Its Challenges”
(2/11/03)
 Michael Mussa
“Managing International Financial Crises”
(11/18/02)
 Michael Ignatieff
“Nation-Building and Imperialism”
(10/16/02)
 Dani Rodrik
“Feasible Globalizations”
(4/17/02)
 David Hale
“The World Economy in 2002: Will Globalization Continue or Stall?”
(1/29/02)
 Hernando de Soto
“Dead Capital and the Poor”
(10/17/01)
 Robert Skidelsky
“In the Long Run is Keynes Dead?”
(2/22/01)
 Fareed Zakaria
“Is Globalization Americanization?”
(11/30/00)
 Frank Fukuyama
"Social Change, Globalization and Development”
(10/19/00)
Other Activities Global Finance Book Event With Martin Wolf on October 13, 2008
On Monday, October 13, Martin Wolf, associate editor and chief economics commentator for the Financial Times, discussed his latest book, Fixing Global Finance. Click here for more information.
“Measuring Success and Failure in Democracy Promotion”
April 23, 2007
This one-day workshop will take place on Monday, April 23, 2007. The workshop will be sponsored jointly by the Bernard Schwartz Forum on Creative Capitalism at SAIS, and by the Center for Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law (CDDRL) at Stanford University. This event is by invitation only, however, there will be an opportunity for SAIS students and selected others to observe. Click here for more information.
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