» Washington, D.C.The Korea Studies Program at Johns Hopkins SAIS invites the school's community to the luncheon with Dr. Kevin Gray, a Reader in International Relations at the School of Global Studies, University of Sussex. Dr. Gray will analyze the current economic reforms in North Korea, as well as how they...
Wind and solar are the most dynamic components of the global power sector. How did this happen? After the 1973 oil crisis, the limitations of an energy system based on fossil fuels created an urgent need to experiment with alternatives, and some pioneering governments reaped political gains by...
Each year, experts from World Resources Institute look at trends, political dynamics, data and innovations that will shape environment, economy and international development for the coming year.
Michael Oko will share insights into the big stories and global trends shaping the world. In...
Egypt has embarked on a comprehensive reforms after signing 12 billion USD loan agreement with the IMF. Government has passed laws to provide more incentives for both domestic and foreign investors and US companies are more present in Egypt as the country also has FTA agreements with the Middle...
Join us for a David P. Calleo Seminar on "The Politics of Defining Sexual Violence as a Weapon" with Professor Kerry Crawford of James Madison University. Moderated by EES Professor Lisel Hintz.
Appetizers and drinks are served. RSVP is required.
The US-Korea Institute in partnership with the Sejong Society of Washington, DC present a mini-lecture on North Korea Policy & Korea-Japan Relations given by Dr. Michael J. Green.
Michael Green, PhD is the Senior Vice President for Asia and Japan Chair at the Center for Strategic and...
The European and Eurasian Studies Program (EES) and the Center for Transatlantic Relations (CTR) invites you to a special seminar with distinguished author and Professor Paul Lendvai on "The Authoritarian Temptation from Putin to Orban." Moderated by Professor Charles Gati.
The seminar...
Dr. Robert Klitgaard, Professor of Claremont Graduate University
Title: What Will Work Here: Version 2.0 of Policy Analysis and Evaluation
Dr. Robert Klitgaard, an expert on corruption and institutional reform, will discuss ways to improve our current policy analysis and evaluation...
We know that there are no silver bullets: improving health service delivery depends on learning what works and what doesn’t in different contexts, often working hand in hand with implementers and communities.
This DC Health Systems Board event will bring together researchers and...
Mr. Brian Kingston, Vice President for International and Fiscal Issues at the Business Council of Canada, will provide a midcourse assessment of the ongoing renegotiation of NAFTA.The Business Council of Canada represents 150 chief executives and entrepreneurs in all sectors and...