Author: Adam Ward, Senior Fellow for Asian Security; Editor, Strategic Comments, International Institute for Strategic Studies
Speaker: Gary Samore, Director of Studies and Senior Fellow for Non-Proliferation, International Institute for Strategic Studies
Presider: Stephen W. Bosworth, Dean, Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy
January 23, 2004
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