Global Kids Roundtable
January 1, 1997 - Present
Global Kids and CFR hold frequent roundtables on international affairs.
Meetings
Africa: Beyond Humanitarianism
Roundtable Meeting
May 24, 2006
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Rita Perakis, Program Associate Membership and Fellowship Affairs, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Covering the Iraq War with Jane Arraf and Nancy Bird: Perspectives from a Journalist and Intelligence Analyst
Roundtable Meeting
April 12, 2006
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Nancy Bird, Intelligence Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Jane Arraf, Edward R. Murrow Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations |
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"Never again"?: Genocide and U.S. Foreign Policy
Roundtable Meeting
January 11, 2006
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Darren Geist, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Perspectives on Power: Talking about Energy
Roundtable Meeting
November 29, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Nita Colaço, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Mark Christopher, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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A Conversation with Laurie Garrett
Roundtable Meeting
October 26, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Laurie A. Garrett, Senior Fellow for Global Health, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Elephants and Donkeys: Is There a Difference?
Roundtable Meeting
May 9, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Bryan Gunderson, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Charles Edel, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Careers in International Affairs
Roundtable Meeting
April 13, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Emma Aller, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Derek Berlin, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Mehlaqa Samdani, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Ian Cornwall, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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JAG - International Law at Work
Roundtable Meeting
March 16, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Christine Quinn, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Perspectives on the Arab-Israeli Conflict: Should the United States Engage Hamas?
Roundtable Meeting
March 15, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Evan Langenhahn, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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The Military in the Implementation of U.S. Foreign Policy
Roundtable Meeting
January 25, 2005
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Col Ronald Bailey, USMC Military Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Col. Christopher Haave, USAF Military Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Col. Daniel Gerstein, USA Military Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations |
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China's Rise: Why Should I Care?
Roundtable Meeting
December 13, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Mark Christopher, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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George W. Bush: New Term New Foreign Policy?
Roundtable Meeting
November 23, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Avery Alpha, Special Assistant to the Vice President and Director of Studies, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Cobb Mixter, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Politics and the Practice of International Relations
Roundtable Meeting
October 26, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Helima Croft, Intelligence Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Changing Risk in China
Roundtable Meeting
July 12, 2004
Related Projects: Global Kids Roundtable, Roundtable on Global Economics
| Presider: | Nancy E. Roman, Vice President and Director, Washington Program, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Speaker: | George Gilboy, Research Affiliate, Center of International Studies, MIT |
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America's Role and Responsibilities in the World
Roundtable Meeting
June 14, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Dan Dolgin, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Charles Edel, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Careers in International Relations
Roundtable Meeting
May 24, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Isobel Coleman, Senior Fellow, U.S. Foreign Policy, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Michael Glennon, Director and Senior Editor cfr.org, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Anne R. Luzzatto, Vice President, Meetings, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Bryan Gunderson, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Esther Pan, Staff Writer, cfr.org, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Andrea Walther, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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The U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan: Religion, Terrorism, and Strategic Alliances
Roundtable Meeting
March 31, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Sierra Burnett, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Kareem Idriss, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Faiza Issa, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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AIDS & Infectious Diseases: A Global Perspective
Roundtable Meeting
February 26, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Kerry Fischer, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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News and International Affairs
Roundtable Meeting
January 15, 2004
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Jenny Anmuth, Assistant Editor, Council Publishing, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Victoria Thompson, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Transatlantic Relations
Roundtable Meeting
November 12, 2003
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Bryan Gunderson, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Margaret Winterkorn-Meikle, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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America's Role and Responsibilities in the World
Roundtable Meeting
October 16, 2003
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | James M. Lindsay, Vice President of Studies, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Multi-National Corporations
Roundtable Meeting
May 14, 2003
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Maria Kristensen, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Jennifer Manuel, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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Multilateralism vs. Unilateralism: The U.S. Role in the World?
Roundtable Meeting
October 9, 2002
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Presider: | Ali Hajihosseini, Global Kids Inc. |
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| Speakers: | Jeremy Marwell, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Saskia Reilly, Chief of Staff, U.S. Mission to the United Nations |
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Sustainable Development in Afghanistan
Roundtable Meeting
April 17, 2002
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speakers: | Denise Gomes, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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| Jeremy Marwell, Research Associate, Council on Foreign Relations |
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A Roadmap for Afghanistan
Roundtable Meeting
March 4, 2002
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Speaker: | Radha Kumar, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Peace and Conflict Studies, Council on Foreign Relations |
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FTAA—Free Trade Area of the Americas: What Is All the Fuss About?
Roundtable Meeting
May 24, 2001
Related Project: Global Kids Roundtable
| Presider: | Dezroy Bobb, Global Kids, Inc. |
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| Speaker: | Tomás Amorim, Research Associate, Latin American Studies, Council on Foreign Relations |
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