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May 2 at 2:30 pm PDT | In a World of Disorder: The Return of Great Power Rivalries in Global Affairs
Global leaders face an increasingly uncertain geopolitical environment. As the unipolar, post-Cold
War paradigm becomes a historical reference point, a new, multipolar moment has emerged.
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Where in the World Are the Best Infrastructure Deals?
Infrastructure projects attract investment of about $2.5 trillion per year, a figure that falls ab
out $1 trillion short of what is needed.
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Of Tweets and Trade: U.S. Outlook
How do we best understand recent economic actions by U.S. President Trump? Trade actions seem to l
oom against both American adversaries and close allies. Tweets from the White House inform yet complicate our understanding of the President's intentions.
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December 8 at 10:30 am EST | An Update: Gun Violence as a Public Health Crisis
Las Vegas Strip, Pulse Nightclub, Virginia Tech, Sandy Hook, Robb Elementary School, mass shooting
s and their aftermath have continued to dominate headlines in the midst of multiple public health crises.
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Global Britain in a Competitive Age
Tuesday, May 4 at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET
Amidst the turmoil and uncertainty of the global pand
emic, the United Kingdom departed the European Union on January 1 of this year (with a provisional cooperative agreement in place).
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The African Century: A Road Map for Market-led Growth
Demographics dictate that the next century will be Africa's, but what kind of century will it be?
Will it be one of aid dependency, joblessness, and northern migration?
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The City for All Ages: Harnessing the Promise of Longevity
This year, for the first time in human history, there are more people worldwide over age 65 than u
nder five. Cities are on the front lines of this demographic shift.
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Values and Value: Rethinking Higher Education
October 18 at 3:30 pm PDT /5:30 pm EDT
The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted higher education, unlike a
nything before it.
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Ag Tech: Food Security as National Security
As the global population continues to grow, we will need to produce 70 percent more food by 2050.
According to the World Food Programme, hunger and food insecurity can be both the cause and consequence of regional instability.
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Putting Prevention First
Chronic diseases are responsible for 85 percent of health spending in the United States. In this s
ession, we'll discuss how we can stop health care from being a system that treats the sick to becoming one that promotes prevention and wellness.
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Advancing Critical Health Issues for Veterans
The national consensus is that veterans of the U.S. military, approximately 21 million men and wom
en, deserve first-rate health care.
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Demystifying Millennials
Meet the millennials--though you probably won't do that at the mall. They tend to like their comme
rce digital, along with much of their social lives.
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