Past Programs
January 2008: Lieutenant General Robert G. Gard, Jr. (USA, ret.)
“The Way Forward in a Nuclear World”
February 2008: Bill O'Grady
“U.S. Elections and the Potential Impact on the Future Direction of U.S Foreign Policy”
March 2008: Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada (Former President of Bolivia)
“The Winds of Change: Our Neighbors in South America”
April 2008: John Langhus (Senior Counsel Forest Oil Corporation)
“Peak Oil—The Most Important Issue You've Never Heard Of”
May 2008: Xenia Dormandy (Director of the Belfer Center's Project on India and the Subcontinent, Member of the Board, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs)
2007
January 2007: Imam Ibrahim Kazarooni
“An Iraqi Perspective on Iraq”
February 2007: Professor Jill Carroll
“The Phenomenon of Global Fundamentalism”
March 2007: Dave Evans, President of the Denver World Affairs Council
“Terrorism and the Middle East: The Absence of Understanding”
April 2007: Charles Peña, Former Director of Defense Policy Studies, Cato Institute
“Winning the Un-War: A New Strategy for the War on Terrorism”
May 2007: Captain Eric Esswein, U.S. Public Health Service
September 2007: Wojtek Mackiewicz-Wolfe
“Energy Security and U. S. Foreign Policy”
October 2007: Dina Temple-Raston, NPR FBI Correspondent
November 2007: Col. Thomas A Drohan
2006
January 2006: Reza Aslan
“No god but God: The Origins, Evolution & Future of Islam”
February 2006: Ambassador L. Paul Bremer
March 2006: Wadi Muhaisen
“Hamas Sweeps Palestinian Elections—What Can the Future Hold?”
April 2006: Andre Price-Smith, Author of The Health of Nations
“Influenza Pandemic: Is the US Prepared?”
May 2006: T.R. Reid, Rocky Mountain Bureau Chief, The Washington Post
“Globalization: Winners & Losers”
September 2006: Suisheng Zhao
“China's Democratization and the Rule of Law”
October 2006: Gary Hart, Former U.S. Senator
“The New Security in the 21st Century”
November 2006: Professor Robert Golten
“Human Rights and the Rule of Law Since 911—Has the U.S. Lost Its Moral Compass?”
