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Collaboration networks in Conference Diplomacy: The Case of Non-Proliferation Regime
February 20, 2019
Abstract: Multilateral conferences are the bread-and-butter of international politics.
Discussion on the DPRK with Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun
January 28, 2019
UPDATE: This event will be live streamed on our Facebook page.
Negotiation in War
September 8, 2016
Abstract: What role do negotiations play in the midst of interstate wars?
Countering Violent Extremism
February 26, 2016
AbstractUnder Secretary Sewall will deliver remarks on Countering Violent Extremism, the U.S.
Strategies of Insurgent Diplomacy
February 25, 2016
Abstract: From the Trent Affair of 1861, to Yasser Arafat’s speech at the United Nations in 1974, to Syrian opposition lobbying today, acts of insurgent diplomacy have defined some of the most...
Wales to Warsaw: NATO and the Current State of Transatlantic Security
April 7, 2015
At the NATO Summit in Wales in September 2014, NATO leaders were clear about the security challenges on the Alliance’s borders.
Why France and the European Union Still Matter for the United States
February 19, 2015
Is Europe "elderly and haggard", and could France become "the crucible of Europe" (Jan.
Making and Breaking Territorial Agreements: Explaining European Exceptionalism
January 30, 2014
ABOUT THE TOPIC: While the overall record of compliance with interstate territorial agreement since 1815 is quite high, Europe experienced a disproportionate share of treaty failures compared to...
Conversations with History: Force and Diplomacy
July 11, 2013
CISAC's Karl Eikenberry talks to UCtv about the future of the American all-volunteer military force and the situation in Afghanistan, through the lens of his own experiences as a soldier and...
“Let’s Talk! Facilitating Track Two Dialogue between India and Pakistan”
February 19, 2013
About the Topic: The scholarly literature on Track Two in South Asia has traditionally held that the region is inhospitable to this kind of dialogue.
Global Health Diplomacy in North Korea: the Stanford Tuberculosis Project in the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea
November 26, 2012
About the topic: Stanford University, in collaboration with humanitarian NGOs, WHO, the Global Fund and the North Korean Ministry of Public Health have undertaken to develop that country's first...
Secretary or General? The U.N. Secretary-General's Diplomatic Interventions in International Conflicts
April 19, 2012
Lonjezo Hamisi is currently a predoctoral fellow at CISAC and a Ph.D. candidate in political science at Stanford.
Question and Answer Session on the DPRK-U.S. Agreement
March 5, 2012
Advance Reading Recommended: Speakers will not give prepared remarks. They ask that attendees read the Q&A with Siegfried Hecker and David Straub on the recent agreement.
The Road Ahead for America and Pakistan
February 17, 2012
About the topic: When democracy returned to Pakistan, Americans and Pakistanis had high expectations of an improved partnership.
Cyber Diplomacy and Advancing the US International Strategy for Cyberspace
February 3, 2012
About the topic: Mr. Painter will discuss the cyber threats we are facing, and U.S. diplomatic efforts to achieve an open, interoperable and secure cyberspace.
The Transition to Afghan Sovereignty: Assessing Progress and Identifying Challenges
January 31, 2012
Ten years into the war in Afghanistan, Payne Distinguished Lecturer Lt. Gen. Karl W. Eikenberry, the former U.S.
Determinants of Territorial Conflicts in Africa
October 13, 2011
Hein Goemans received his PhD in Political Science from the University of Chicago in 1995 and currently serves as Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Rochester in New York...
Who Should Fight? The Ethics of the Draft
December 3, 2010
This panel discussion focuses on the draft versus the volunteer army in the U.S.
Nuclear Risk Reduction Through Science Diplomacy: The North Korean Case
September 30, 2010
About the Speaker: Siegfried S.
Escaping the 'Half-pipe of Doom:' Is the IPCC Model Transferable to Issues of Safety and Security of Biotechnology?
May 13, 2010
Exponential advances in the life sciences, particularly in the realm of biotechnology, have been held to raise the classic concerns of "dual-use" research: the same technologies that propel...
Nuclear Nonproliferation in Central Asia
May 7, 2010
Sponsored by the Center for Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies Jeff Richardson recently retired after 35 years at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. At LLNL he held a variety of...
The Security Implications of Information Technology
May 6, 2010
AbstractInformation access and distribution is expanding exponentially. Recent technological advancements have created a state of information openness where the general public has easy access both...
Science Diplomacy and Nuclear Threats (Video)
April 8, 2010
From Conversations with History- Institute of International Studies, University of California at Berkeley Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Siegfried S.
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