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	Lecturer:	Title:	Synopsis:	Date of Lecture:

1.	Abdalla, Mahmoud	Role of Arab media in shaping the public opinion	This symposium presents a panel of international speakers, including journalists, current and former faculty and students from the Middlebury College Language Schools, and political strategists. The speakers...	2006-07-30

2.	Abdella, Ahmed	Media's role in promoting or fighting terrorism	This symposium presents a panel of international speakers, including journalists, current and former faculty and students from the Middlebury College Language Schools, and political strategists. The speakers...	2006-07-30

3.	Akaha, Tsuneo, 1949-	Human security and regional cooperation in East Asia	Professor Akaha discusses the pressing human security issues in East Asia and the scope and form of institutionalization of regional cooperation dealing with these issues, with a particular focus on human...	2009-10-02;

4.	Aksenova, Galina	Russian film and post-War reconstruction	In conjunction with a screening of "The Cranes are Flying", a 1957 Russian film about WWII, Professor Aksenova discusses post-War reconstruction.	2005-08-01

5.	Allison, Anne, 1950-	Sociality of Neoliberalism: affect, family, and Japanese youth	Allison presents research on the connections between capitalism, affect, family and youth in 21st-century Japan.	2007-10-26

6.	Alvarez, Julia	Fifteen stations in the passion of Mark	The death of Jesus, the central event of "the Passion," is a major icon of the Western world, however one views it. The 2008 Scott Symposium begins with an examination of the story of Jesus' death in the...	2008-01-17

7.	Andreas, Peter, 1965-	Blue Helmets and Black Markets: The Business of Survival in the Siege of Sarajevo	The 1992-1995 battle for Sarajevo was the longest siege in modern history. It was also the most internationalized, attracting a vast contingent of aid workers, UN soldiers, journalists, smugglers, and...	2009-10-09;

8.	Antun, Sinan, 1967-	Effect of globalization on Arab cinema and literature	This year's symposium focused on how national identities have been expressed, challenged and negotiated through film. The speakers present various perspectives.	2008-08-02

9.	Arjomand, Said Amir	Islam and globalization		2005-12-01

10.	Arnson, Cynthia	Colombia's conflict : moving beyond the "war on terrorism"	Ms. Arnson, Deputy Director of the Latin American Program of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, speaks about issues related to the peace process, human rights, and U.S. policy in Latin...	2003-11-17

11.	Attarian, Hrayr P.	You must pay the sandman: impacts of sleep deprivation on health and performance and what you can do about it	What can research tell us about the essential role sleep plays in helping us achieve our full learning potential? Study after study has shown that our brain performs crucial tasks of reviewing, organizing,...	2008-04-14

12.	Atwell, Robert	Passion in Christian liturgy	The death of Jesus, the central event of "the Passion," is a major icon of the Western world, however one views it. The 2008 Scott Symposium begins with an examination of the story of Jesus' death in the...	2008-01-18

13.	Bacevich, A. J.	After Iraq: whither U.S. strategy?	Bacevich explains the nature and underlying logic of U.S. strategy in the global war on terror to date, and why that strategy has failed. It also provides a sense of where that failure leaves U.S. foreign...	2008-01-09

14.	Barma, Naazneen	Challenges of development in East Asia	Ms. Barma explores political, economic, and social issues common to diverse East Asian countries, the development challenges they face, and the role of the World Bank in promoting and facilitating growth...	2009-03-13

15.	Barnett, Thomas P.M.	Pentagon's new map	Barnett lays out a national security strategy that justifies U.S. intervention in regions of the world that are the most unconnected to globalization.	2008-04-01

16.	Basij-Rasikh, Shabana; Ali Khan, Shujaat; Ahmed Khan, Saad; Gretebeck, Lisa Mariko; Sherpa, Tenzing; Vaughan, Matthew	Projects for Peace: an International Studies Colloquium presentation by six Middlebury College students.	On the event of her 100th birthday, philanthropist Kathryn Wasserman Davis established a new program to encourage and support motivated youth to create and implement their ideas for building peace throughout...	2008-11-07

17.	Beck, Peter	Plight of North Korean women in China	Beck discusses how human rights issues in North Korea affect neighboring countries, especially addressing the impact on North Korean women who live in China.	2007-10-17

18.	Beckley, Harlan, 1943-	Poverty 101	How has the poverty rate increased since the 1960's in the United States? What do the statistics tell us? What are the causes of poverty in the United States?	2010-10-28

19.	Benepe, Adrian	21st century sustainable park design	Through its innovative management of 29,000 acres of New York City land, the Parks Department has emerged as a national and international leader in urban sustainability. Parks Commissioner and Middlebury...	2011-02-17; 2011

20.	Birch, Douglas	Politics of terror	This symposium presents a panel of international speakers, including journalists, current and former faculty and students from the Middlebury College Language Schools, and political strategists. The speakers...	2006-07-30

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