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April 08, 2016
Woodrow Wilson's Legacy on Race
The contested legacy of Woodrow Wilson will be the focus of a panel discussion on Friday, April 8, 2016, 4:30 p.m., in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall, on the Princeton University campus. A public reception in the Bernstein Gallery will follow the discussion.The panel talk, which is co-sponsored with the Seely G. Mudd…
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May 18, 2026
Salaam Neighbor
WWAC Service Event: Salaam Neighbor Film Screening and Fundraiser; April 7, 7:30 PM, McCosh 50; Suggested donation $10The Princeton Refugee Project and the WWAC Service Chairs invite the entire Princeton community to a screening of “Salaam Neighbor”, a documentary taking viewers inside Jordan’s Za’atari Refugee camp, now Jordan…
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April 07, 2016
The Future of our Military Professions-Don Snider, U.S. Army War College
Is the Military a Profession? Why or why not? How many professions do we have? Why are they different?Why does the answer to these questions matter – both to the military, and also to civilian policymakers?How should the issues of “integrity” and “morality” be viewed within the military profession, or in any profession? Are…
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April 07, 2016
The Changing Landscape of International Trade
This event is part of the Frank D. Graham Memorial Lecture series sponsored by the International Economics Section of Princeton University.
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April 07, 2016
LUNCH TIMER - Health effects without treatment? Unanticipated consequences of Conditional Cash Transfers in rural Guatemala
RESTRICTED TO PU FACULTY, FELLOWS, STUDENTS AND STAFF.REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
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April 06, 2016
LAPA Law in the Public Service Dinner: The American Criminal Injustice System In an Age of Mass Human Caging
A basic principle of our legal system is that no human being should be put in a jail cell solely because s/he cannot make a payment. Every night in America, there are 500,000 human beings in jail cells solely because they cannot pay money bail. There are tens of thousands more people in jail because they cannot pay their…
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April 06, 2016
Understanding Iran: Perspectives in Practice
Panelists:Ambassador (ret.) John Limbert, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iran; Visiting Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, Gruss-Lipper Visiting Scholar in Middle East Policy Studies Laura Secor, author, “Children of Paradise: The Struggle for the Soul of Iran;” former Ferris…
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May 18, 2026
The “Liberal” International Order: Any room for an illiberal rising power like China?
Starting with a conceptual analysis of order, I go on to critically examine the notion of international order and “liberal” international order. I argue that some of the underpinning principles of “liberal” international order are foundationally different from the underpinning principles of liberal (domestic) order. Most…
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April 06, 2016
Gen. Michael V. Hayden, (USAF, Ret.), Principal, The Chertoff Group; former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency; former Director of the National Security Agency
Hayden is this year’s Gilbert S. Omenn '61 Lecturer in Science Policy at the School.
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April 06, 2016
Program on Science and Global Security Seminar: "How does a foundation view nuclear risk reduction?"