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ABOUT
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PROGRAM
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PARTICIPATION
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ALUMNI
U.S. FOREIGN POLICY IN A NEW ADMINISTRATION
2010 Draft Program
Monday, 22 March
The Foreign Policy Process
Session I
National Security Decision-Making
Frank J. Cilluffo*
Associate Vice President, George Washington University;
Director, Homeland Security Policy Institute
Session II
Congress and Foreign Policy
Norman Ornstein
Resident Scholar
American Enterprise Institute
Lunch
Reviewing the First Year: The View from State
Anne Marie-Slaughter*
Director, Policy Planning
United States Department of State
Session III
The U.S. Military and Foreign Policy
General Peter Pace (Retired)*
Former Chairman, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Session IV
Public Opinion and Foreign Policy
Clyde Wilcox
Professor, Government Department
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Welcome Dinner
That Famous First Year
Charles Cook, Jr.
Editor and Publisher
The Cook Political Report
Continuing Challenges to U.S. Foreign Policy Objectives
Session I
Dealing with Iran: Pitfalls and Possibilities
Mehran Kamrava
Interim Dean, School of Foreign Service - Qatar
Georgetown University
Session II
North Korea: What Next?
Victor Cha
Associate Professor and Director of Asian Studies
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Luncheon Panel
US-China Relations: Still A Long Road Ahead
Robert Sutter, Visiting Professor, Georgetown University
Lonnie Henley, Adjunct Professor, Security Studies Program
James Feinerman, Professor, Georgetown Law Center
Session III
Iraq and Afghanistan: A Perspective from the U.S. Senate
Charles T. Hagel
Distinguished Professor in the Practice of National Governance
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Former Senator, United States Senate
Session IV
Group Project
Moderator: TBA
Wednesday, 24 March
Energy and the Environment
Session I
A New Direction for Environmental Policy
Joanna Lewis
Assistant Professor
School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
Session II
U.S. Energy Security: Are We Any Closer?
Michelle Patron
Senior Director, PIRA Energy Group
Afternoon Free
Evening Event
Thursday, March 25
The State of the Global Economy
Session I
Group Project
Moderator: TBA
Session II
Trade Policy: Has Anything Changed?
Marc L. Busch
Karl F. Landegger Professor of International Business Diplomacy, School of Foreign Service, and Associate Professor, Government
Department, Georgetown University
Session III
The U.S. Economy
Lunch Presentation at The Embassy of Finland
Alice Rivlin
Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution
Former Vice Chair, The Federal Reserve
Session IV
Poverty and Development
Steve Radelet*
Senior Fellow
Center for Global Development
Session V
Foreign Aid
Carol Lancaster
Interim Dean
Professor, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University;
Former Deputy Administrator, USAID
Dinner
Friday, MARCH 26
Immigration and Democracy Promotion
Session I
Immigration Reform -- Are We Any Closer?
Donald Kerwin
Vice President for Programs
Migration Policy Institute
Session II
Whatever Happened to Democracy Promotion?
TBA
Farewell Lunch
Presentation of Certificates
*Asked