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Racing to the Finish: General Leslie R. Groves, Builder of the Atomic Bomb

• March 27, 2001

History of the Nuclear Age Series

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Impact of Low-Skilled Immigrant Workers in Major United States Cities

• March 26, 2001

Profesor Roger Waldinger, chair of the sociology department at UCLA spoke at the Carnegie Endowment for Int'l Peace on the results of his recent study for the forthcoming book, Srangers at the Gates: New Immigrants in Urban America

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Russian Economic Reform Agenda

• March 16, 2001

Presentation by Sergei Vasiliev, Scholar-in-Residence and Co-Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center's Program on Post-Soviet Economies in Transition

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Plutonium Disposition Roundtable

• March 14, 2001

Proliferation Roundtable with Alex Flint, Laura Holgate, John Tuck and Sandy Spector

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Washington Contentious: Economic Policies for Social Equity in Latin America

• March 14, 2001

New Commission Report

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Assessment of the Missile Threats to Israel, the Implications and Responses

• March 13, 2001

Briefing by Uzi Rubin, Senior Director for Proliferation and Technology, Israel's National Security Council

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Caspian Oil: How Soon and at What Cost?

• March 13, 2001
• Washington, D.C.

Presentations by Ambassador Elizabeth Jones, Senior Advisor for Caspian Basin Energy Diplomacy, Edward C. Chow, an international oil consultant, and Martha Brill Olcott, Carnegie Senior Associate

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Explaining the Post-Soviet Patchwork: A View From Berlin

• March 06, 2001
• Washington, D.C.

Speaker Dr. Klaus Segbers, professor of political science at the Institute for East European Research of the Free University of Berlin, discussed the results of the institute's two-year international research project, "Transformation and Globalization: Actors and Factors of Post Soviet Change."

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Crossing National Borders: Connecting People to Economies

• March 02, 2001

Debate sponsored by the Reuters-Carnegie Public Policy Series

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Crossing National Borders: Introduction

• March 02, 2001