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Crossing National Borders: North America

• March 02, 2001

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Crossing National Borders: Europe

• March 02, 2001
• Washington, D.C.

Panel discussion on the movement of economic refugees in Eastern Europe. They come from Bosnia, Serbia, Africa, Asia, and are not welcome. The international community must cooperate to address the basic needs of these refugees.

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Carnegie Endowment's Agenda for Renewal of US-Russian Relations presented in Moscow

• March 01, 2001

Presentations by Andrew Kuchins, Director, Russian-Eurasian Program, Robert Nurick, Director, Carnegie Moscow Center, Anatol Lieven, Martha Brill Olcott, and Rose Gottemoeller, Senior Associates.

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Brazil's Foreign Minister on the FTAA

• March 01, 2001

"Much is expected, little is offered"

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Is There a Future for Independent Media in Russia?

• February 22, 2001

Presentation by Matt Bivens, former editor of The Moscow Times .

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The Bush Administration In-Box on Russia and the Former Soviet Union

• February 21, 2001

Presentations by Stephen Sestanovich, former Ambassador-at-Large and Special Advisor to the Secretary of State for the New Independent States, and Mark Medish, former Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Russian, Ukranian and Eurasian Affairs at the National Security Council and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs

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A Cosmic History of Globalization

• February 20, 2001

Presenter: Robert Wright, Author of Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny, and The Moral Animal: Evolutionary Psychology and Daily Life; Contributing editor of The New Republic, Time, and Slate

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Nuclear Restraint and Risk Reduction in South Asia

• February 16, 2001

Presenter: P.R. Chari, Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies

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Conclusions of the U.S.-Mexico Migration Panel

• February 15, 2001

Briefing featuring three members of the U.S.-Mexico Migration Panel, which released a report on February 14 to U.S. President George W. Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox including proposals to change and improve the U.S.-Mexico migration relationship.

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Memorandum to Presidents Bush and Fox

• February 14, 2001

Binational Panel calls on Presidents Bush and Fox to commit their governments to begin discussion recasting our bilateral migration policy when they meet on February 16.