Understanding Orban’s Hungary
September 24, 2019
Dr. Deborah Cornelius
Hungary and the Fidesz regime of Viktor Orban have been much in the news in recent months, with criticism of the increasing centralization of power, control of the free press,
Past Programs
Lecture and Screening of “TRANSIT”
March 12, 2019 Dr. Randall Halle This program is presented through a joint partnership of the Colorado European Union Center of Excellence, the Center for Contemporary Art and the Santa Fe World Affairs Forum Dr. Randall Halle Tuesday, March 12, 2019 @ 6 pm The Screen 1600 Saint Michaels Drive Santa Fe, NM
The intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty and the Next Arms Race
February 26, 2019 Cheryl Rofer Click here to download: The INF Treaty and the Next Arms Race power point slides The Trump administration has been threatening to withdraw the United States from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Agreement by February 2, 2019. Its stated reason is that Russia has developed a missile
Water as the Common Denominator for Health and Peace
January 22, 2019 David Douglas SOLD OUT! There is no more serious and solvable global health problem in developing countries than the lack of safe water in hospitals and clinics. The need for safe water in Gaza and the West Bank represents a common goal for Palestinians and Israelis at a time
Foreign Policy Begins at Home: Public Opinion and National Security in a Democracy
November 29, 2018 Ted McNamara Throughout our history, the degree of our success in foreign affairs depends on our strength and unity at home and public understanding and support of our foreign policies. Q: what did this last election do in this regard? Ambassador McNamara is the President of the Diplomacy
The US and China: A Fragile Relationship Under Stress
November 1, 2018 Henry (Hank) A. Levine In late September, the US-Chinese relationship took a turn for the worse in economic and national security terms. What happened? What is the state of play and what does this mean for US companies and other American businesses in terms of trade with our single
Common Sense Immigration: Let’s Talk Facts and Distinguish between Good Politics and Bad Policy
October 23, 2018 Todd Greentree The flow of migrants from Central America is a serious issue, but the United States is not suffering a general crisis of illegal immigration. Let’s talk facts and distinguish between good politics and bad policy. Much of this is common sense. Other nations do not “send” their worst people to