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Albright Institute for Global Affairs

Albright Institute for Global Affairs

Ranked #1

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Principles Not Policy: Essential Norms In Preserving the Rule of Law

Principles Not Policy: Essential Norms In Preserving the Rule of Law

Sally Yates, former U.S. Deputy Attorney General, led a discussion moderated by Larry Rosenwald, the Anne Pierce Rogers ... Read more

12 Jan 2018

1hr 15mins

Ranked #2

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North Korea: Myths, Lies and Truths

North Korea: Myths, Lies and Truths

Kathy Moon, the Edith Stix Wasserman Professor of Asian Studies and a Professor of Political Science at Wellesley Colleg... Read more

16 Feb 2018

1hr 6mins

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Ranked #3

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Who Is Mr. Putin and What in the World Is He After?

Who Is Mr. Putin and What in the World Is He After?

Nina Tumarkin, the Kathryn Wasserman Davis Professor of Slavic Studies and a Professor of History at Wellesley College, ... Read more

15 Feb 2018

1hr 1min

Ranked #4

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Opening Dialogue with Ambassador Wendy Sherman

Opening Dialogue with Ambassador Wendy Sherman

Wendy Sherman, Senior Counselor at the Albright Stonebridge Group, answered questions about her career and leadership in... Read more

15 Feb 2018

29mins

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Ranked #5

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Leadership Challenges Of AI

Leadership Challenges Of AI

Jonathan Zittrain, the George Bemis Professor of International Law at Harvard Law School, discussed the challenges of th... Read more

16 Feb 2018

1hr 2mins

Ranked #6

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The Republican Reversal: Conservatives, Climate Change, and Global Environment Governance

The Republican Reversal: Conservatives, Climate Change, and Global Environment Governance

Jay Turner, associate professor of environmental studies at Wellesley College, discusses the science, history, and polit... Read more

16 Feb 2018

43mins

Ranked #7

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Beyond The Headlines: Understanding Korea

Beyond The Headlines: Understanding Korea

15 Feb 2018

56mins

Ranked #8

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Populism: Types, Policies, Consequences, Alternatives

Populism: Types, Policies, Consequences, Alternatives

Joseph Joyce, the M. Margaret Ball Professor of International Relations; Professor of Economics at Wellesley College spo... Read more

12 Jan 2018

1hr 4mins

Ranked #9

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Aiding Refugees: Obama and Trump Administration Policies

Aiding Refugees: Obama and Trump Administration Policies

23 Jan 2018

1hr 14mins

Ranked #10

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North Korea's Pursuit Of Nuclear And Missle Weapons: A Chinese Perspective

North Korea's Pursuit Of Nuclear And Missle Weapons: A Chinese Perspective

Xiaohe Cheng, an Associate Professor of International Relations at the School of International Studies at Renmin Univers... Read more

15 Feb 2018

34mins

Ranked #11

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Business As A Force Of Good

Business As A Force Of Good

Martha Goldberg Aronson '89, Corporate Director and President of North Arm Partners, Rudina Seseri '00, Founder and Man... Read more

15 Feb 2018

1hr 7mins

Ranked #12

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Technological Disruption And The Future Of Work

Technological Disruption And The Future Of Work

Dan Sichel, a Professor of Economics at Wellesley College, talks about the emerging fear of technological advancements r... Read more

16 Feb 2018

45mins

Ranked #13

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Why Relationships Matter

Why Relationships Matter

Madeleine Albright, U.S. Secretary of State (1997-2001), Wendy Sherman, Senior Counselor at the Albright Stonebridge Gro... Read more

15 Feb 2018

29mins

Ranked #14

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Altered Political Bodies: Gender, Disinformation, and Democracy

Altered Political Bodies: Gender, Disinformation, and Democracy

Sandra Pepera, the Director of the Gender, Women and Democracy branch of the National Democratic Institute, spoke about ... Read more

12 Jan 2018

50mins

Ranked #15

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Criminalizing And Surveilling Immigrants: How Increased Enforcement Threatens Safety and Democracy

Criminalizing And Surveilling Immigrants: How Increased Enforcement Threatens Safety and Democracy

Sarah Sherman-Stokes, a lecturer and clinical instructor at Boston University School of Law, shared her experiences and ... Read more

12 Jan 2018

36mins

Ranked #16

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Mathematics For The Social Sciences

Mathematics For The Social Sciences

Stanley Chang, the Mildred Lane Kemper Professor of Mathematics at Wellesley College expanded the overlap between what w... Read more

12 Jan 2018

1hr 11mins

Ranked #17

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Building A Better World: Engineering, Leadership, and the Liberal Arts

Building A Better World: Engineering, Leadership, and the Liberal Arts

Amy Banzaert, Director of Engineering Studies and Lecturer in Engineering at Wellesley College, inspired 2018 Albright F... Read more

10 Jan 2018

14mins

Ranked #18

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The Curious State of the American Theatre

The Curious State of the American Theatre

Mfoniso Udofia '06, Artist and Educator, NOW AFRICA: Playwrights Festival shared her personal experiences trying to “cre... Read more

18 Jan 2017

45mins

Ranked #19

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Fake News Real Consequences

Fake News Real Consequences

Craig Silverman, Media Editor, BuzzFeed News discussed how fake news originates and spreads online and the lasting impac... Read more

18 Jan 2017

54mins

Ranked #20

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Navigating a Global Internet

Navigating a Global Internet

Heather West '07, Senior Policy Manager, Mozilla discussed some of the challenges (moral and practical) that face those ... Read more

18 Jan 2017

33mins

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