Events Fall 2004

Professor T. J. Pempel
Director, Institute of East Asian Studies, UC Berkeley

Oct. 4 (Mon)

"Beyond Bilateralism: The U.S.-Japan Relationship in the New Asia-Pacific"

Niall Ferguson
Professor of history, Harvard University, senior research fellow, Jesus College, Oxford University

Oct. 21 (Thu)

"Are Capitalism and Democracy Bound to Win?"

Student Orientation Session on International Studies
Information session for students to meet faculty/staff and learn about the international studies programs and events at CMC.

Location: Bauer Center / Founders Room - 5:30-8:00 p.m.

Oct. 27 (Wed)

Dr. Michael H. Armacost
Former U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines and Japan, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
     Currently Walter Shorenstein Distinguished Fellow, Stanford University
     Freeman Fdn. Visiting Professor of Asian Studies-CMC fall '04

Nov. 4 (Thu)
Lunch

"The Asian Situation after the Presidential Election"

 

Speaker Series
(co-sponsor with Professor Rod Camp & Athenaeum)
The Western Hemisphere and Latin American Democracy

Catherine Conaghan
Professor of Political Studies, Director, Centre for the Study of Democracy, Queens University, Canada

Sep. 22 (Wed)

"Failing States or Failing Politics? Interpreting the Andean Crisis"

Peter Siavelis
Associate Professor of Political Science, Wake Forest University

Oct. 25 (Mon)

"Pinochet and Chile: Human Rights in the Southern Cone"

Peter Ward
Professor of Public Affairs and sociology, Director, Mexican Studies Institute, University of Texas, Austin

Nov. 22 (Mon)

"Bringing the States Back In" (1999), "U.S.-Mexican Relations and the U.S. Presidential Race"