Moises Naim of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace speaks with Open Society Foundations president Chris Stone about Naim’s book The End of Power.
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Mar
8
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2:30 pm to 4:30 pm
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Past Events
Past Events
Jul
16
2012
Open Society Fellow Janie Chuang explores the role of labor law in preventing human trafficking, protecting vulnerable migrant workers, and holding perpetrators accountable for abuses of migrants’ rights.
Location:
OSI-New York
Jun
28
2012
This panel discussion examines how nondemocratic regimes in the former Soviet Union have increased their efforts to influence policymakers and public opinion in the United States and the European Union.
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Jun
26
2012
This panel event, featuring Alexander Cooley, author of Great Games, Local Rules, examines Central Asia's lessons for governing a multipolar or “post-Western” world.
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Jun
20
2012
This event presents an opportunity for the public to engage with individuals from around the world who've been honored by the U.S. State Department for their efforts to combat human trafficking.
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Jun
11
2012
This briefing will analyze to what extent Nigeria’s planned constitutional reform could bring substantial change to the country's political and socio-economic system.
Location:
Room A, Club de la Fondation Universitaire, Rue d’Egmont 11, 1000, Brussels
Jun
7
2012
George Gavrilis, director of the Hollings Centre for International Dialogue, discusses how international border assistance programs in Central Asia can be made more effective.
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May
31
2012
Open Society Foundations president Aryeh Neier moderates a discussion with the recipients of a fellowship that provides talented young activists the opportunity to work with experts at the ACLU and Human Rights Watch to strengthen respect for human rights in the United States.
Location:
OSI-New York
May
22
2012
Join us for a screening and discussion of the film Slavery by Another Name, which tells how even as slavery came to an end in the South in 1865, thousands of African Americans were pulled back into forced labor with shocking brutality.
Location:
MICA Brown Center, 1301 W Mt. Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD
May
22
2012
Peter Edelman, who famously resigned from the Clinton administration to protest the treatment of the nation’s poor, joins Laura Flanders, host of GRITtv with Laura Flanders, to discuss the poverty crisis in America today.
Location:
OSI-New York
May
16
2012
As part of Open Society Institute–Baltimore’s commitment to advancing fair pretrial policies and practices, local and national experts will inform participants about local and national bail reform initiatives.
Location:
OSI-Baltimore