2002/2004 - The Weatherhead Center for International Affairs ...

Fellows Friday Lunch Seminars
Chair: Kathleen Molony
2002
September 27
“An Insider’s View of Harvard,” James Cooney,
executive director, Weatherhead Center for
International Affairs.
October 4
“Writing the Fellows Paper,” Donald Halstead,
research and writing advisor, Weatherhead
Center for International Affairs.
October 11
“Trends in U.S. National Security Policy,”
Andrew Bacevich, professor of international
relations and director of the Center for
International Relations, Boston University.
October 18
“U.S.-Mexico Relations,” Jeffrey Davidow,
fellow, Institute of Politics, John F. Kennedy
School of Government, Harvard University;
former U.S. ambassador to Mexico; and WCFIA
Fellow (‘82).
October 25
“How the U.S. Presidency has Changed Since
the 1960s,” Roger Porter, IBM Professor of
Business and Government, John F. Kennedy
School of Government, Harvard University.
November 1
“U.S.-China Relations,” Ezra Vogel, Henry Ford
II Professor of the Social Sciences, Emeritus,
Harvard University.
November 8
“Crimes and Punishments? How the WTO
Responds to Violations,” Robert Z. Lawrence,
Albert L. Williams Professor of International
Trade and Investment, John F. Kennedy
School of Government, Harvard University;
former member of the President’s Council of
Economic Advisers (1998-2000).
November 15
“The Role of the United States in the Global
Environmental Policy Debate,” Crispin Tickell,
chancellor, University of Kent at Canterbury;
chairman, Climate Institute of Washington,
DC; and WCFIA Fellow (1974-75).
November 22
“Social Policy: Beyond Compassion,” Orlando
Patterson, John Cowles Professor of Sociology,
Harvard University.
December 6
“The Challenges of Hispanic Immigration,”
Samuel Huntington, Albert J. Weatherhead III
University Professor; director, Olin Institute for
Strategic Studies; chairman, Harvard Academy
for International and Area Studies.
December 13
“Health Care Financing,” James Mongan,
chief executive officer, Massachusetts General
Hospital.
2003
January 31
“Rethinking the Harvard Undergraduate Core
Curriculum,” Jorge I. Domínguez, Harvard
College professor; Clarence Dillon Professor of
International Affairs; and director, Weatherhead
Center for International Affairs.
February 7
“The Republican Party Today,” Mickey
Edwards, John Quincy Adams Lecturer in
Legislative Practice, John F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University.
February 28
“Wars, Terror, Justice: Some Missing Headlines,”
Noam Chomsky, Institute Professor and
professor of linguistics, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology.
March 14
“The Impact of Public Opinion on Foreign
Policy,” Maxine Isaacs, adjunct lecturer in
public policy, John F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University; and former
press secretary to Walter F. Mondale.
March 21
“Ruling the Waves: Business and Politics
Along the Technological Frontier,” Debora
Spar, Spangler Family Professor of Business
Administration, Harvard Business School.
April 18
“Why International Affairs Practitioners Should
Study Jazz,” Robert Levin, Dwight P. Robinson,
Jr. Professor of the Humanities (Performance
and Analysis), Harvard University; Head Tutor,
concert pianist, and specialist in historical
performance practice.
April 25
“The International Development of Space
and its Impact on U.S. National Space Policy,”
Dale Hayden, Fellow, Weatherhead Center for
International Affairs.
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