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SAISPHERE SAISPHERE is published for the alumni and friends of The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of the Johns Hopkins University. Managing Felisa Neuringer Editor Klubes Contributing Chris Blose EditorS Sharon Congdon Sonja Matanovic ContributorS Spencer Abruzzese Walter K. Andersen Tiffany Basciano Pieter Bottelier Nora Brown Dalila Cervantes- Godoy Marc J. Cohen Patrick Cranley Francesca Di Marco Jessica P. Einhorn Mary Evans David Fowkes Margaret H. Frondorf Francisco E. González P. Terrence Hopmann Chris Hunter Kelly Hunter Jordi Izzard Jonathan Keller Emily Kessler art dirECtion Jeffrey Kibler typESEtting Brenda M. Waugh pHoto rESEarCH Ali Southworth Nell Whiting projECt Adriana Guevara ManagEMEnt TMG 2 SAISPHERE Kathryn Knowles Jeannette Lee Sarah Lerner Tabitha Grace Mallory Sarah Nelson Srinivasan Padmanabhan Amir Pasic Jason D. Patent Charles Pearson Guy Pfeffermann Michael G. Plummer Tatiana Pollard Odette Boya Resta Michael Roberts Ruth Swanson Robert L. Thompson Mariano Turzi Christine Vargas Ruth Wedgwood Michelle Weiner PHOTO CREDITS: Cover, Carroll & Carroll/Getty Images; page 3, Kaveh Sardari; page 5, Robert Tetro; pages 6–7, Leo F. Freitas/Getty Images; pages 8–9, Dave Reede/ Getty Images; page 10, Peter Carroll/Getty Images; page 11, Christopher Pillitz/Getty Images; pages 12–13, The India Today Group/Getty Images; page 15, Yasbant Negi/ The India Today Group/Getty Images; pages 16–17, ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images; page 19, Nelson Ching/ Bloomberg/Getty Images; page 21, Heidi Wideroe/ Bloomberg/Getty Images; page 23, Susan Schulman/Getty Images; pages 24–25, Sean Gallup/Getty Images; page 27, Alastair Miller/Getty Images; pages 28–29, Benjamin Lowy/Getty Images; page 31, Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP/Getty Images; pages 32–33, John Moore/Getty Images; pages 36–37, Steve Allen/Getty Images; page 38, Martin Harvey/ Getty Images; pages 40–41, Adrian Pope/Getty Images; pages 44–45, Daniel Acker/Bloomberg/Getty Images; pages 47, Jose Cendon/Bloomberg/Getty Images; page 48, Shashank Bengali/MCT/Getty Images; pages 50–51, Design Pics/Deddeda/Getty Images; page 53, John Moore/Getty Images; page 54, Don Mason/Getty Images; page 56, Scott Olson/Getty Images; page 57, AP Photo/Liu Jin; page 58, Teh Eng Koon/AFP/Getty Images; page 62 (inset), Rochelle Cheever; pages 62–63, Walter Astrada/AFP/Getty Images; page 64, Abedin Qupevam, Karar Zunaid Ahsan; pages 65-66, Francesca Torchi; page 67, Eikon Studio; page 68, ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images; page 68, ChinaFotoPress/ Getty Images; page 70, Jonathan Keller; page 71, Jonathan Keller, Ariana Lindquist; page 72, Jonathan Keller; pages 73–77, Kaveh Sardari; page 89, Givaudan Fragrances Corp.; pages 94, 97, 109, 113, 115, 117, 119, 121, 126 and 128, Kaveh Sardari Letters and inquiries should be sent to: Managing Editor, SAISPHERE 1740 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 ©2011 by The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of the Johns Hopkins University. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. awardS FOLIO: Ozzie Award (Best Use of Black and White Photography, Association/Nonprofit) FOLIO: Ozzie Award (Best Supplement, Annual or One-Shot, Association/Nonprofit) Educational Advertising Awards: Gold Winner (Internal Publication for a Graduate School) www.sais-jhu.edu Departments 3 A Message From the Dean 60 The Bookcase: Recent Faculty Publications 62 Update From the Bologna Center Odette Boya Resta 68 Update From the Hopkins-Nanjing Center Jason D. Patent 73 Leaders for the Future: Putting Degrees in Reach for All Students 79 Alumni News & Notes 94 What We’ve Heard 108 Thank-You’s
A Message From the Dean Jessica P. Einhorn ’70 Year of Agriculture atSAIS When I joined SAIS as dean in June 2002, I was quickly introduced to the summer activity of planning for the next year’s SAISPHERE. Each year in July, a group of us come together to select a topic for the school’s flagship publication that would be of interest to our SAIS community authors and our readers. On my arrival, we initiated an issue on “Leadership,” and then came “Diplomacy” and then “Regions.” In those early years, the annual magazine was a standalone project. But in 2004, when we celebrated SAIS’s 60th anniversary, we discovered the sense of community that comes from sharing a special occasion. It was the seed that sprouted into a new practice during my deanship. Today, SAISPHERE has evolved into a publication that explores the subject we choose as a substantive theme for the academic year. These “Year of” top- ics are reflected in events, large and small, hosted by all the academic parts of the school as well as by the dean— frequently with philanthropic support to facilitate a major academic conference or academic travel by students. These themes have taken root because the soil of SAIS is fertile with curiosity, entrepreneurship and grassroots activities. Each theme is meant to highlight a subject that is of great importance 2011–2012 3
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Boosting Food Security This leads u
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The New Oil? By Mariano Turzi In th
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and The ‘Right to Food’ Foreign
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food” into the charter and argues
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Hungry 1 Billion By Odette Boya Res
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countries cope with crisis manageme
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Bologna Institute for Policy Resear
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Autumn is a contradictory time for
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students, faculty and staff come to
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Events at the Center The Hopkins-Na
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2011 almon Current-use Fellowships
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Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today’s Phi
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SAIS Advisory Council T he SAIS Adv
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ReFleCtions alumni news & notes The
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International Commercial Arbitratio
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1958 Dick Murphy ’58 and Luda Mur
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University of Oxford in March 2010
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professorial lecturer in the SAIS L
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Sam Whipple ’91 (back left), Arno
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D.C.-based nonprofit. AUA sends Ame
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We extend our gratitude to each don
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Why I Joined the Christian Herter S
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Kenneth X. Robbins Anne L. Rogers P
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Paul M. Holmes ◊ Repps B. Hudson
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Elizabeth C. Wente Andrew A. Whitwo
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THANK YoU ... THANK YoU SAIS Volunt
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“We are deeply grateful for what
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