Images of America
Princeton University Summer Seminar for Foreign Policy Officials
July 27 - August 17, 1997

SPEAKER CITES

Alan Brinkley, History, Columbia University; fellow, Russell Sage Foundation

• Liberty, Community, and the National Idea
• The American Prospect
• Liberalism's Third Crisis

• Revising Serbia
• And The Winner Is ...
• Lech Walesa to Return to Work as Electrician in Gdansk
• Rearguing The Vermeer Issue
• Biographer Recounts Career of Musical Lexicographer
• Vermeer, the Light of Reason
• The United Nations War Crimes Tribunal Officially Forms
• Mr. Shawn's New Yorker
• Baghdad in Brazil

Anne Norton, Political Science, University of Pennsylvania

• Theory & Event

Andrew Ross, American Studies, New York University

• Blast Conversional Archive 2: Andrew Ross
• technoculture

Stephen Hess, Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.

• Public Wants Issues, Press Gives Them Tactics
• The Foreign Policy Factor in Presidential Campaigns
• Rights and Wrongs of American Elections
• 1994 Elections: Is it the End of an Era?
• Watergate: 25 Years Later
• City Vote

JoAnn Wypijewski, The Nation, New York

• Blue notes: profile of blues musician and activist Willie King
• Labor's challenge
• Beyond misery: welfare reform
• Profits of pain: garment industry
• Lethal aid: US economic assistance to Central America
• Broken trust: Palau's Compact of Free Association
• Brave New Workplace
• Sex
• The Last Fine Time
• Half a Life

Tamala Edwards, Time

• Road Show: More Fun than the Real Campaign
• In Search of the Real Bob Dole
• CNN News Interview

David Gelber, Producer, 60 Minutes/CBS Reports

Roy Gutman, Newsday, Washington Bureau

• Second Democratic Wave Serb Students Take Issues To the Streets
• Peacemaker? Serbia chief linked to mass killings coming for talks
• Added U.S. broadcasts send message in Serbia
• Rwanda Chief's Vision Sets African Agenda
• Rwanda's Bold Steps Pay Off
• Mission Extended
• On Foreign Seas, Rough Sailing
• Albright Taking Tougher Stance

David Smiley, School of Architecture, Princeton University

Thomas Levin, German and Film Studies, Princeton University

Jennifer Golub, Partner and Senior Producer, TBWA Chiat/Day, Venice, CA

Thomas Dumm, Political Science, Amherst College

• Michel Foucault and the Politics of Freedom
• Theory & Event

Lynne Tillman, author and writer, New York

• Complicity
• Haunted Houses

Neil Gotanda, Western State University College of Law

• Analysis of Prop 209
• Counterpunch: Reviewing Self in an Era of Diversity
• Review of Critical Race Theory

Jennifer Hochschild, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University

Elaine Kim, Ethnic Studies, University of California-Berkeley

• Faculty in Asian American Studies at Berkeley
• Women's Studies at Berkeley
• East to America Book Notice
• 'Silent' Koreans Go Public
• Human Dramas in Their Own Voices
• Nation Book Review

Mike Davis, Southern California Institute of Architecture

• Radical Urban Theory
• Real Scandal in Orange County Is Excluding Minorities from Power
• The Suburban Nightmare
• Trying to Build a Union Movement in Los Angeles
• Disaster Politics
• Building Homes amid a Landscape of Fire Ecology
• The Uncritical Eye: Has the LAPD Really Changed?
• White L.A. Now Feeds on Wild Rumors
• Ignore Riot Mythology and Deal with Real L.A.
• New King Trial Starts, But Old Troubles Remain
• For a City Adrift, Look to Community Government
• Understanding the Riots Part 5
• Back to the Future: Are Bungalows the Answer?
• Latinos Rise up in the Rust Belt
• Playing High-Stakes Electoral Poker: Can Casinos Fix Faltering Economies?
• The Dark Side of Development: Without Real Planning, L.A. Borders on Chaos
• Catching the Next Wave: Will Cities Enter into Mickey Mouse Deals to Survive?
• Bringing Home the Hate
• Police Story: For a City Divided, Report Offers Too Little, Too Late
• A Hard-Edged Look at Life on L.A.'s Mean Streets

Mario Gandelsonas, School of Architecture, Princeton University

Brenda Bright, Fellow, Getty Center for the History of Arts and the Humanities

Gina Dent, English and African-American Studies, Columbia University

• Black Popular Culture

Rob Snyder, Editor, Media Studies Journal

Leo Bogart, author of Commercial Culture

• Newspapers in the New Media World
• Those Invisible Polls
• What the Scanners Show
• What Does It All Mean?

Josh Friedman, Newsday

• Zaire's Grassroots in U.S.: Exiled Scholars Now Kabila Aides
• UN: Where Are They?
• Some Tears, But Mostly Cheers
• Albania: A Country in Chaos
• Allies Began, Then Broke Off Search
• Political Roadblocks to Delivery of Aid
• Burundi Head Given Shelter
• A Tale of Two Cities

Stacy Sullivan, Newsweek

• Favorite Son
• A Case of Alarming Anarchy
• Peace or War in Bosnia
• Genocide Without Corpses
• Starting Over?
• Born Under a Bad Sign
• Death of a Village
• Karadzic: 'We Didn't Kill Them'
• The Dead Cry Out
• Envoy warns Serbs to expect airstrikes if they obstruct pact
• The Game of Survival
• Sarajevo Update, July 1, 1995

Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Columbia University

• Imaginary Maps

Robert Kaplan, author of The Ends of the Earth

• The Coming Anarchy
• Fort Leavenworth and the Eclipse of Nationhood
• Europe's Third World
• History Moving North
• Proportionalism
• A Bazaari's World
• Technology as Magnifier of Good and Evil
• West Has No Cure For Africa's Ills
• Perils of Overpopulation
• Robert Kaplan Says We Need New Ways of Looking at World
• Government Shutdown Dims U.S. Image Abroad
• The Economics of Family and Faith

James Der Derian, Political Science, University of Massachusetts at Amherst

• Theory: Representations of the Other
• Commentary on the QDR

Gary Wolf, Executive Editor, HotWired

• Commercial Internet?
• Home Pages

Stanley Katz, Senior Fellow, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University; President, American Council of Learned Societies

Tom Warrick, Counsel, Coalition for International Justice

Warren Strobel, The Washington Times

• In peacekeeping, everyone with an agenda sees media as tools
• Media don't make foreign policy
• Iraqi jets challenge bigger no-fly zone
• U.S. to propose closing some Okinawa bases

Jose Carreno, El Universal

• Trying to Translate Convention-Speak

Jonathan Rauch, National Journal

• The End of Government
• The Easy Way Out

Chris Madison, Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Hillel Weinberg, House International Relations Committee

David Rieff, author of Slaughterhouse

• Intervention Has a Price
• Case Study in Ethnic Strife
• In Afghanistan, a Dangerous Peace
• The Illusion of Zaire
• Death in Burundi
• World Ignores Murdered Relief Workers
• Why 3 Humanitarian Workers Were Killed
• Appease with Dishonor
• For a Lasting Peace, Bitter Bosnians Must See Justice Done
• Reconciliation, at a High Price
• The Afterwar
• Polemical Journey of a Friend of Serbia
• Abandoning Bosnia -- Again
• Arrest Them: The Case Against the Serb War Criminals
• The Fugitive
• Elections Won't Ensure Democracy in Bosnia
• In Bosnia, a Prelude to Partition
• The U.N. Shadow Play
• Liars' Club
• The Bill Clinton of the U.N.
• The Institution That Saw No Evil
• Cuba's Obsession with Dollars
• Cuba Refrozen
• Charity on the Rampage: The Business of Foreign Aid
• An Age of Genocide
• Great (Unmet) Expectations
• Robert Hughes Interview

Bruce Robbins, English, Rutgers University

Michael Kelly, The New Republic