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Friday,
April 23, 2004
10:00am
Opening
Plenary
“Out of Chaos: NGO Challenges
in Afghanistan and Iraq”
Moderator: Wolfgang
Danspeckgruber, Founding Director, Liechtenstein Institute on
Self-Determination; Lecturer, Public and International Affairs,
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton
University
Panelists:
- Denis
Dragovic, Country Director, IRC-Iraq
- H.E.
Ms. Rend Rahim Francke, Ambassador of Iraq to the United States,
Founder, The Iraq Foundation
- William
Maley, Professor and Foundation Director, Asia-Pacific College
of Diplomacy at the Australian National University
- Barbara
Stapleton, Advocacy and Policy Coordinator, Agency Coordinating
Body for Afghan Relief
- Andrew
Wilder, Director, Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit
Location:
Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination
(LISD)
12:00pm
Box
Lunch for Sponsors and Panelists
Location: Shultz Dining Room, Robertson Hall
1:00pm
Keynote
Address
“The US and Iraq: The Road Ahead”
Speakers:
Moderator:
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Dean, Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
Location: Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsors: Woodrow Wilson School and Liechtenstein Institute
on Self-Determination (LISD)
3:00pm
“Lessons
from the Frontline: NGOs as Nation-Builders”
Moderator:
Sara Curran, Assistant
Professor of Sociology and Director of Undergraduate Studies in
Sociology, Princeton University
Panelists:
- Azizulla
Gaziev, Visiting Scholar, Princeton Institute for International
and Regional Studies
- Nancy
Lindborg, Execuive Vice President, Mercy Corps
- Vasuki
Nesiah, Senior Associate, International Center for Transitional
Justice (ICTJ)
- Frederick
Wherry, MPA '00, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Sociology,
Princeton University; Co-author, Do Transnational Organizations
Promote Civil and Political Liberties: Cross-National Evidence
from Southeast Asia, 1978-2000
Location:
Bowl 016, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Princeton Institute for International
and Regional Studies (PIIRS)
“Art
is Action: Culture, Violence, Civil Society”
Moderator: Stanley N.
Katz, Lecturer with rank of Professor of Public and International
Affairs, Faculty Chair, Undergraduate Program, Director, Center
for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies, Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs, Princeton University
Panelists:
- John
Cannelli, Executive Director, Lifebeat
- Dudley
Cocke, Director, Roadside Theater
- Daniel
Glass, Founding Board President, LIFEbeat
- Susan
Koscis, Director of Communications, Search for Common Ground
- Mark
J. Stern, Professor of Social Welfare and History, University
of Pennsylvania
Location:
Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies
(CACPS)
5:00pm
“Building
or Breaking Democracy?: The Effect of Interest Groups, Civic Associations,
and NGOs on Governments”
Moderator: Larry Bartels,
Donald E. Stokes Professor of Public and International Affairs,
Professor of Politics and Public Affairs, Director of the Center
for the Study of Democratic Politics, Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs, Princeton University
Panelists:
- Richard
A. Harris, Professor of Political Science and Director of
the Walter Rand Institute of Public Affairs, Rutgers-Camden
- Amaney
Jamal, Assistant Professor, Politics Department, Princeton
University
- Graeme
Robertson, Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science, Columbia University
- Frances
Seymour, MPA '86, Program Director, Institutions and Governance,
World Resources Institute
- Daniel
Tichenor, Associate Professor, Political Science, Rutgers-New
Brunswick
Location:
Bowl 016, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Center for the Study of Democratic Politics
(CSDP)
“Faith
& AIDS: The Role of Faith-based Organizations in Combating AIDS”
Moderator: Rev.
Dr. Thomas Breidenthal, Dean of Religious Life and Dean of the
Chapel, Office of Religious Life, Princeton University
Panelists:
- Rachel
Baggaley, Head, HIV Unit, Christian Aid
- João
Biehl, Assistant Professor, Anthropology Department, Princeton
University
- Kristin
Kalla, Director, Communities Responding to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
Initiative and Director of HIV/AIDS Unit, CARE
- Naisaidet
Mason, Senior Adviser Human Rights and Advocacy, Office of
Director, HIV/AIDS, World Health Organization
- Pernessa
C. Seele, Founder and CEO, The Balm in Gilead, Inc.
Location:
Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsors: Center for the Study of Religion and
Office of Religious Life
Saturday,
April 24, 2004
9:00am
Keynote
Address
“Assistance to Afghanistan: Not
How Much, But How”
Speaker: Sarah Chayes, Director:
Bakhtar Agriculture and Livestock Cooperative, Kandahar Afghanistan:
Field Director, Afghans for Civil Society, Kandahar Afghanistan,
2002-2004; Reporter: National Public Radio, 1996-2002; ABC Person
of the Week, December, 2003
Location: Bowl 016, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Woodrow Wilson School
“The
Role of Volunteerism: Locally and Globally”
(breakfast roundtable discussion)
Moderator: Sasa Olessi
Montaño, Director, Pace Center for Community Service
Panelists:
- Ken
Armwood, Administrator of Youth Services and Community Education,
American Red Cross of Central New Jersey
- Craig
Lafferty, President and CEO, United Way of Greater Mercer
County
- Elaine
Michetti, Partnership Development Specialist, United Nations
Volunteers
- Janet
Weber-McCarthy, Executive Director, Hands-on Helpers; President,
Mercer County Directors of Volunteers in Agencies
Location:
300 Wallace Hall
Sponsor: Pace Center for Community Service
10:30am
“Ethical
Dilemmas and Challenges: Stories From the Field”
Moderator: Smitu Kothari,
Visiting Lecturer of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson
School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
Panelists:
- William
Carmichael, MPA ’52 (Ph.D. ’60 Economics), Former
Vice President, Developing Country Programs, The Ford Foundation
- Julius
Coles, MPA ’66, President Africare
- Kevin
Henry, MPA ’81, Advocacy Director, CARE
- Stephen
W. Jackson, MPA ’94 (Ph.D. ’03 Anthropology),
Associate Director, Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum, Social
Science Research Council
- Sue
Lautze, MPA ’95, Director, Livelihoods Initiatives Program,
Feinstein International Famine Center, Tufts University
- Andrew
Pugh, MPA ’91, Advocacy Coordinator, CARE
Location:
Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: WWS Office of Graduate Career Services
and Alumni Relations
“Who
Watches the Watchdogs? Regulation and Accountability in the NGO
Sector”
Moderator: Christopher
Eisgruber, Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Public Affairs,
Director, Program in Law and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School
of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
Panelists:
- John
Fonte, Senior Fellow and Director, Center for American Common
Culture, Hudson Institute
- Deborah
N. Pearlstein, Director, U.S. Law and Security Program, Human
Rights First; Visiting Fellow, Center for Democracy Development
and the Rule of Law, Stanford University
- Peter
Spiro, Professor of Law, Hofstra University School of Law
Location:
Bowl 016, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Program in Law and Public Affairs (LAPA)
12:00pm
Box
Lunch for Sponsors and Panelists
Location: Shultz Dining Room, Robertson Hall
1:00pm
Keynote
Address
"The Role of Civil Society in Strengthening
Democratic Governance"
Speaker: President Fernando Henrique
Cardoso, Founder, Fernando Henrique Cardoso Institute; Chair
of the Secretary-General's Panel of Eminent Persons on Civil Society
and UN Relationships; President of Brazil, 1995-2002
Location: Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Woodrow Wilson School
3:00pm
“Access
versus Incentives: Are Cheaper HIV/AIDS Drugs a Humanitarian Victory
or Market Failure?”
Moderator: Christina
H. Paxson, Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Director,
Center for Health and Wellbeing, Woodrow Wilson School of Public
and International Affairs, Princeton University
Panelists:
- James
Love, MA '85, Director, Consumer Project on Technology, Center
for Study of Responsive Law
- Jeffrey
L. Sturchio, Vice President, External Affairs, Human Health--Europe,
Middle East & Africa, Merck & Co., Inc.
- Rachel
Cohen, U.S. Director, Campaign for Access to Essential Medicines,
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières
- F.
Michael Scherer, Aetna Professor Emeritus, John F. Kennedy
School of Government, Harvard University
Location:
Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Center for Health and Wellbeing (CHW)
“NGOs
and States: Partners or Rivals?”
Moderator: Anne-Marie
Slaughter, Dean, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International
Affairs, Princeton University
Panelists:
- Sarah
Chayes, Director: Bakhtar Agriculture and Livestock Cooperative,
Kandahar Afghanistan; Field Director: Afghans for Civil Society,
Kandahar Afghanistan, 2002-2004; Reporter: National Public Radio,
1996-2002; ABC Person of the Week, December, 2003
- John
Clark, Project Director, UN Secretary-General’s “Panel
of Eminent Persons on UN-Civil Society Relations”
- Ann
Florini, MPA '83, Senior Fellow, Governance Studies, The Brookings
Institution
- Jeremy
Rabkin, Professor of Government, Cornell University
Location:
Bowl 016, Robertson Hall
Sponsor: Woodrow Wilson School
4:30pm
Closing
Conversation
"Foundations as Drivers of New Norms"
Moderator: Ann Florini,
MPA '83, Senior Fellow, Governance Studies, The Brookings Institution
Panelists:
- Paul
Brest, President, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
- Kathryn
Bushkin, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
United Nations Foundation
- Kennette
M. Benedict, Director, International Peace and Security; Senior
Advisor on Philanthropy, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
- Sayyed
Nadeem Kazmi, Head, International Development, Al-Khoei Foundation,
London; Editor, Dialogue
Location:
Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall
Sponsors: The Brookings Institution and Woodrow
Wilson School
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