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University events relating to international
issues. Unless otherwise mentioned, all listed
events are free and open to the public.
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world directly relate to the given event.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
12:00 noon
Near Eastern Studies Brown Bag Lunch
Series
"The Prospects of Democracy in Iraq"
Frist Campus Center, Level B, Multi-Purpose
Room C |
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Bernard Lewis, Princeton University
Sponsored by the Department and Program
in Near Eastern Studies. |

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
12:00 noon
PIIRS Lunch Seminar
"Immoral Nations? Bush's War against
Free Riders on American Drug Research and
Innovation "
012 Bendheim Hall |
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Donald W. Light, University of Medicine
and Dentistry of New Jersey
Reservation required. Contact Patricia Zimmer
(pzimmer@princeton.edu) to reserve a seat
and lunch. |

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
12:00 noon
PIIRS Lunch Seminar
"From Words to Numbers: Narrative,
Data, and Social Science"
012 Bendheim Hall |
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Roberto Franzosi, University of Reading,
U.K.
Reservation required. Contact Patricia Zimmer
(pzimmer@princeton.edu)
to reserve a seat and lunch. |

12:00 noon
Near Eastern Studies Brown Bag Lunch
Series
"Saudi Arabia in Crisis"
Frist Campus Center, Level B, Multi-Purpose
Room C |
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Michael Doran, Princeton University
Sponsored by the Department and Program
in Near Eastern Studies. |

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
12:15 pm
PLAS Tuesday Luncheon Seminar Series
"Reflections on the Princeton Tropical
Ecology Program in Panama"
58 Prospect Ave., Rm. 107 |
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Daniel Rubenstein, Princeton University
Sponsored by the Program in Latin American
Studies. |

4:30 pm
"Government and Business Relations
in Japan: The Prewar Japanese Iron and Steel
Industry "
234 Frist Campus Center |
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Peter Von Staden, University of the West
of England.
Sponsored by the East Asian Studies Program. |

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
4:30 pm
"Overcoming Apartheid: Can Truth Reconcile
a Divided Nation?"
002 Robertson Hall |
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James Gibson, Washington University (St.
Louis)
Sponsored by the Center for the Study of
Democratic Politics, the Department of Politics,
and the Princeton Institute for International
and Regional Studies |

4:30 pm
"Workshop: Linguistica, Politica Linguistica
y la Post-Nacion Hispanica"
Chancellor Green 103 |
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Jose de Valle, City University of New York
Sponsored by the Department of Spanish &
Portuguese Languages & Cultures. |

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
12:00 noon
Near Eastern Studies Brown Bag Lunch
Series
"Piety Spiral: How State-Led Islamization
Makes Regimes Less Secure"
Frist Campus Center, Level B, Multi-Purpose
Room C |
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Julie Taylor, Princeton University
Sponsored by the Department and Program
in Near Eastern Studies. |

12:00 noon
"Le Generation des Baby Boomers"
210 Dickinson Hall |
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Jean-Francois Sirinelli, Institut d'etudes
Politiques, Paris
Sponsored by the Center for French Studies
and the Program in Contemporary European
Politics and Society |

4:30
pm
"The War for Muslim Minds: Islam and
the West"
Bowl 2, Robertson Hall |
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Gilles Kepel, Institut d'Etudes Politiques,
Paris.
Sponsored by the Princeton Institute for
International and Regional Studies, the
Program in Contemporary European Politics
and Society, the Center for French Studies,
and the Institute for the Transregional
Study of the Contemporary Middle East, North
Africa, and Central Asia. |

7:30
pm
"The Gaza Disengagement Plan: Dilemmas
for the Peace Camp"
Rm. 302, Frist Campus Center |
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Adam Keller, Gush Shalom & Churches
for Middle East Peace.
Sponsored by the Princeton Middle East Society
and the Institute for the Transregional
Study of the Contemporary Middle East, North
Africa, and Central Asia. |

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
12:15 pm
PLAS Tuesday Luncheon Seminar Series
"The Wrecking Ball & the Making
of Urban Public Life in Brazil"
58 Prospect Ave., Rm. 107 |
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Amy Chazkel, Graduate Center, CUNY
Sponsored by the Program in Latin American
Studies. |

4:30 pm
The Inaugural Goodman Lecture on
Media and Global Affairs
"World Leaders on '60 Minutes'"
McCosh 50 |
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Mike Wallace, CBS News
Sponsored by the Princeton Institute for
International and Regional Studies |

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
4:30 pm
"The Conflicts of Wolf-Killers and
Rabid Man-Eaters in Early Modern Japan"
234 Frist Campus Center |
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Brett Walker, Montana State University.
Sponsored by the East Asian Studies Program. |

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
12:00 noon
Democracy and Development Lunch
Seminar
"W. Arthur Lewis, Ghana's chief economic
adviser, and the Ghanaian economic failure"
012 Bendheim Hall |
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Robert Tignor, Princeton University, presenter
Angus Deaton, Princeton University, discussant
Reservation required. Contact Prerna Singh
(prernas@princeton.edu)
to reserve a seat and lunch.
To download a copy of the paper, click
here. |
4:30 pm
PIIRS Lecture
"Social Consequences of a
Free Trade Area of the Americas"
Bowl 1, Robertson Hall |
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Marianne Wiesebron, Leiden University,
Netherlands
Sponsored by the Princeton Institute for
International and Regional Studies
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