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Charles King and Angela Stent Talk Diplomacy, Russia and More as 2014 Olympics Near (http://georgetown.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=9f4655709a061a5f3ffe3924a&id=1ff03a40b3&e=f365c40524)
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** Friday,
Feb. 7
8:30 AM
Copley Formal Lounge

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** 2014 Transatlantic Policy Symposium: Hot Wars and Cold Wars: Europe's Near Abroad
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On Friday, February 7, the 2014 Transatlantic Policy Symposium, organized and hosted by the MAGES Graduate Student Conference at Georgetown University, will bring together established experts in European foreign policy with the upcoming generation of thinkers to discuss topics related to Europe’s relations with its near abroad.

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** BMW Center for German and European Studies
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** Tuesday,
Feb. 11
5:00 PM
CCAS Boardroom ICC 241
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** CCAS Egyptian Contemporary Film Series
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** The "Egyptian Contemporary Film Series" is a weekly film series taking place during the Spring 2014 semester at the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS). The series will showcase some of the landmark and controversial productions from Egypt since 2000. During this period, Egyptian cinema, the most established and productive film industry in the Arab world, underwent a significant transformation due to factors including privatization, the rise of a new generation of filmmakers and a burgeoning independent film collective, all of which contributed to an increasingly dynamic cinema.


Each film will be followed by a brief discussion moderated by Dr. Adel Iskandar.

February 11: Garbage Dreams

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** Center for Contemporary Arab Studies
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** Tuesday,
Feb. 11
6:30 PM
Mortara Building
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** Why Jewish Refugees Came Back: An Interview by Deborah Tannen
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This event is part of the Program for Jewish Civilization's Spring 2014 Lecture Series.

A group of left-wing secular Jewish intellectuals who fled their native Vienna before WWII, became refugees and fought with the Allied forces decided to return to Vienna after the war, believing they could help rebuild their country as a place where it could never happen again. Professor Deborah Tannen will interview Georgetown's Royden B. Davis, S.J. Chair, Professor Ruth Wodak and Georg Schoenfeld whose parents were member of that group.
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** Program for Jewish Civilization
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** Wednesday,
Feb. 12
2:00 PM
CCAS Boardroom ICC 241
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** “Nigeria's Opportunity to be Africa's Capital by 2020”
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Lecture by Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu followed by Q&A session.

H.E. Dr. Orji Uzor Kalu is an international entrepreneur, former governor of Nigeria's Abia State, and the head of the Njiko Igbo movement. He is the owner and founder of SLOK Nigeria Ltd., a leading shipper of oil from Africa to China, and the popular daily newspaper, the Sun. An advocate of political and social inclusiveness, Dr. Kalu launched the Njiko Igbo movement (now comprising about 20 branches around the world) to rehabilitate the marginalized Igbo people and secure Nigeria's top executive office for a citizen of Igbo origin.
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** African Studies
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** Thursday,
Feb. 13
2:00 PM
ICC 302-P

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** Working Smart in Unsafe Environments
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** Featuring:
Michael O’Neill
Director, Global Safety and Security
Save the Children International

Going overseas?

Passport? Check.

Immunizations? Check.

Security preparedness 101?

Michael O’Neill has held the position of Security Director for Save the Children since September 2002. Prior to taking up this position, he served as the Coordinator of Volunteer Safety and Overseas Security at the Peace Corps (1995–2002). Currently Michael is also co-chair of the Security Advisory Group of InterAction, a consortium of American-based NGOs, developing security resources and standards for humanitarian workers posted to insecure environments.
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** Global Human Development
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** Thursday,
Feb. 13
6:00 PM
CCAS Boardroom
ICC 241

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** Photographing the First World War in the Middle East: The Suez Campaign in Palestine, 1915
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The Center for Contemporary Arab Studies and the Georgetown Institute for Global History are proud to present the 2013-2014 Middle East and North Africa Public Lecture Series and Workshops: "The New Middle East: The First World War 100 Years Later".

Photographing the First World War in the Middle East: The Suez Campaign in Palestine, 1915

Featuring Issam Nassar, Associate Professor at Illinois State University.

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** The Center for Contemporary Arab Studies and the Georgetown Institute for Global History
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** Friday,
Feb. 14
12:30 PM
ICC 302-P

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** Can Abe bring Japan Back?
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The Asian Studies Program at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service will host Mr. Tsuneo “Nabe” Watanabe for a discussion on Japanese domestic politics.

Mr. Watanabe is a director of foreign and security policy research and senior fellow of the Tokyo Foundation, an independent think tank in Tokyo. In October 2008, Watanabe joined the Tokyo Foundation after serving a senior fellow at the Mitsui Global Strategic Studies Institute in Tokyo since April 2005. He is currently researching U.S.-Japan relations, Japan’s foreign and security policy, and U.S politics and policies. In 1995, Watanabe joined Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C. He has served a visiting research scholar, research associate, fellow, senior fellow and currently adjunct fellow.

Watanabe received his D.D.S. from Tohoku University in Japan and his M.A. in political science from the New School for Social Research in New York.

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A look ahead...


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CCAS Egyptian Contemporary Film Series - February 18: Asmaa (http://georgetown.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=9f4655709a061a5f3ffe3924a&id=059adf86e0&e=f365c40524)

Saving Syria's Children: Health Crisis in Syria and among Syrian Refugees (http://georgetown.us1.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=9f4655709a061a5f3ffe3924a&id=d60a90b0fa&e=f365c40524)

Emerging and Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases and Global Health Security: Examining MERS and Polio (http://georgetown.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=9f4655709a061a5f3ffe3924a&id=b7ca79cb47&e=f365c40524)

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