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** From the Walsh Wire...
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* Amb. Melanne Verveer, the executive director of SFS' Institute for Women, Peace, and Security co-hosted the Women in the World Summit. (http://www.thedailybeast.com/witw/articles/2013/04/04/women-in-the-world-2013-the-summit-is-finally-here.html?utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email)
* Completion of a new solar electricity project (http://www.georgetown.edu/news/georgetown-solar-panel-project.html?utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) at Georgetown brought the White House's Gary Guzy to campus. The story features Dan Mathis (F'13).

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** New Perspectives on Borges
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Friday, Apr. 12: Sponsored by the Center for Latin American Studies and Catedra Argentina. 10am-1pm, McGhee Library. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=43&EventID=103449&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Celebrating Pacem in Terris and its Legacy
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Friday, Apr. 12: Pope John XXIII's famous encyclical letter, Pacem in Terris (Peace on Earth), was issued during the height of the Cold War as a call to action, not just to Catholics but to 'all men of good will.' Fifty years later, the role of human rights and human dignity is as important as ever. This conference will examine the historical origins of the document and the impact it has had on Catholic social teaching, politics and world affairs. Sponsored by Berkley Center and the Office of the President. 10am-3:30pm, Riggs Library. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=347&EventID=103171&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** New States in the EU?
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Friday, Apr. 12: The BMW Center invites you to a panel discussion with Carles Boix of Princeton University, Fiona Hill of The Brookings Institution, Alan Patten of Princeton University and Nicholas Siegel of The Transatlantic Academy. They will discuss the recent wave of independence demands in Scotland and Catalonia and their impact in the future of the E.U. Sponsored by the BMW Center for German and European Studies. 3pm, Healy Hall Room 104. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=87&EventID=103489&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Muslim Political Involvement in Bulgarian Post-Communist Politics
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Monday, Apr. 15: Featuring Stefanos Katsikas, director of the Modern Greek Studies program at the University of Illinois. According to the 2011 census, the total number of Muslims in Bulgaria stood at 577,139, corresponding to 7.8 percent of the population. For the most part of Bulgaria’s modern history its Muslims remained at the margins of the country’s political life and were often regarded as second-class citizens. With the collapse of communist totalitarianism in 1989 Muslims for the first time gained political representation in the Bulgarian parliament through the establishment of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), a political party whose major electoral base has been Bulgarian Muslims. Sponsored by the Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding. 12:15pm, ICC 270. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=106&EventID=103580&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** The League of Arab States and the Arab Uprising
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Monday, Apr. 15: Featuring Amb. Mohammed AlHussaini Al Sharif, Chief Representative of the League of Arab States to the United States. He will discuss the new role of the Arab League during and after the Arab uprisings in different countries. The advent of the Arab uprisings has led to closer relations than ever between the United States and the Arab League, culminating in the signing of the first Memorandum of Understanding between the two parties and the introduction of new initiatives by the United States. Sponsored by the Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding and the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies. 2pm, CCAS Boardroom (ICC 241). Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=106&EventID=103571&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** The Silk Road: A Very Short Introduction with James Millward
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Monday, Apr. 15: James Millward's new book, The Silk Road: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford University Press, 2013) is both an introduction to, and provocative argument about, the nature and significance of trans-Eurasian exchanges in world history. Its chapters examine biological, technological and artistic exchanges against the background of Central Eurasian history, the impact of nomad empires, and continuing resonances of the silk road in international relations and popular culture today. Join Professor Millward for a discussion of his book followed by a short reception. Sponsored by the Mortara Center for International Studies, the Asian Studies Department and CERES. 5pm, Mortara Building. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=242&EventID=103214&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Weintal Prize for Diplomatic Reporting
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Monday, Apr. 15: The 2013 Award Ceremony features Tom Brokaw, NBC News Special Correspondent & Nightly News Anchor (1982-2004). This will be a conversation on the future of foreign reporting. Sponsored by the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy and the Trustees of the Edward Weintal Prize for Diplomatic Reporting. 6pm, ICC Auditorium. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=359&EventID=102827&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Iran's Nuclear Program: Assessing the Current State and Debating the Future
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Monday, Apr. 15: Progress toward reaching a resolution regarding Iran’s disputed nuclear program has all but stalled. What are the current prospects for the success of diplomacy? Is a military option viable, sustainable and/or worse than the alternative, political track? Can the U.S. prevent a preemptive strike by Israel? What ramifications might this have for regional stability and nonproliferation efforts? What might the coming months hold for the conflict surrounding Iran’s nuclear program? Featuring professors Colin Kahl and Matthew Kroenig and Michael Eisenstadt from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy. 6:30pm, WGR 208. Click here for more information (http://www.facebook.com/events/442640485822641/?utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** ISD Junior Fellows Research Colloquium
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Tuesday, Apr. 16: ISD Junior Fellows spend the academic year conducting research on a topic related to recent and current diplomatic problems. The colloquium features short presentations of the students' work, critiques by Washington, D.C. diplomatic practitioners and audience Q&A. Sponsored by the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy. 11am-5pm, ICC 7th Floor Executive Conference Room. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=359&EventID=103283&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Assaults on the Fourth Estate: Explaining Media Harassment
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Tuesday, Apr. 16: Featuring Peter VonDoepp, associate professor for comparative politics and African politics at the University of Vermont. How do we understand patterns of government interference with media outlets in Africa’s transitional polities? Drawing on a novel dataset that tracks the extent and character of government actions against the media in 23 African countries, this presentation will offer insight into this question. VonDoepp argues governments seek to control the circulation of information more during some periods than others. Sponsored by the African Studies Program. 12pm, CCAS Boardroom (ICC 241). Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=141&EventID=102309&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Foro Colombia
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Wednesday, Apr. 17: Sponsored by the Center for Latin American Studies at Georgetown University, the Embassy of Colombia and the Permanent Mission of Colombia to the OAS. 8am-5pm, Copley Formal Lounge and ICC 700. Click here to RSVP. (http://forocolombia.eventbrite.com/?utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email)


** Perspectives on U.S. Support to the Arab Spring Transitions
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Wednesday, Apr. 17: The Arab Spring revolutions of the past two years present new opportunities for democratic and economic reform in the Middle East. The complexity of the transitions thus far reflects the sizable challenges that must be confronted to ensure that the potential of the Arab Spring is realized. Darin Johnson, the Chief of Staff to the Special Coordinator for Middle East Transitions, will discuss U.S. efforts to support the Arab Spring transitions. Sponsored by the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding. 12:15pm, ICC 270. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=106&EventID=103491&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Having It All: Work/Life Balance
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Wednesday, Apr. 17: Join three Georgetown faculty members and their spouses who have worked in both the public and private sector, as they talk about ways that real couples can "have it all." In response to Anne-Marie Slaughter's recent article on how women can't have it all, Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In, and policy changes at Yahoo!, come discuss how it takes both sides of a couple to make the work/life balance work. Sponsored by the Mortara Center for International Studies. 2pm, Copley Hall. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=242&EventID=102994&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Islamists vs. Secularists: The Arab Spring, Phase 2
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Wednesday, Apr. 17: Why did the young, secular activists who sparked the Arab Spring back off after regime change happened? What are the underlying factors of the Islamist movements' ensuing electoral forays? What does this tell about Arab societies? Can secularism ever take root and prosper as a significant trend in the Arab World? Sponsored by the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies. 6pm, CCAS Boardroom (ICC 241). Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=89&EventID=103395&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Russia's Role in the Syria Crisis
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Thursday, Apr. 18: Join Professionals in Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Affairs (PREEA) for a panel discussion featuring Georgetown professors Angela Stent and Mark Katz, who will present their insights into the Russia-Syria relationship in the context of the ongoing Syrian crisis. Light refreshments will be served. 2:15pm, ICC 7th Floor Executive Conference Room. Click here to RSVP (http://preeasyria.eventbrite.com/?utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** The Middle East in Transition - Regional Perspectives
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Thursday, Apr. 18: The executive director of the American Task Force on Palestine, a former Jordanian Foreign Minister and a senior Israeli defense scholar will offer their contrasting views on the ongoing political and social transitions in the Middle East. Sponsored by the Center for Security Studies. 12pm, Mortara Building. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=384&EventID=103597&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Book Event: Heaven on Earth with Sadakat Kadri
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Thursday, Apr. 18: In the wake of the colossal acts of terrorism of the last decade, the legal historian and human rights lawyer Sadakat Kadri realized that many people in the West had ideas about the origins and implications of the shari‘a, or Islamic law, that were hazy, contradictory or simply wrong. Even as "shari‘a" became a loaded word and an all-encompassing explanation, most remained ignorant of its true meaning. In Heaven on Earth, Kadri brings lucid wit and analytical skill to the thrilling and turbulent story of Islam’s foundation and expansion and explains how, just in the last 40 years, the shari‘a has been appropriated and transformed by hard-liners desperate to impose their oppressive vision. In the second half of the book, Kadri takes us on an extraordinary journey through the Islamic world, where he explores, in striking detail, how the shari‘a is taught, read, reinterpreted, reverenced and challenged. Sponsored by the Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for
Muslim-Christian Understanding. 3:30pm, ICC 270. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=106&EventID=103160&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** GMO Labeling: The Changing Political Landscape
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Thursday, Apr. 18: The defeat of Proposition 37 in California last November propelled a growing debate over the labeling of genetically modified (GM) foods into the national spotlight. Now, Washington State has its own ballot initiative and there are similar legislative proposals in Vermont and Missouri. Meanwhile, consumers are taking direct action through campaigns like the "Traitors Boycott," which targets organic and "natural" brands whose parent companies fought Proposition 37. Timothy Beach will moderate a panel discussion about the emerging trends and challenges that surround this critical issue. Sponsored by Food Policy.US, the Environmental Working Group, the Biotechnology Industry Organization, CULP and STIA. 4pm, Copley Formal Lounge. Click here to RSVP (http://www.eventbrite.com/event/5237730192?utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=new_eventv2&utm_term=eventurl_text&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Bio-Book on Frederick Thomas, The Black Russian, with Vladimir Alexandrov
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Thursday, Apr. 18: Sponsored by the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies. 4pm, McGhee Library. Click here to RSVP (http://ceresalexandrov2013.eventbrite.com/?utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** The European Economic Crisis: A View from the South
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Thursday, Apr. 18: Featuring Andreu Mas-Colell, Honorable Minister of Economy and Knowledge of the Government of Catalonia. The talk will be followed by a brief reception. Sponsored by the BMW Center for German and European Studies. 4:30pm, Riggs Library. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=87&EventID=103619&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Rwanda: Economic Prospects and Challenges
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Thursday, Apr. 18: After the ravages of the mid-1990s genocide, Rwanda has managed to emerge as one of the fastest growing economies on the African continent. Though landlocked and with one of the highest population densities in the region, the government has put in place stable macroeconomic policies, a welcoming investment climate and a culture relatively free of corruption. Still, the country confronts ominous challenges. Featuring the new Minister of Finance of Rwanda, Claver Gatete. Sponsored by the Georgetown Public Policy Institute. 5:30pm, Old North 205. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=12&EventID=103616&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Conference: 'Inventing the Silent Majority'
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Thursday, Apr. 18: Inventing the 'Silent Majority': Conservative Mobilization in Western Europe and the United States in the 1960s and 1970s will be held at the German Historical Institute in Washington, DC. The keynote from 6:00-7pm followed by a reception is open to the public. Sponsored by the BMW Center for German and European Studies, the German Historical Institute, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the French Embassy. 6pm, German Historical Institute. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=87&EventID=102892&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** Reinventing the Internet's Phone Book?
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Friday, Apr. 19: Since the inception of the Internet, the modifications and evolutions of its technical architecture have also been embedded arrangements of control, power and governance, as illustrated by the “invisible” infrastructures of the Internet’s lower layers: addresses, protocols and domain names. Today, these infrastructures are increasingly used to serve political objectives different from the purpose for which they were initially designed. This conference explores the political, social and technical implications of this recent tendency, by focusing on a particularly controversial aspect of Internet infrastructure: the Domain Name System, the Internet’s "phone book." Sponsored by the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy. 9:30am-4pm, ICC 7th Floor Executive Conference Room. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=359&EventID=103320&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .


** The Jesuits, Globalization and Dialogue
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Friday, Apr. 19: Only decades after its formation in 1540, the Society of Jesus had active missions around the world. In their global engagement Jesuits have combined a commitment to spread the Gospel with an embrace of dialogue with different cultures and religions. This symposium will explore the Jesuit approach to mission and dialogue across the world's major regions, in historical and comparative perspective. It is part of Georgetown University's multi-year Jesuits and Globalization Project. Sponsored by the Berkley Center. 4pm, Riggs Library. Click here to RSVP (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=347&EventID=103422&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email) .

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** A Look Ahead...
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* Mon., Apr. 22: A Conversation on The Meaning of Home - Geraldine Brooks (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=86&EventID=103019&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email)
* Wed., Apr. 24: The U.S. Pivot to Asia and the European Response (http://events.georgetown.edu/events/index.cfm?Action=View&CalendarID=87&EventID=103620&utm_source=Edmund+A.+Walsh+School+of+Foreign+Service&utm_campaign=a36c362316-Week_in_Preview_4_11_20134_11_2013&utm_medium=email)

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