Princeton University Channel : conférences en politiques publiques et affaires internationales

Le Princeton University Channel présente les meilleures conférences et lectures qui ont eu lieu soit à Princeton ou dans d’autres universités dans le domaine des politiques publiques et des affaires internationales.

La plupart des conférences sont données par des personnes de prestige, très impliquées ou reconnues dans leur domaine. La présentation est professionnelle et la diffusion de qualité (large bande recommandée).

Accessibles à tous gratuitement par Internet, le service sera éventuellement disponible sur des canaux de câble, comme service complémentaire.

Liste des conférences

• A Conversation with Studs Terkel
• A New World Order
• All the News That’s Fit to Sell
• Annenberg Colloquium: The Politics of Media, Technology and Culture
• ASIA ENIGMA: China & North Korea
• Being Opinionated in America
• Business Ethics Symposium
• Civilizing War
• Commission on Federal Election Reform
• Confessions of a Muslim Dissident: Why I Fight for Women, Jews, Gays, and Allah
• Democracy by Force
• Ending the Energy Stalemate
• Environmental Change: The Science and Human Health Impacts
• Faith-based Initiatives and the Politics of the Black Community
• The Role of NGOs- Highlights
• The State of the World - Highlights
• From Summers to Sistani: Women’s Rights under Attack in the 21st Century.
• Growing Hunger, Decimating Nature
• How Unequal Can America Get Before We Snap?
• Human Trafficking
• Listening to Terrorists
• Misunderestimating Terrorism
• Race and Citizenship
• Reforming the Supreme Court?
• Reporting from Baghdad
• Reporting from Baghdad - What Really Happened in the Iraqi Election?
• Rethinking Foreign Policy
• Rethinking the War on Terror
• Rip, Mix, Burn, Sue: Technology, Politics, and the Fight to Control Digital Media
• Saving Social Security
• Terrorism in London and Egypt
• The Constitution and Emergency
• The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time
• The End of the Cold War
• The Folly of Current U.S. and NATO Nuclear Policy
• The Future of Social Security
• The Global Economy
• The Impact of the New Media
• The Pope and the Future of Religion and Politics
• The Promises and Dangers of Cloning and Genetic Therapy
• The Sudan Comprehensive Peace Agreement
• Votes, Bits & Bytes
• Weapons of Mass Destruction, Terrorism and Security
• Why Democracy Demands Quality, Diversity, and Leadership in Universities
• Working Knowledge: Employee Innovation and the Rise of Corporate Intellectual Property, 1800-1930
• Writing About Wrongs

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