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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Topic: Keynote Presentation from the 2011 Camden Conference on “Asia and the American Future” by Ambassador Chas Freeman, Jr
Is there such a thing as “Asia”? What are current connections between East Asia and West Asia? What is likely to be the most productive approach to Asia in the future for the U.S.?
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Topic: Camden Conference Speaker
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No CommentsProducer/Host: Jim CampbellTopic: Paul Pillar Speaking at the 2010 Camden ConferenceWhat is the U.S. policy in Afghanistan and how does it affect the region? In the opinion of the speaker, is our policy there succeeding? What is the best course of action in Afghanistan given the situation there today?Guest: Paul Pillar, Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Center for Peace and Security Studies, Georgetown University. Former National Intelligence Officer for the Near East and South Asia. Q&A included Paul Pillar, Ronald Neumann, Ahmed Rashid, Larry Goodson, Nicholas Burns
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Topic: Camden Conference Presentation by Larry Goodson, Professor of Middle East Studies, Department of National Security and Strategy, U.S. Army War College.
What are the current U.S. objectives in Afghanistan? What is the current U.S. strategy to achieve those objectives? How likely is that strategy to be successful?
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
2010 Camden Conference speaker (more to follow)
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Topic: “Is There an Afghanistan?” 2010 Camden Conference Speaker: G. Whitney AzoyWhen and how was modern Afghanistan formed? What are the major ethnic groups in Afghanistan? What is the relationship of the Taliban to the Pashtun in Afghanistan? -
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Topic: 2009 Camden Conference -
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Producer/Host: Jim Campbell
Topic: 2009 Camden Conference
Guest: Nicholas Burns, Professor at the Kennedy School, xpeaking at the Camden Conference
Nicholas Burns on “A New Era of Diplomacy for the Obama Administration”
What does former Under Secretary Burns think are the major foreign relations opportunities facing the Obama administration? What does former Under Secretary Burns think are the major foreign relations challenges facing the Obama administration? Why is “soft power” so important for the U.S. today? T
