SEPTEMBER 11:
ONE YEAR LATER
RESPONDING TO
GLOBAL CHALLENGES
THE WILLIAM
JOVANOVICH SYMPOSIUM
COLORADO COLLEGE
September 12-14,
2002
Description
What
are the major political, philosophical, and social issues facing us in the
post-9/11 world?
KEYNOTE
ADDRESS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 10:30 AM
Hanan
Ashrawi, Founder and Secretary General of the Palestinian
Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy (MIFTAH)
* In
the event that Dr. Ashrawi cannot attend, Robert Kaplan has agreed to
keynote.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,
10:30 AM
Gideon
Doron, President of the Israeli Association of Political Science
and a member of the Executive Board of the International Political Science
Association
PANELS
& PANELISTS
1. The New
International Disorder (Thursday, 2:30 PM)
- Gideon Rose,
Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs
- Ron
Suny, Professor of Political Science at the University of
Chicago
* David
Hendrickson (discussant), Chair and Professor of Political Science
(International Relations), Colorado College
2. Evaluating U.S.
Responses to Terrorism (Thursday, 7:00 PM)
- Michael
McCann, Professor of Political Science at the University of
Washington
- Thom
Shanker, Pentagon correspondent for The New York Times
* Andrew Dunham
(discussant), Professor of Political Science (Public Policy), Colorado
College
3. Religious
Identity, Islam and Women’s Liberation (Friday, 12:30 PM, box lunch
served)
- Maysam al-Faruqi,
Visiting Assistant Professor in Theology at Georgetown University
- Riffat
Hassan, Professor of Religious Studies and Humanities at
University of Louisville
* Eileen Bresnahan
(discussant), Professor and Director of Women’s Studies, Colorado
College
* Margi Duncombe (discussant), Chair and Professor of Sociology,
Colorado College
4. Poverty and the
Causes of War (Friday, 2:30 PM)
- David
Laitin, Professor of Political Science, Stanford University
- Robert
Kaplan, Author, most recently, of Warrior Politics
* Lief Carter
(discussant), Professor of Political Science (Constitutional Law),
Colorado College
* Robert Lee (discussant), Professor of Political Science (Comparative
Politics of the Middle East), Colorado College
5. Can Liberal
Democracy Accommodate Religious Fundamentalism? (Saturday, 9:30 AM)
- Milner Ball,
Professor of Law, University of Georgia
- David
Weddle, Chair and Professor of Religion, Colorado College
* Timothy Fuller (discussant),
Professor of Political Science (Political Theory), Colorado College
* Ruba Salih (discussant); Visiting Professor of Political Science, Colorado College
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