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Carnegie Corporation Hosts Breakfast for Hans Blix

On April 10, 2008, in conjunction with the Boston Review, Vartan Gregorian, President of Carnegie Corporation and Deb Chasman of the Boston Review hosted a breakfast for Dr. Hans Blix, Chair of the Swedish Government's Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission, on the publication of his book, Why Nuclear Disarmament Matters.

Podcast one: Vartan Gregorian President of Carnegie Corporation: Welcome and opening remarks
[Download] (7.2 mb, running time 3:39)

Podcast two: Hans Blix: Opening remarks
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Podcast three: Hans Blix: "Sleepwalking into a new arms race"
[Download] (12 mb, running time 5:46)

Podcast four: Hans Blix: Can disarmament bring peace? The rule of International law
[Download] (15.6 mb, running time 7:30)

Podcast five: Hans Blix: The run-up to the Iraq war
[Download] (13.8 mb, running time 6:37)

Podcast six: Hans Blix: Closing remarks
[Download] (35.5 mb, running time 17:01)

Podcast seven: Question and answer session, part 1
[Download] (37.9 mb, running time 18:20)

Podcast eight: Question and answer session, part 2
[Download] (29.7 mb, running time 14:35)

Podcast nine: Question and answer session, part 3
[Download] (32 mb, running time 15:33)


Carnegie Corporation Hosts Forum on Challenges of Iraq

On October 2, 2007, in conjunction with the Boston Review, Vartan Gregorian, President of Carnegie Corporation and John Shattuck, Chief Executive Officer of the John F. Kennedy Library Association co-hosted a Carnegie Forum on Iraq. The discussion, was the second in a two-part series entitled, "The Challenges in Iraq" which combines the important work that the Boston Review has published on the war in Iraq with the John F. Kennedy Library's capacity to convene public and private conversations about important policy issues.

The Carnegie Forums comprise an occasional series of working luncheons and roundtable discussions that focus on national and international issues. An essential component of these events are the comments and questions from the audience of academic and policy leaders, foundation colleagues and journalists.

Podcast one: Introduction by John Shattuck, Chief Executive Officer of the John F. Kennedy Library Association
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Podcast two: Comments by Rajan Menon, Professor of International Relations, Lehigh University, Author of the upcoming book The End of Alliances
[Download] (9 mb, running time 9:51)

Podcast three: Comments by Yitzhak Nakash, Author of Reaching for Power: The Shia in the Modern Arab World
[Download] (5.3 mb, running time 5:48)

Podcast four: Comments by Helena Cobban, Columnist, Christian Science Monitor
[Download] (10 mb, running time 10:52)

Podcast five: Comments by Eric Davis, Professor of Political Science, Rutgers University, Author of Memories of State" Politics, History and Collective Identity in Modern Iraq
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Podcast six: Moderated Discussion
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Reflections on Encounters With Three Cultures
by Vartan Gregorian
June 2007

Podcast one: Vartan Gregorian on his essay Reflections on Encounters with Three Cultures: The library, the university and philanthropy
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Podcast two: The University: From Vartan Gregorian's essay: Reflections on Encounters with Three Cultures
[Download] (10.1 mb, running time 14:44)

Podcast three: Philanthropy: From Vartan Gregorian's essay: Reflections on Encounters with Three Cultures
[Download] (9.3 mb, running time 13:01)



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