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Wednesday Seminar Series, Spring 2000
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| February 2 | Col. David Winn, USMC Fellow, MIT. Topic: National Evacuation Operations: When Getting Out is No Fun |
| February 9 | Roger Petersen, Associate Professor of Political Science, Washington University in St. Louis. Topic: Ethnic Conflict |
| February 16 | William M. Arkin, Consultant. Topic: Serbia/Kosovo Bomb Damage Assessment |
| February 23 | Jonathan Kirshner, Associate Professor of Government, Cornell University. Topic: Financial Interests and Grand Strategy |
| March 1 | Allison MacFarlane, Fellow, BCSIA's Science, Technology and Public Policy Program, Harvard University. Topic: Plutonium Processing |
| March 8 | Dr. Efraim Inbar, Drector, Bar-Ilan Center for Strategic Studies, Israel. Topic: The Golan, US Forces, and the Peace Process |
| March 15 | Masahiro Akiyama, Former Vice Minister, Japan Defense Agency. Topic: Current Security Issues in Japan: Security Guidelines, the Constitution , Legislative Reviews, and the Missile Threat |
| March 29 | David Asher, Research Fellow, MIT Japan Program. Topic: Is History Repeating Itself in Contemporary Japan? |
| April 5 | Richard Kugler, Research Professor, National Defense University. Topic: Expanding NATO: A Look Backward and A Look Forward |
| April 12 | Dr. Richard Solomon, President, US Institute of Peace. Topic: The US Institute of Peace: How Are We Doing? |
| April 26 | MG Bruce Scott, Commanding General, US Army Security Assistance Command. Topic: Partnering Internationally |
| May 3 | Andrew Bennett, Associate Professor of Government, Georgetown University. Topic: Condemned to Repetition: Russian Interventionism |
| May 10 | Marc Trachtenberg, Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania. Topic: Reconsidering the Cold War |
