US Foreign Relations and Globalization

Leon Fuerth
 Research Professor of International Affairs
The George Washington University

When: Friday, March 11
12 to 2 p.m.
Where: 1957 E Street, Room 316

Mr. Fuerth was Vice President Al Gore's National Security Adviser and served on the National Security Council for eight years in the Clinton administration.  In addition to serving as the director of five U.S. binational commissions to Russia, Ukraine, Egypt, South Africa, and Kazakhstan, Mr. Fuerth was the coordinator for sanctions during the Balkans conflicts in the Clinton administration.
Richard Holbrooke, who negotiated the end of the war in the Balkans, said that sanctions were very important in bringing Milosevic to the bargaining table.  Fuerth can give the audience an overview of international relations and globalization today.  Come prepared with questions.

The event is co-sponsored by the GW Research Program in
Social and Organizational Learning and the GW Center
for the Study of Globalization