A panel discussion on the
US policy towards
Iran and approaches to resolving US-Iran
disputes.
The panelists
include:
,
Kennedy
School
of
Government,
Harvard
University. Dr.
Kane is a fellow at the
Belfer
Center
for Science and International Affair,
Managing the Atom Project.
Her concentration is on international law, nuclear nonproliferation, weapons
of mass destruction, and terrorism.
Hooshang Amirahmadi, Speaker,
School of Planning and
Public Policy,
Rutgers
University./Dr. Amirahmadi is a professor of Planning
and Public Policy, and director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies,
and founder and president of the American Iranian Council, a policy think
tank devoted to improving understanding between the peoples and governments
of
Iran and the
United States.
Ambassador Charles Dunbar, Speaker,
Boston
University,
Department of International Relations.
Charles Dunbar teaches U.S. Foreign
Policy, Middle Eastern political economy, Muslim and Western world Relations,
and the United Nations peacekeeping. Before coming to
Boston, he spent 33 years as an American and United Nations diplomat
and worked in the Middle East for 21 years, including four in
Iran.
Jane Fair Bestor, Moderator, Social anthropologist
and historian (Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1992) with
fieldwork experience in Iran.
Iran
Forum is Sponsored By: Newton Dialogues on Peace and War (http://www.newtondialog.org),
Newton Democratic City Committee (www.newtondems.org),
the Newton Chapter of the Progressive Democrats of America (http://pdamerica.org),
and Newton Chapter of Democracy for America (DFA)
(mailto:newtondfadiscussion@lists.neighborhood.net )
Reception
at 7:00 hosted by Democracy for America
(DFA) Newton
Chapter.
For more information:
phone: 857-231-1946
email:
saboori@yahoo.com. At Eliot Church of Newton
(Corner of Church St.), 474 Centre Street, Newton
(Click
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