[act-ma] 1/23 PAUL BARAN - "Re-Engaging the Muslim World: An Obama Foreign Policy Doctrine?"

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THE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF BOSTON
SUNDAY SPEAKERS FORUM presents...

Sunday, January 23, 2011
11:00am

PAUL BARAN
"Re-Engaging the Muslim World: An Obama Foreign Policy Doctrine?"

Paul Baran is director of the Outreach Center at the Center for Middle
Eastern Studies at Harvard Univ. He teaches "Introduction to the Conflict in
Israel and the Occupied Territories", a government course, and directs the
Egypt Forum, a program of training for K-12 educators on Middle East
regional studies.

Paul regularly writes and speaks on topics related to civil society in the
Middle East and the West, Middle East politics, regional human rights and
development, & U.S. foreign policy. He has worked, researched, taught and/or
lived in Turkey, Israel, the Occupied Territories, Jordan, Egypt, Sudan &
Lebanon.


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"Youth Violence in Boston: Organizing for Survival"


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