[act-ma] The Election Is Over! On to the Issues!
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November, 2012
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Greetings!
The election is over, after a long and expensive campaign. The president and Congress
don't have much time to catch their collective breath. However, the issues they
will have to confront haven't vanished while Washington's attention was focused
on the campaign.
This month Cambridge Forum looks at two international challenges that the new government
will have to monitor in the year ahead: the Middle East and the new nuclear threat.
Please join us to examine the changing parameters of these perennial minefields.
Regards,
Pat Suhrcke
Director
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Censoring Children
MIT's Noam Chomsky and Barbara Lubin of the Middle East Children's Alliance discuss
A Child's View of Gaza, the book of Palestinian children's artwork slated for
exhibition at the Oakland Museum of Children's Art. The exhibition was canceled
at the last minute without explanation. Have children become pawns in a larger
conflict? How has this come about? What does it say about the possibilities
for peaceful resolution of the Israeli/Palestinian impasse? Harvard's Sara Roy
moderates.
Co-sponsored by Jewish Voice for Peace, Boston; American Jews for a Just Peace;
and the Middle East Education Group of First Parish in Cambridge.
Wednesday, November 7 @ 7pm
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The Second Nuclear Age
Dr. Paul Bracken, Yale University national security strategist, discusses his latest
book, The Second Nuclear Age: Strategy, Danger, and the New Power Politics, with
James Walsh of the MIT Security Studies Program. Since the end of the Cold War,
events have revealed a host of new nuclear threats: unsecured and aging Cold
War arsenals; expansion of the so-called "nuclear club"; rogue states, failed
states, and individuals with access to nuclear materials; even natural disasters
that overwhelm a vast network of nuclear power plants. Have governments around
the world developed effective strategies for coping with the new nuclear age?
Has our government?
Co-sponsored by an anonymous Friend of Cambridge Forum.
Monday, November 12 @7pm
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Mark Your Calendar . . .
The World Until Yesterday
Best-selling author Jared Diamond argues in his latest book, The World Until Yesterday,that
there are profound differences between so-called "traditional" societies and industrial
or post-industrial societies in everything from the way we count to the way we meet
strangers.
Today's traditional societies represent a window onto the human world as it was
until a mere yesterday, measured against a time scale of the 6,000,000 years of
human evolution. Traditional lifestyles are what shaped us and caused us to be
what we are now; what can we learn from them as we negotiate the new challenges
of the modern world?
Wednesday, January 16 @7pm
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post-election weeks), you can see him here, along with John de Graaf's radical rethinking
of the foundation of our economic policy framework.
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