36th Annual IFPA-Fletcher National Security Conference: “Implementing the New Triad: Nuclear & Non-Nuclear Forces in Twenty-First Century Deterrence"

10 Questions with General Russell Howard Director, The Jebsen Center for Counter Terrorism Studies

Fletcher Professor and Fletcher Ph.D. Candidate Release New Book Insurgents, Terrorist and Militias: The Warriors of Contemporary Combat

Immigrant Nation: Do U.S. Immigrants and Refugees Have a Voice? Advocate and Social Entrepreneur Dr. Westy Egmont Addresses Fletcher Students

Fletcher Professor Jeswald Salacuse Talks About His New Book Leading Leaders: How to Manage Smart, Talented, Rich, and Powerful People

“Spreading Democracy to the East and the Euro-American Partnership” Fletcher Alum and Karamanlis Chair Gives Inaugural Lecture

Jebsen Center Holds Crisis Management Program in Tbilisi, Georgia

Fletcher Professors Eileen Babbitt and Diana Chigas talk about their work training negotiators in Kosovo

Agribusiness being reshaped by three revolutions, Archer Daniels Midland VP tells Fletcher students
Margo Loebl

Ambassador Shinichi Kitaoka on “Japan and UN Security Council Reform”

A Nuanced View of Islam is Critical: John Esposito addresses The Fletcher School Community

US must lead resolution of Iranian nuclear crisis, Pickering tells Fletcher

"Is Modern Economic Development Sustainable?" - Fletcher Professors Face Off in the Second Annual Everett-Moomaw Debate

Asia Night 2005: A celebration of diversity

Professor Lisa Lynch speaks about politics, career and the modern woman

Dean Bosworth Receives Japanese Imperial Decoration

Serving in Iraq: Fletcher Students Share Their Experiences and Perspectives on the Iraq War

Zinn and Strada Present an Unwavering Message for Peace: “Silent Casualties: Civilian Victims of War”

Professor Louis Aucoin Shares with Fletcher Students His Perspectives on the Iraqi Constitution-Making Process

Let's Just Nuke 'Em! - Fletcher Students Take on the Roles of Policy Makers in Simulex 2005

Coca-Cola faces angry farmers in India

EU-US Relations in the Post-Constitution Limbo
Ambassador Michael Lake

Tufts Graduate Presents "Off-shoring for the Knowledge Industry"
Luis Viada

From Old Wars to New Wars and Global Terrorism
Professor Mike Spagat, University College London

Education is one of the most strategic investments you can make, Monster.com exec tells Fletcher students

Fletcher Forum Special Edition on Preemption Now Available

Carla del Ponte, Chief UN War Crimes Prosecutor, Speaks About the Ideals of Justice

The Role of the Next Generation’s Leaders in Reforming the United Nations: The Tufts University Community Celebrates UN Day

Solving climate change will need a “transformation of society”, argues panel on the Kyoto Protocol

Dr. Sabina Alkire speaks on ethical economics and its link to human development

Non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction - The search for truth

"The Fletcher School of the Future" - Dean Bosworth's State of the World Talk

The Economics of Asian Currency Policy, Exports and Investments
Milton Ezrati

The Economics of Inaction on Climate Change: A Critique
Frank Ackerman and Ian Finlayson

"The Wal-Mex Phenomenon": Fletcher Students Tackle the Impact of the Globalization of the Retail Sector in the Mexican Economy

Dr. Hans Blix, former Chief Weapons Inspector, to speak on WMD at Fletcher School Conference this Friday

Non-Proliferation Advocate and Friend of Fletcher Receives 2005 Nobel Peace Prize

Charles Francis Adams Lecture Series: Keith Reinhard Speaks on How Business has Taken the Lead in Reshaping America’s Image

Addressing Human Security Challenges in East Africa: Fletcher Grad Demonstrates “Great Love” for Refugees

Good Night, and Good Luck: A Look at George Clooney, Edward Murrow and National Security

Charles Francis Adams Lecture Series: Former United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Sir Kieran Prendergast, Speaks on "What Use Is Diplomacy Today?"

Salman Rushdie Speaks to the Tufts Community about the Importance of Free Speech and the Challenges Confronting Modern Authors

Tufts Grad Looks To Lead U.N.
Surakiart Sathirathai
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

“The United Nations at 60: Can it Meet Changing Global Needs?”: Fletcher Faculty and Students Discuss the Responsiveness of the UN in Meeting Current Global Problems

Charles Francis Adams Lecture Series: Veteran Journalist Daniel Schorr Discusses Public Diplomacy with Fletcher Community

David Strathairn who plays Ed Murrow and Murrow’s son Casey to headline screening & discussion of “Good Night, and Good Luck” at The Fletcher School, Sept. 29 at 8pm

The Marriage of Morality to Capitalism
Stephen B. Young

Looking Back At Terrorism
Harout H. Semerdjian
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

Daniel Schorr, NPR commentator and former CBS correspondent, to speak at The Fletcher School

Academic Convocation Program and Remarks

Fletcher Convocation 2005: A time of new beginnings and long awaited reunions

Fletcher Orientation 2005: "What's your name, again?"

Talloires Symposium 2005: Exploring International Security with a European Perspective

Fletcher’s GMAP Program Graduates 29 International Affairs Leaders

Putting a Human Face on International Studies: Fletcher Perspectives Celebrates its Fourth Year of Publication

Wilma W Suen, PhD: Considering Corporate Collaborations From a Broader Perspective

The Reebok Human Rights Award for Young Activists

Addressing the needs and rights of refugees: Fletcher Professor Karen Jacobsen speaks out

Thomas Pickering: Flying High In The Private Sector 
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, June 20, 2005

Fletcher School and Instituto de Empresa Launch Dual Master’s Degree Program Degree combines international affairs and management

The Role of Non-state Justice Systems in Fostering the Rule of Law in Post-Conflict Societies

Fletcher’s International Development Studies Journal Praxis Reinvents Itself, Focusing on Human Security Issues

What do Steve Bosworth and Tom Brokaw have in common?

Commencement 2005 - Full text of speeches, video, and photo galleries

• Commencement Day
• Class Day

'Learning to Love What Should Be Loved'
Greek Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis tells Graduates of the Tufts Class of 2005

New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to Deliver Class Day Address to Fletcher’s Graduates May 21

China’s Thirst for Oil
Daniel I. Fine

Afghanis in the Driver’s Seat
Rina Amiri addresses Afghanistan’s current status

Greece’s Prime Minister To Deliver Tufts Commencement Address

The Fletcher Community Ponders the Role of the Papacy in International Affairs

Smarter Intelligence
Prof. Richard Shultz

Optimism in the Age of the Superpower
Ambassador Nancy Soderberg

The Marshall Islands and Global Warming
Ambassador Alfred Capelle

Former Chief Prosecutor of the UN International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda

Amb. Nancy Soderberg to Speak at Fletcher on “The Superpower Myth: The Use and Misuse of American Might”

Louis Boccardi Reminds Fletcher Community that “Old Values” Still Have a Place in Today’s Media World

Darfur 2005: Livelihoods under siege
Helen Young and Abdel Monium Osman

Figuring Out North Korea 
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, March 10, 2005

Tension Mounts Between China, Taiwan 
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, March 9, 2005

Fletcher Grad Named Adviser To Rice 
Philip Zelikow
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, February 14, 2005

Lessons From Washington: Alumni Say, "Help Us Help You" 
DC Career Trip

Building Business With Value - A Conversation with one of China's most Successful Young Entrepreneurs 
Yi Bo Shao

"From Flight to Freedom?" - The 2005 Inter-University Forced Migration Conference 

New Research on Women’s Contribution to the Peace Process 
Sanam Naraghi-Anderlini

Consul General of France addresses US-France relations 
Thierry Vankerk-Hoven

Building Prosperity in Afghanistan 
Michael Brennan

Disappeared: A Journalist Silenced 
June Carolyn Erlick

Linking Intelligence to Decisions: Thought leadership from IBM 
David Harkleroad

Bridging A Divide In Europe
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, February 14, 2005

China and India: A Tiger Overtaking a Dragon 
Wolfgang Schürer

The "Triple A" Theory in Pakistan's Drift to Extremism 
Hassan Abbas

"Religiously Killing Civilians": Hugo Slim Discusses Faith, Militant Islam, and the Death of the 'Civilian' Category  
Hugo Slim

OpEd:
Sung-Yoon Lee
Bush's bid for a Wilsonesque legacy
Reprinted from Asia Times, February 9, 2004

OpEd:
Harout H. Semerdjian
An Iron Curtain at Mount Ararat
Reprinted from The Moscow Times, February 8, 2004

Fletcher Students Assess Bush's Vision 
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, February 8, 2005

The Legality Of Torture  Professors Alfred Rubin and Hurst Hannum
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, February 3, 2005

Iraqis Hold Free Elections  Professor Adil Najam
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, February 2, 2005

The Financial Times’ Quentin Peel addresses the implications of the "new" European Union
February 2005

Problems At The United Nations  Professor Hurst Hannum
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, January 13, 2005

Orchestrating Libya’s Metamorphosis  Shukri Ghanem
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, January 10, 2005

Tsunami Relief  Professor William Moomaw
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, January 6, 2005

The Security Council and Global Security  Professor Michael Glennon
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, January 6, 2005

What’s Next For Ukraine’s Democracy? Peter Ackerman
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, January 3, 2005

Waves of Relief in South Asia
Reprinted from Tufts E-News, January 3, 2005