From Pollack to al-Qaeda in the Sudan: al-Nakhlah’s Fall 2006 Issue Goes Live!

Dr. Michael Spence on the economic growth and future of China and India

The Congressional Voice
While President Bush considers the recommendations of the Iraq Study Group, Michael Glennon, a professor at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, wrote in a recent op-ed that Bush's military options in Iraq are limited by Congress.  Reprinted from Tufts eNews.

Lebanese Presidential Candidate Dr. Chibli Mallat Speaks on "Democracy in the Middle East"

Fletcher Alumnus Dr. Zachary Abuza Speaks on the "Conspiracy of Silence" in Southern Thailand

Thomas-Homer Dixon Discusses New Book, "The Upside of Down: Catastrophe, Creativity and the Renewal of Civilization"

Jebsen Center announces new Research Briefing Series

Fletcher Alum speaks about his work reforming the Police and Intelligence Academies of the Republic of Georgia

Walking the Walk: Fletcher Professor Bill Moomaw Discusses his Energy-Neutral Home

Fletcher Students and Faculty Share Insights on Private Equity in Emerging Markets

Fletcher Professor Uses Economics to Measure Environmental Impact of Cities in New Book

New Issue of Praxis Examines Justice and Development in Africa and Post-Conflict Societies

Fletcher Student Rachel Schiller Speaks on "The Aceh Peace Process: From Negotiation to Implementation"

Richard Narva Divorces Family Entrepreneurship Sterotypes

Asia Foundation President Douglas Bereuter Speaks on Enhancing U.S.-Asia Relations

Bank of America Executive Explains the Frontlines of Enterprise Risk Management

"What’s Wrong with Microfinance?"
Malcolm Harper Counts the Ways and Discusses His Book at Fletcher

Taking the Helm
Fletcher graduate Adm. James Stavridis brings a diplomatic perspective to his new post as head of the U.S. Southern Command. Reprinted from Tufts eNews.

Professor William Martel examines "Victory in War"

Charles Chester speaks on "Conservation Across Borders"

Fletcher Forum Special Edition on WMD Non-Proliferation Now Available

U.S. Base in Middle East Suffers Nuclear Strike…in this Year’s Simulex Scenario at Fletcher

Jebsen Center Sponsors Dinner at Residence of Iranian Ambassador to the United Nations

WTO Director General Pascal Lamy Speaks at The Fletcher School About Governance and Accountability at the WTO

Simulating Nonviolent Conflict with Dr. Peter Ackerman

"Alternatives to Oil: Dream or Reality?" The Third Annual Everett-Moomaw Debate

Eye On The Election Fletcher alums running for mid-term elections. Reprinted from Tufts eNews.

Fletcher’s Dean Bosworth and Ambassador Morton Abramowitz Shed Light on Asian Affairs with their new book, “Chasing the Sun”

Simulating Nonviolent Conflict with Dr. Peter Ackerman

Fletcher Alumnus Almasa Dozo Speaks about Corporate Finance Careers in the Life Science Industries

The Jebsen Center for Counter-Terrorism Studies Announces Two Grant Awards

French Ambassador calls for cooperation in a "Transformed World"

Managing Singapore's National Wealth
Dr. Roger Sung, for the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC)

Modern War and Modern Law: Fletcher Professor David Kennedy Talks About His New Book, “Of War and Law”

Nuclear Test Spikes Fears On North Korea - Experts from Fletcher Weigh In

Feeling the Heat - Professor William Moomaw Studies Climate Change

Eye on Iran - Professor William Martel Maps Out a Course of Action

Is Democracy The Wrong Direction? - Student Lorenzo Vidino Asks the Question in his Op-ed in The Boston Globe

Rajiv Chandrasekaran Delivers Lecture on Iraq’s Green Zone

From Mecca to Metropolis: Creating Superheroes for the Islamic World

Jonathan Rosen Speaks on "Venture Capital Structures and their Valuation"

Focus the Nation: Professor of Economics Eban Goodstein Discusses New Global Warming Initiative

Sarah Chayes delivers Charles Francis Adams Lecture: “Inside Afghanistan After the Taliban

Sarah Martin of Refugees International Speaks on the Continuing Challenge of Ending Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in UN Peacekeeping Missions

John Brady Kiesling Speaks on “Diplomatic Dissent” at The Fletcher School's Inaugural Diplomatic Studies Roundtable Lecture Series

The Fletcher School Shines at the 2006 American Political Science Association Conference

New Beginnings, New Perspectives: Art Exhibit and New Library Director Introduced to Fletcher Community

Danish Minister for Employment Claus Hjort Frederiksen Speaks on “Globalization and the Welfare State"

Open House Highlights Rich Offerings in Environmental Studies at Fletcher

Celebrating the Past, Sharing the Present, and Looking Toward the Future: Annual Fletcher Convocation 2006

• Convocation Program

New Class, New Global Perspectives: The Fletcher School Welcomes Incoming Students at Orientation 2006

The Fletcher School and the Abu Dhabi Education Council Announce Joint Venture

A Kickoff to a Non-Violent Week

The “Diplomatic” Turn in U.S. Foreign Policy

Fletcher Grads Vie For U.N.’s Top Post

French Senator Jean François-Poncet at Fletcher’s Fifth Annual Talloires Symposium

Changing the World
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

The Fletcher School Commencement Weekend May 19th - 20th 2006

Professor Richard Shultz and PhD Student Andrea Dew receive rave review on new book

Fletcher To Launch New Degree Program
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

The Fletcher-Indonesia link – Foreign Affairs Minister Wirajuda speaks at Commencement

Swiss Businessman Thomas Schmidheiny Gives $5 Million Gift to The Fletcher School to Launch New International Business Degree Program

• Schmidheiny Speech
• New degree and centre for FletcherArticle in the Financial Times May 08, 2006

Fletcher’s Jessup Team Honored for Strong Showing in DC

Ambassador Prince Turki al Faisal Speaks at The Fletcher School About Saudi-US Relations and the Kingdom’s Role In Building Middle East Peace

Mukhtaran Mai Speaks at Fletcher on Being an Instrument of Change in Pakistan

Professor Shultz: A Bostonian Changing the World

Impact of remittances is Huge in Latin America, says Donald Terry, Inter American Development Bank

Fred Friendly Symposium 2006: Fletcher Students and Faculty Play Roles in Simulation on American Energy Security

Forum Highlights the Value of Migrant Investments in Local Development

Luzius Wildhaber, President of the European Court of Human Rights, Speaks on the Value of Institutions Upholding the Rule of Law

Negotiating with Armed Groups: Sri Lanka and Beyond - Follow Up

The Roots of Terrorism
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

Students Break Down Walls - Fletcher FCIA Conference

Saudi Aramco Executive Shares his Insights on Understanding and Profiting from Trends Driving the World Oil Market

World Bank Economist David McKenzie Speaks on the Socio-Economic Impact of Remittances and Migration

Enlightened Power - the ‘new’ reflective style of leadership

Global Perspective Helps for Smooth Cross-border Restructurings, Kargman Associates President Tells Fletcher Students

Professor Thomas Franck Speaks on the Role of Evidence in the Global Security System

Former British Intelligence Chief Sir Richard Dearlove Addresses The Role of Intelligence in the Post- 9/11 World

Peter Uvin, Fletcher Professor and Director of the Institute of Human Security, wins Guggenheim Fellowship

Fletcher Conference on Innovative Approaches (FCIA)

The European Union's Role in Peace and Stability in the Middle East

Fletcher Floods the 2006 International Studies Association Convention

Disputes over Israel’s “Security Barrier” Show Contrasts Between International and Domestic Courts, Professor Argues

Fletcher Africana a Night to Remember

Ted Koppel and journalists examine media coverage of foreign affairs

On Smoking Guns and Shooting Ourselves in the Foot with It

Sri Lankan Ambassador to U.S. to speak at Fletcher on Deadly Conflict in Their Ravaged Country

Judge Norbert Ehrenfreund Speaks on the Legacy of Nuremburg in Post-Conflict Justice

Fletcher Students Travel to New Orleans on Spring Break to Help Clean Up Hurricane-Ravaged City

Fair Trade coffee is a major boost to farmers and the environment

After Murrow: Ted Koppel, Foreign Policy Experts to Assess U.S. Media’s Coverage of Foreign Affairs at Tufts University Symposium on April 3

Fletcher Graduate To Lead Liberia's Finance Ministry
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

Burmese Former Political Prisoner Bo Kyi Speaks Before The Fletcher School

Brigadier General Mark T. Kimmitt Stresses Fewer Troops, Inter-Agency Approach to “Long War” Against Terrorism in Middle East

The Fletcher School Tops the 2006 Northeastern Regional Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition

Mohammed Yunus Speaks at Fletcher on His Mission to Create a Poverty-free World through Grameen Bank

A Conversation with Women Peace Builders at The Fletcher School

Enlightened Power: Are Women Transforming Leadership? Fletcher School to Host Conference this Monday, March 13, 6-8 p.m.

Spain's Minister of Justice Juan Fernando Lopez Aguilar Speaks on the Challenges Confronting Europe in Today's Globalized World

The Limits Of Compromise
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

Speaking Her Mind In Malaysia
Reprinted from Tufts E-News

Robert C. Amerson, former Edward R. Murrow Fellow at The Fletcher School, passed on Saturday, February 25. He will be missed.

Dyan Mazurana of the Feinstein International Famine Center Talks About Women Leaders in Armed Opposition Groups at The Fletcher School

The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs Releases 30th Anniversary Edition

A broad range of international careers are explored on the D.C. Career Trip

Mediterranean spirit sweeps Fletcher at student cultural show

Darkness is falling on civil liberties, ACLU leader warns Fletcher students

The Hon. Anson Chan, Former Chief Secretary of the Government of Hong Kong, Speaks to the Fletcher Community on the Importance of the Rule of Law and Good Governance in Democracies

Former Kennedy Adviser Ted Sorensen Hits Bush Administration for "Incompetence and Shortsightedness"

“Bend it Like Beijing,” says Professor Najam at Montreal Climate Talks

An American Icon Newly Polished
Murrow Center revival coincides with Hollywood buzz about famed journalist

“Strengthening the Hands of Citizens”: Iqbal Quadir talks about the GrameenPhone Story

A call to save the Internet for the “nerds” and the “non-nerds” Jonathan Zittrain's lecture “The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It”

"Can there be an Islamic Democracy?" The Fares Center conference Democratizing the Middle East

Must Boys Be Boys?: Fletcher Guest Examines Sexual Abuse by UN Peacekeepers

Reconsidering the Terrorist Threat: 9/11 Commissioner and Counter-Terrorism Experts Speak at Jebsen Center Opening

Fletcher students get privileged look inside EU, NATO on visit to Brussels

Top Terrorism Expert, Fred Fielding, member of 9/11 Commission, to deliver address at the Opening of Fletcher’s Jebsen Center for Counter Terrorism Studies January 25th

Can the Middle East be Democratized? Fares Center at Tufts to Host Timely International Conference January 26-27

A Nonviolent Approach To Reform In Iran
Peter Ackerman
Reprinted from Tufts E-News