![]() Thursday September 5, 2002 Capital Hilton Updated: September 12, 2002 |
![]() Richard Armitage, Deputy U.S. Secretary of State, speaks on "America and the World Since 9/11." Conference Slide Show HTML version |
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On September 5, 2002 the United States Institute of Peace hosted a special public conference to discuss America's critical foreign policy and security challenges that have emerged since the September 11 attacks. The conference's objective was to build on recent experience in international conflict management identified by the Institute's research and policy development activities, facilitate the sharing of insights that can lead to viable foreign policy options in the wake of September 11, and explore the most important challenges to peace and global stability facing the international community.
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Throughout the day, the conference featured insights from seasoned foreign affairs professionals from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors working on today's most pressing challenges to international peace and stability. Featured speakers included:
Other speakers during the day included: Paul Bremer, Nayan Chanda, Chester
Crocker, Rita Hauser, Martin Indyk, Brian Jenkins, Geoffrey
Kemp, Zalmay Khalilzad, Paul Pillar, Christina Rocca,
Barnett Rubin, Michael Sheehan, Richard Solomon, Strobe
Talbott, and Shibley Telhami.
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Archived Audio & Video |
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NOTE: Archived video available only for keynote addresses--audio only available for all sessions including Q&A sessions.
Archived audio & video from previous Institute events can be found online in the Institute's AV Archive |
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