Clemson University Globalization Lecture Series

Free and open to the public

The location of the seminars varies as indicated below

Date:  Tuesday, January 27

Topic: Desirability of a Global Arms Trade Treaty

Speaker:  Vivek Kanwar, formerly with the Department of Political Science

Place: 364 Sirrine Hall

Time: 7-8 pm

Date:  Thursday, February 5  

Topic: The CIA in an evolving political setting

Speaker: Carlos Luria, former CIA executive

Place: 100 Holtzendorff

Time: 7-8 pm

Date:  Thursday, February 19          

Topic: Coalition Politics among U.S. Non-Profits:  Their Impact on Global Public Policy

Speaker: Paul Abenante, retired executive of a U.S. non-profit association

Place:  G-33 Jordan Hall auditorium (in basement)

Time: 7-8 pm

Date: Tuesday, March 10

Topic: Energy Policy and the Fight for the Future

Speaker: David Bodde, Professor and Senior Fellow, Spiro Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership

Place: 364 Sirrine

Time: 7-8 pm

Co-Sponsor: the Gantt Intercultural Center as part of International Awareness Week

Date: Tuesday, 31 March

Topic: Free Migration as Poverty Alleviation

Speaker: Adam Tebble, Professor at the University of London and visiting professor at Clemson University

Place: 120 Brackett Hall

Time: 7-8 pm

The Globalization Lecture Series is sponsored by the Department of Political Science.  All lectures are followed by a question period.  The Seminar Director is Dr. Michael Morris, Department of Political Science.  The interim Seminar Director (while Dr. Morris is on sabbatical leave) is

Kweku Ainuson, Department of Political Science, Brackett Hall 232 (e-mail address:  kainuso@clemson.edu