International Education Office
Zinta Konrad
Coordinator

Berg Instructional Center (IC), Room 3116
(630) 942-3079
Fax: (630) 858-1603

For more information,
e-mail
konrad@cdnet.cod.edu

International Education

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Other Programs in this Series

October 2002

January/February 2003

April 2003

May 2003

June 2003

November Program

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The Making of a Superpower
Presented by Graham Allison

Since the end of the Cold War and the rivalry with the
Soviet Union more that ten years ago, the United States
is left as the only superpower.

Graham Allison is the Douglas Dillon Professor of Government, Harvard University, and Director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. The Belfer Center is a think tank where a dozen senior national analysts have for a decade been analyzing and anticipating a major terrorist attack. In the first term of the Clinton administration, Dr Allison served as assistant secretary of defense for policy and plans, where he coordinated DOD strategy and policy towards Russia, Ukraine and the other states of the former Soviet Union.

This is the first of a four part series on The United States as a Lone Superpower. Other lectures will cover how others perceive the US as a superpower, how we use superpower status to get what we want without alienating allies and enemies alike and how a superpower falls.

Tuesday, November 19
7 to 9 PM
McAninch Arts Center
Theatre 2
 Parking will be available in Lot 9. There will be shuttle service from Lot 9 to the Arts Center

Ticket Information
Tickets must be obtained in advance at the ticket booth in the McAninch Art Center (630) 942– 4000
 
C.O.D. Students and Staff
No charge

Non C.O.D.
$15.00 — CCFR member
$25.00 — non-members
Tickets may also be purchased by calling Arlene Bogovich at CCFR, (312) 726-3860

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October Program | November Program | January/February Program
April Program | May Program | June 2003

These programs are co-sponsored by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations and College of DuPage.