1999
- “Conflict in Africa.” Agenda
- Date: Friday, February 5 and Saturday, February 6, 1999.
- Date: Place: Friday Center, Chapel Hill.
- Purpose: To gather a distinguished group of scholars from the United States and overseas to investigate the roots of internal and inter-state group violence, describe its recent history, and explore a variety of ideas for ameliorating or avoiding such conflict in the near and long term future.
- Cosponsors: The University Center for International Studies (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), American Diplomacy, and by the Institute for African-American Research, UNC-Chapel Hill.
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1998
- “Bridging Gaps in the Study of Public Opinion and American Foreign Policy.” Agenda
- Date: Saturday, January 10, 1998.
- Place: Aqueduct Conference Center, Chapel Hill.
- Purpose: To encourage a dialogue between scholars and practitioners engaged in the study of foreign policy and the public.
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1997
- “Study of War Project: Summary Conference.” Agenda
- Date: June 1997.
- Place: First Division Museum, Cantigny, Illinois.
- Purpose: To assemble 45 leading scholars in all disciplines and major subject areas that address war as a human phenomenon: its origins, causes and functions; its nature or character; and its impact on human beings, groups, societies, nations, the international system, and the planet.
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1996
- “The Humanities and War.” Agenda
- Date: November 22, 1996
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Humanities to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
- “History and War.”
- Date: March 22, 1996
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of History to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
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1995
- “Political Science, Conflict Resolution, and War.” Agenda
- Date: September 15-16, 1995
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Political Science and Conflict Resolution Studies to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
- “Psychology and War.” Agenda
- Date: April 21, 1995
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Psychology to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
- “Law and War.” Agenda
- Date: January 20, 1995
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Law to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
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1994
- “Sociology and War.” Date: November 18, 1994 Agenda
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Sociology to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
- “Economics and War.”Date: September 15, 1994 Agenda
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Economics to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
- Date: April 22, 1994
- “Anthropology and War.”
- Date: January 28, 1994
- Purpose: Part of Study of War Project – to analyze contribution of Anthropology to our understanding of the causes, nature, and impact of war.
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1993
- “Security Studies in the 1990s.”
- Date: Fall 1993
- “Women and International Human Rights.”
- Date: Spring 1993
- “Women and the Military.”
- Date: Spring 1993
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1992
- “The Future of American National Security Policy.”
- Date: Fall (October) 1992
- “Ethnicity and Nationalism as Challenges to International Security.”
- Date: Spring (March) 1992
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1991
- “Evolution and Changes in the Soviet Union: Implications for Security.”
- Date: Fall (October) 1991
- “The Persian Gulf Crisis: Use of National and International Power in the Post-Cold War World.”
- Date” Spring (April) 1991
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1990
- “Exporting the American Experience.”
- Date: Fall (October) 1990
- “Crisis Management.”
- Date: Spring (March) 1990
- “Changing Technologies and New Weapons Systems in Recent History.”
- Date: Winter (February) 1990
1989
- “U.S. Civil-Military Relations in the 20th Century.”
- Date: Fall (October) 1989
- “The Post-Reagan Era in American Foreign Policy: Challenges, Opportunities, and Constraints in the 1990s.”
- Date: Spring (March-April) 1989
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1988
- “The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers: Perspectives for the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.’
- Date: Fall (October) 1988
- “The Nuclear Age.”
- Date: Spring (March 1988)
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1987
- “The Military and the Third World.”
- Date: Fall (October) 1987
- “National Security Needs and Resources.”
- Date: Spring (March) 1987
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1986
- “The Lessons of Vietnam.”
- Date: Fall (October-November) 1986
- “Science, Technology, and the Military.
- Date: Spring (March) 1986
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1985
- “United States – Soviet Relations.”
- Date: Fall (November) 1985
- “National Security Issues for the 1980’s.”
- Date: Spring (March) 1985
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1984
- “National Security Issues for the 1980’s.”
- Date: Spring (March) 1984
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1983
- “National Security Issues for the 1980s.”
- Date: Spring (April) 1983
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1982
- “National Security Issues for the 1980s.”
- Date: Spring (March) 1982
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1981
- “U.S. National Security: Agenda for the 1980s.”
- Date: Spring (April) 1981
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1980
- “U.S. – Soviet Relations in the ’80s.”
- Date: Spring (April) 1980
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