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Council on Foreign Relations Lecture Series

The National History Center has entered into a partnership with the Council on Foreign Relations for a series of lectures. Periodically, a historian addresses an audience on a foreign relations topic from the perspective of history.

Council on Foreign Relations Lecture Series Podcasts 

Paul Kennedy discusses the ‘Sinews of Power’

January 14, 2010May 27, 2010 Miriam Hauss Cunningham Council on Foreign Relations, Paul Kennedy, Richard Haass

Paul M. Kennedy, Director, International Security Studies and Dilworth Professor of History at Yale University, discussed with Richard N. Haass,

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David Fromkin Speaks at Fourth Council on Foreign Relations Lecture

May 1, 2009May 28, 2010 Miriam Hauss Cunningham Council on Foreign Relations, David Fromkin, Harold Evans, Middle East

On April 29, at the Council on Foreign Relations‘ headquarters in New York, David Fromkin, Professor of International Relations, History,

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Marilyn Young Gives Third Council on Foreign Relations Lecture

March 5, 2009May 28, 2010 Miriam Hauss Cunningham Council on Foreign Relations, Francis Fitzgerald, Marilyn Young, Vietnam

As part of the on-going lecture series with the National History Center and the Council on Foreign Relations, Marilyn B.

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