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    Is the Middle East Burning? [Faculty Panel Discussion on Syrian Crisis]
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2014-09-16) Fabry, Mikalus ; Jordan, Jenna ; Rubin, Lawrence ; Stulberg, Adam
    To intervene or not to intervene: is that the question? What are the strategic, regional, political, and other drivers & consequences of U.S. action amid unfolding events in Syria? Given the recent events surrounding the suspected use of chemical weapons in Syria and contemplation of use of military force, CISTP is hosting a panel discussion on Syrian Crisis, the implications for WMD proliferation and terrorism, and broader security repercussions in the Middle East. The purpose of this panel will be to answer questions and to help the audience navigate these difficult policy considerations fostering an informed public debate.
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    Faculty Panel Discussion on Syrian Crisis
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-09-16) Kennedy, Bob ; Kosal, Margaret E. ; Jordan, Jenna ; Rubin, Lawrence ; Stulberg, Adam
    To intervene or not to intervene: is that the question? What are the strategic, regional, political, and other drivers and consequences of U.S. action amid unfolding events in Syria? Given the recent events surrounding the suspected use of chemical weapons in Syria and contemplation of use of military force, CISTP is hosting a panel discussion on Syrian Crisis, the implications for WMD proliferation and terrorism, and broader security repercussions in the Middle East The purpose of this panel will be to answer questions and to help the audience navigate these difficult policy considerations fostering an informed public debate.
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    US-ROK Nuclear Energy and Fuel Cycle Cooperation: From Impasse to Opportunity
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012-10-09) Stulberg, Adam ; Ferguson, Charles ; Hall, Howard L. ; Charlton, William S. ; Yim, Man-Sung ; Miller, Steven
    CISTP and the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) presented a panel discussion on the prospects for strengthening nuclear energy cooperation between the U.S. and South Korea. As part of an effort to advance respective national deliberations on the renewal of this important partnership, CISTP and KAIST convened a panel of esteemed scholars and policy experts to explore key technological, economic, political, and strategic dimensions to the issue. This event was generously supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
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    Introduction
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-11-08) Stulberg, Adam ; Chun, Hae-jin
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    The Russian/Eurasian Factor
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-11-08) Stulberg, Adam
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    The Far East in the Middle East: Outside-In and Inside-Out Perspectives
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2008-10-08) Ogawa, Shoji ; Tal, David ; Garver, John ; Stulberg, Adam
    His Excellency Shoji Ogawa is Japanese Ambassador to Iraq and immediate past Consul General of Japan for the Southeast United States. Discussion topic: "Japan's role and policies to achieve a stable Middle East, including Iraq, 1990 – 2008" Dr. David Tal is Visiting Professor in the Department of History at Emory University. Discussion topic: "Asian powers in the Middle East: a view from the region" Dr. John Garver is Professor at The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech. Discussion topic: "China's policies toward the Iran and Iraq crises" Dr. Adam Stulberg, panel moderator, is Associate Professor at The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech.