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The Los Angeles World Affairs Council promotes greater understanding of current global issues and their impact on the people of Southern California by inviting authoritative, influential figures in world affairs to Los Angeles and providing them an open forum |
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Date:
1/19/2000
Speaker: Nina Khrushcheva
Title: Granddaughter of Nikita Khrushchev
Speech: The Mysteries of Political Strategy
Category: Europe
Date:
1/27/2000
Speaker: Jehangir Karamat
Title: Former Chief of Army Staff, Pakistan
Speech:
Category: Asia
Date:
2/7/2000
Speaker: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing
Title: Former President, Republic of France
Speech: How to Understand Today's Europe
Category: Europe
Date:
2/15/2000
Speaker: Robin Wright
Title: Los Angeles Times Correspondent
Speech: Turmoil and Transformation in Iran
Category: Middle East
Date:
2/28/2000
Speaker: Arman Kirakossian
Title: Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia to the United States
Speech: Armenia Panel
Category: Europe
Date:
2/28/2000
Speaker: Michael C. Lemmon
Title: Ambassador of the United States to the Republic of Armenia
Speech: Armenia Panel
Category: Europe
Date:
3/9/2000
Speaker: Zalmay Khalilzad
Title: Director of Strategy and Doctrine Program, Project Air Force
Speech:
Category: Foreign Policy
Date:
3/20/2000
Speaker: Amre Moussa
Title: Foreign Minister, Arab Republic of Egypt
Speech:
Category: Middle East
Date:
3/29/2000
Speaker: Cyber Technology Panel
Title:
Speech: From Cyber-Technology to Cyber-Crime
Category: Technology
Date:
3/31/2000
Speaker: Ephraim Sneh
Title: Deputy Minister of Defense, Israel
Speech:
Category: Middle East
Date:
4/6/2000
Speaker: The Rt. Hon. Lord Robertson of Port
Ellen
Title: Secretary General of NATO
Speech: Kosovo: The Real Story
Category: Balkans
Date:
4/10/2000
Speaker: Marwan Muasher
Title: Ambassador to the United States Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Speech: Jordan's Political and Economic Challenges For the New Millenium
Category: Middle East
Date:
4/12/2000
Speaker: Jan Kavan
Title: Minister of Foreign Affairs, Czech Republic
Speech:
Category: Europe
Date:
5/8/2000
Speaker: Ali I. Al-Naimi
Title: Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Speech: Looking Ahead: The Oil Market and Its Future
Category: Middle East
Date:
6/5/2000
Speaker: His Majesty King Abdullah II
Title: King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Speech:
Category: Middle East
Date:
6/13/2000
Speaker: Bob Greene
Title: Columnist, Chicago Tribune and Life Magazine
Speech: Duty: A Father, His Son, and the Man Who Won the War
Category:
Date:
6/16/2000
Speaker: The Most Reverend Njongonkulu Ndungane
Title: Archbishop Of Cape Town
Speech: A New Humanity For A New Age: Moral And Ethical Interpretation In A Globalizing World.
Date:
8/03/2000
Speaker: The Los Angeles Times: Imaging LA
Title: Photographs of a 20th Century City
Speech:
Date:
9/07/2000
Speaker: Peter Stoyanov
Title: President of the Republic of Bulgaria
Speech: Development in Bulgaria and Southeastern Europe
TAPE RECORDING ONLY
Date:
9/14/2000
Speaker: The Los Angeles Times Panel
Title:
Speech: Election 2000 and Beyond
Date:
9/20/2000
Speaker: Steve Forbes
Title: President and CEO, Forbes Inc.
Speech: America's Agenda in the New Millennium
Date:
9/25/2000
Speaker: Charlene Barshefsky
Title: United States Trade Representative
Speech: Trade Policy 1992-2000: The Clinton Record and the Road Ahead
Date:
10/16/2000
Speaker: Elaine Sciolino
Title: New York Times Correspondent and Author, Persian Mirrors: The
Elusive Face of Iran
Speech:
Date:
11/02/2000
Speaker: HRH The Duke of York, (The Prince Andrew)
Speech: Britain: Open for Business
Date:
11/06/2000
Speaker: Ambassador Dennis Ross
Title: Special Middle East Coordinator, U.S. Department of State
Speech:
Date:
11/09/2000
Speaker: Dr. David Baltimore
Title: President, California Institute of Technology
Speech: Why Don't We Have an AIDS Vaccine?
Date:
11/28/2000
Speaker: His Excellency Hung-mao Tien
Title: Minister of Foreign Affairs
Speech: Taiwan's Politics and Security in the Taiwan Strait
Date:
12/05/2000
Speaker: Thomas Homer-Dixon
Title: Director, Peace and Conflict Studies Program, University of Toronto
Speech: The Ingenuity Gap
