6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
NYU Event Space
Please note, we have reached our pre-registration limit and cannot accommodate additional registrations. This event is being recorded and will be available on our website early next week.
A CGA Election 2012 Special Event
The 2012 U.S. Presidential election has largely focused on domestic issues: the deficit, economic recession and recovery, and social programs such as health care have been the main focus of dialogue, debate, and attacks. The U.S. international agenda has remained on the periphery. Yet widely debated domestic issues such as trade and energy security have international ramifications. Likewise, international alliances and trade competition will have an increasingly heavy impact on the nation’s direction.
With two very different visions presented by Obama and Romney, what might be the potential global impact of a continued Democratic or newly elected Republican White House? Professor Arthur Miller and a panel of experts in policy and world affairs will discuss economic, energy, and security issues, and how the U.S. position in the world might alter under two very distinct agendas.
Featuring Arthur R. Miller, moderator, NYU University Professor and NYU-SCPS Director of Public Dialogues
Panelists
Ian Bremmer, president, Eurasia Group
Robert Bryce, senior fellow, Center for Energy Policy and the Environment, Manhattan Institute
Wesley Clark, senior fellow, UCLA's Burkle Center for International Relations
Leslie H. Gelb, president emeritus and board senior fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
James F. Hoge Jr., counselor, Executive Office, Council on Foreign Relations; chairman, Human Rights Watch
Malou Innocent, foreign policy analyst, Cato Institute
Judith Miller, adjunct fellow, Manhattan Institute; contributing editor, City Journal
Edward L. Morse, managing director and global head – Commodities, Citi Research
James Traub, columnist, foreignpolicy.com
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