Georgia Council for International Visitors Lectures

Atlanta, GA

Private Philanthropy
Debra Neuman
March 6, 2008
01:22:22
Debra Neuman and Kim Reimann discuss the impact non-governmental donations can have on global education and health initiatives.
European Integration: Looking Ahead
Katja Weber
January 24, 2008
01:19:22
Katja Weber reviews the economic successes that have been accomplished and explores questions for the future of the European Union, as 2008 is its 50th anniversary. Questions include: "What will happen to states not admitted?" and "Will there be greater integration of foreign affairs?"
Iraq: An Endgame
Dan Reiter
January 17, 2008
01:22:08
Dr. Reiter spells out the challenges and options in Iraq and places them in a broad framework to help others evaluate alternatives and arrive at their own answers.
Audio-only
State of the World's Children
Jeannie Grussendorf
March 15, 2007
00:51:52
Jeannie Grussendorf, a lecturer in political science at Georgia State University, discusses the role that private donors, governments, and international organizations play in ensuring health care, education and safety for the world's children.
Mexico Today
Teodoro Maus
February 8, 2007
01:23:37
Teodoro Maus, former Consul General of Mexico, and current president of TMR consulting, discusses the results of Mexico's most recent presidential election. The vote was nearly too close to call, so Maus explores how this result may affect the new Mexican administration's policies.
Great Decisions: The US in the Middle East
John Kelly
January 25, 2007
01:22:12
John Kelly draws on his vast experience in diplomatic posts and with the State Department to provide background on the situation in Iran, Iraq and Lebanon and explore US options for the future.
Great Decisions: The US in the Middle East
John Kelly
January 25, 2007
01:22:12
John Kelly draws on his vast experience in diplomatic posts and with the State Department to provide background on the situation in Iran, Iraq and Lebanon and explore US options for the future.
Mexico Today
Teodoro Maus
February 8, 2007
01:23:37
Teodoro Maus, former Consul General of Mexico, and current president of TMR consulting, discusses the results of Mexico's most recent presidential election. The vote was nearly too close to call, so Maus explores how this result may affect the new Mexican administration's policies.
Audio-only
State of the World's Children
Jeannie Grussendorf
March 15, 2007
00:51:52
Jeannie Grussendorf, a lecturer in political science at Georgia State University, discusses the role that private donors, governments, and international organizations play in ensuring health care, education and safety for the world's children.
Private Philanthropy
Debra Neuman
March 6, 2008
01:22:22
Debra Neuman and Kim Reimann discuss the impact non-governmental donations can have on global education and health initiatives.
Iraq: An Endgame
Dan Reiter
January 17, 2008
01:22:08
Dr. Reiter spells out the challenges and options in Iraq and places them in a broad framework to help others evaluate alternatives and arrive at their own answers.
European Integration: Looking Ahead
Katja Weber
January 24, 2008
01:19:22
Katja Weber reviews the economic successes that have been accomplished and explores questions for the future of the European Union, as 2008 is its 50th anniversary. Questions include: "What will happen to states not admitted?" and "Will there be greater integration of foreign affairs?"

The Georgia Council for International Visitors (GCIV) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to "connecting Georgians to the world" since 1962. Our mission is to build cross-cultural understanding and mutually beneficial personal and professional relationships between Georgians and leading citizens from around the world. This is achieved through a variety of programs, including professional exchange programs, cultural orientations and home hospitality, networking opportunities, community education programs, and travel programs. GCIV works primarily with emerging leaders from around the world brought to this country under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State, developing professional programs for hundreds of high level international leaders in a broad spectrum of program areas each year. Our focus on citizen diplomacy provides Georgians with unique opportunities to share expertise and friendship with visitors from around the globe. GCIV also serves as the Foreign Policy Association's state coordinator.
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