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Thinking About Foreign Aid: Development Assistance in Failed and Recovering States

Conference

Speaker(s)

Andrew Natsios, USAID

Date and Time

February 20, 2010 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Availability

RSVP Required.

Location

Annenberg Auditorium Lou Henry Hoover Building

FSI Contact

Join the Stanford Association for International Development in exploring issues of development and post-conflict health on February 20th in Annenberg Auditorium with Andrew Natsios, the Director of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) from 2001-2005, and four expert panels of academics, NGO organizers, and government officials. Panels include:

  1. Humanitarian Intervention: The Question of Sovereignty
  2. The Spread of Infectious Disease in the Wake of Conflict
  3. The Psychological Scars of War
  4. Refuges and Refugees: Children in Conflict Zones
We are excited to have thirteen expert speakers, a large and talented staff, and all of you as our guests. We hope to see you there!

Made possible by our sponsors: Office of Global Health; Center for Democracy, Development, and Rule of Law; Stanford Association for International Development; Bingham Grant; VPUE; Humanities & Sciences; Stanford in Government; ASSU Undergraduate Senate; ASSU Speaker's Bureau

 

Topics:

Conflict
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Corruption
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Democracy
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Disease
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Foreign Aid
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Global Health
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Governance
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Health and Medicine
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International Development
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International Relations
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Policy Analysis
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Rule of Law
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Security

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