2021 Speakers
The Western Sahara Conflict: Africa's Last Colony and Why it Matters
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JACOB MUNDY, Professor, Peace and Conflict Studies, and Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, Colgate University
Israel-Palestine Confederation: A Vision that
Starts Today
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BERNARD AVISHAI, Professor, Hebrew University and Dartmouth College
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SAM BAHOUR, Independent political analyst and business consultant, Ramallah
Shifting Sands: The Future of Israeli-Palestinian Relations
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ASAF ROMIROWSKY, Director, Scholars for Peace in the Middle East
Gaza’s Struggle: Between Fading Hope and Growing Resilience
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YASSER ABU-JAMEI, Director, Gaza Community Mental Health Programme, Palestine
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SARA ROY, Senior Research Scholar, Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University
How a Century of Wars, Invaders, Dictators, and Poverty Generated Today’s Dismal Arab Condition
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RAMI KOURI, Director, Global Engagement, American University of Beirut; Nonresident Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School
Can the US Refashion Itself as a Peacemaker in the Middle East?
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TRITA PARSI, Executive Vice President, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, Washington D.C.
International Law and its Application to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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JULES LOBEL, Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Law