BELFER CENTER NEWSLETTER AND OTHER MATERIALS
Summer 2009
"Paula Dobriansky and John Gieve Named Senior Fellows"
Belfer Center Newsletter
By Beth Maclin, Communications Assistant
Ambassador Paula Dobriansky, under secretary of state for democracy and global affairs under President George W. Bush, and Sir John Gieve, former deputy governor of the Bank of England, have joined the Belfer Center as senior fellows.
Summer 2009
"Newsmakers"
Belfer Center Newsletter
By Sharon Wilke, Associate Director of Communications
Belfer Center Newsmakers.
Liz Lynch
Winter 2008-09
"Belfer Center Alums Launch Center for New American Strategy (CNAS)"
Belfer Center Newsletter
Kurt Campbell and Michèle Flournoy, both alums of the Belfer Center, founded The Center for a New American Strategy in February 2007. The organization has grown into an intellectual, nonpartisan national think tank focusing on national security and defense.
Winter 2008-09
Belfer Center Newsletter Winter 2008-09
By Sharon Wilke, Associate Director of Communications
The Winter 2008-09 issue of the Belfer Center newsletter features recent and upcoming research, activities, and analysis by Center faculty, fellows, and staff on critical global issues. "What should the next president do first?" is a question raised in this issue. Belfer Center experts respond to the question with advice on what they consider priority issues of national security, climate/energy policy, and the economic crisis.
The Winter 2008-09 issue also features take-aways from the Center’s recent “Acting in Time on Energy Policy” conference hosted by the Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group. In addition, it spotlights Belfer Center Faculty Affiliate Richard Clarke and new Kennedy School Professor Nicholas Burns.
Martha Stewart
Winter 2008-09
"Managing the Atom's Matthew Bunn Named Associate Professor of Public Policy"
Belfer Center Newsletter
The Belfer Center's Matthew Bunn has been appointed associate professor of public policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. Bunn, co-principal investigator for the Belfer Center's Project on Managing the Atom and lead author of the Securing the Bomb series of reports, brings extensive experience and research on nuclear issues to the position.
Belfer Center
Winter 2008-09
"For the Next President: Center Scholars Suggest Priority Actions on Security, Climate/Energy and the Financial Crisis"
Belfer Center Newsletter
With a new president of the United States soon to be elected, Belfer Center scholars offer their suggestions to the next president on issues of national security, climate/energy policy, and the financial crisis.
Winter 2007-2008
"Malin Directs Project on Managing the Atom"
Belfer Center Newsletter
Martin Malin has joined the Belfer Center as executive director of the Center's Project on Managing the Atom (MTA).
Winter 2007-2008
"Tribute to Ed McGaffigan: Country Loses Outstanding Public Servant"
Belfer Center Newsletter
Edward McGaffigan was a model of integrity, ability, and public service, according to Belfer Center Director Graham Allison and Harvard Distinguished Service Professor Joseph Nye. McGaffigan, who grew up in Boston and graduated from Harvard, was also a Kennedy School student (1974-75) and worked closely with Center faculty. He died earlier this month following a battle with cancer.
Winter 2007-2008
"November Conference to Examine Middle East Progress, Conflict"
Belfer Center Newsletter
On November 8, the Belfer Center's Dubai Initiative and the Dubai School of Government will sponsor a conference titled The Middle East: Between Progress and Conflict. Speakers and panelists at the conference will provide a framework for analyzing the divergent trends at play in the Middle East through academic discussions and policy-making debates.
Winter 2007-2008
"Q&A: Xenia Dormandy"
Belfer Center Newsletter
The Project on India and the Subcontinent is a new initiative of the Belfer Center, directed by former Executive Director for Research Xenia Dormandy. Its mission is to build knowledge, leadership, and recommendations on key policy-critical issues related to the rise of India and South Asia. Dormandy answered the following questions about the new project.
