[psych-hr] Kouchner Lecture on Humanitarianism (New York City, 2 March 2004)

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SPECIAL EDITION: Bernard Kouchner Lecture
Friday, February 20, 2004
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1. What to Attend: 2004 Morgenthau Lecture with Bernard Kouchner
2. What to Read: Related Carnegie Council Resources
3. What to Explore: Transcripts of Previous Morgenthau Lectures
4. Support the Carnegie Council

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1. What to Attend: 2004 Morgenthau Lecture with Bernard Kouchner
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On March 2, the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs in
New York City will host its twenty-third Annual Morgenthau Memorial
Lecture with an address by Bernard Kouchner on "The Future of
Humanitarianism."
http://www.carnegiecouncil.org/page.php/prmID/216

Take advantage of this rare opportunity to hear from the co-founder of
the Nobel prize-winning Médicins Sans Frontières [Doctors Without
Borders] and former UN adminstrator in Kosovo.  One of the most popular
figures on the French left, Kouchner will explain why he was so
concerned when his government opened up a chasm with the United States
over the war on Iraq. In his view, the international community was 25
years too late in acting against Saddam Hussein.

Kouchner will speak at 5:30 on Tuesday March 2 at the Harmonie Club, 4
East 60th Street. Following the presentation, the Carnegie Council will
host a $350-a-plate dinner for Dr. Kouchner, providing an informal venue
for continuing the conversation.

* Reservations for lecture and/or dinner are essential; sign up using
our secure server.
http://www.carnegiecouncil.org/donate.php

*Alternatively, you can email Melissa Semeniuk at msemeniuk@cceia.org.

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2. What to Read:  Related Carnegie Council Resources
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The Carnegie Council Covers the New War
By  INPRINT EDITORS
Can a war that aims to bring about regime change  also deliver on
humanitarian goals? This special newsletter supplement presents both
sides of the debate.
http://www.carnegiecouncil.org/viewMedia.php/prm
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