Key Events and Concepts in U.S. Foreign Policy

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Major Theoretical Approaches to U.S. Foreign Policy

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The Presidency and U.S. Foreign Policy

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The Judiciary and U.S. Foreign Policy

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Lunch: Expectations about the U.S.; knowledge of U.S.; participants’ reflections on their countries and economic environments.

Lunch: Databases, Electronic Resources, Blogs, Newspapers on-line sources.

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Lunch Break:

Lunch Break

Lunch with Professor Leo Villalon

All day:
Arrivals and Pick-up from G’ville Airport

The U.S. Media and Foreign Policy

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Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy

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Religion, Politics, and U.S. Foreign Policy

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Tour of Gainesville Neighborhoods and Homes: South West

Key Events and Concepts in U.S. Foreign Policy

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Gainesville Friends of Jazz  at Savannah Grand, Downtown, 8:00 PM (optional)

7:00-9:00 PM
Welcome Reception

Downtown Gainesville

The United States and the Middle East

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Islamic Politics in Southeast Asia

U.S. - Cuban Economic Relations

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International Trade and Human Rights

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Lunch Break

Florida Museum of Natural History (optional)

How US Foreign Policy Is Really Made? An Aletrnative Explanation.

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An Overview of the U.S. Economy, Business, and Foreign Policy

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The Florida. Economy, Business, and U.S. Foreign Policy

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U.S. Politics in an Election Year

U.S. Relations with  Latin America

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Terry McCoy

Congress and U.S. Foreign Policy 

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James M. Lindsay

Florida Immigrants Advocacy Network

Brown Bag Lunch:
Latin Media

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Latin American Immigration  to the United States

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Philip J. Williams

The Inter-Agency Policy Making Process

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James M. Lindsay

3:30 Cuba Study Group at Florida International University, meeting with Carlos Saladrigas

Japanese Security Policy  and the United States

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U.S. Foreign Policy in South Eastern Europe:
An Ambassador's Perspective

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Douglas McElhaney

Asian International Relations 

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U.S. Foreign Policy in South Eastern Europe:
An Ambassador's Perspective

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Douglas McElhaney

Free

Meeting with Senator McCain’s West Florida Campaign Staff
 

U.S. Policy in North Africa in the Bush Era

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Agrobusiness and U.S. Foreign policy 

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9:30
University of Chicago

The Bush Doctrine

9:00 Senator Bill Nelson's office; a tour of the Capitol with Nelson staffer Matt Williams.

10:30 Meeting with Greta Lundeberg, foreign policy aide to Sen. Nelson

9:00 Department of State de-briefing

University of Chicago

Lunch

1:00 Meeting with Rafi Danziger, AIPAC's Director of Research and Information (at the Westin Grand, Thomas Boardroom)

Wander at your own pace around  the U. of Chicago campus and the Hyde Park Neighborhood

6:30 Farewell Dinner at the Palm Steakhouse