Friday, June 22, 2012

[RED DEMOCRATICA] BOLETIN : WILSON CENTER : Egypt  and Budget Hero

 

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Wilson Weekly
June 22nd Wilson Weekly
Egyptian Democracy in Peril?

The deep divide between the military and the Muslim Brotherhood was confirmed at the ballot box. Regional expert David Ottaway analyzes the power struggle in a post-Mubarak Egypt, and what to expect in the coming months.


Jane Harman on CNN: Egypt's Military Power Grab

Robin Wright on BBC: Egypt Risks Unraveling the Revolution

On The Homepage
Change, Contain, or Engage Nuclear "Outliers"? NPR/Wilson Center Event
National Conversation: Event Video

Morning Edition host Steve Inskeep moderated The Wilson Center and NPR's first joint National Conversation. Author Robert S. Litwak and New York Times' columnist Thomas Friedman each explain how nuclear "outliers" Iran and North Korea can join the international community and how the US may react should the countries continue down their nuclear paths.

Book: Outlier States: American Strategies to Change, Contain or Engage Regimes

Event Transcript

Press Release: NPR and Wilson Center Partnership

Budget Hero: Senator Udall
CONTEXT Q&A

With the threat of another partisan standoff over the federal budget looming, Senator Mark Udall (D-Colorado) hosted a group of constituents to play a round of Budget Hero. The "serious game" is a fantastically effective tool that should be further deployed to the public, says Udall.

Play the Game

Population and Reproductive Health at Rio+20
Article

Population dynamics have significant influence on sustainable development but the two have not always been seen as connected. The Center's Sandeep Bathala reports from Rio on the landmark UN Conference on Sustainable Development and efforts to integrate the two more closely.

Article: Women's Rights and Voices Belong at Rio+20

Event: Reaching Out at Rio: Population Growth, Family Planning, and Environmentalists

Alumni News

Investigating Power
This week on dialogue Charles Lewis discusses the state of investigative journalism. One of the most accomplished investigative reporters of this or any generation, he founded several nonprofit organizations including the Center for Public Integrity and the Fund for Independence in Journalism.


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Wilson in the News
Moscow Talks Grind To Halt; Some Progress Claimed — AOL Defense

The diplomatic quest to engage Iran and allay fears it seeks the bomb may have hit a big brick wall, writes Public Policy Scholar Michael Adler. For the first time since the process began, no new high-level political meeting were scheduled.

Eurozone Crisis to Cast Shadow Over G-20 Summit — Politico

While border issues are always the top priority in US-Mexican meetings, and that will again be the case as the two leaders meet on Calderon's home turf, the fact that Mexico is hosting the summit reflects its emergence as an economic power. "Mexico hosting the G-20 shows that it's playing on a different field, that it's able to play as one of the elite economies of the world," says Vice President for Programs and Senior Advisor to the Mexico Institute Andrew Selee.

Ahmadinejad Woos Chavez-Led Allies in Latin America — Bloomberg Businessweek

While Ahmadinejad has made multiple trips to Latin America in the past few years, his alliances in the region have weakened due to Iran's failure to follow-through on its promises. "The promises of aid and investment have not been kept," Cynthia Arnson, Latin America Program Director, said in a phone interview. "This is clearly a political solidarity tour to reinforce relationships with a small number of allies."

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