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 | | |  | | | | "The referendum on Egypt's constitution scheduled for Saturday is a sign that Egyptians of varying views are finally playing politics, not just planning protests. Washington should embrace this in its newfound role of providing guidance without interfering. In other words, it should be coach, not captain," writes Jane Harman in The Washington Post. Egypt's Draft Constitution A New Egypt Must Learn Political Compromise | | |  | After the Arab Spring
"On the second anniversary of the Arab uprisings, millions across the Middle East still have dreams of makeovers. But revolutionary fairy tales have devolved into the reality of running countries that are still without fully functioning governments or basic laws. Providing fundamental public services, much less addressing economic woes that sparked the uprisings, is still a very long way off," writes Distinguished Scholar Robin Wright.
Website | The Islamists are Coming Event | Who Leads the Arab World? |  | North Korea Rocket Launch Raises More Questions Than Answers
North Korea's successful three-stage rocket test raises a number of troubling issues for the Obama administration as it thinks about the challenges of the next four years. Bob Hathaway comments on the launch and the questions it raises for the US and the international community. Jane Harman comments on the rocket launch on ABC News |  | The Decisive Vote?
How Latinos Voted and What It Means for PolicyBarack Obama was reelected with overwhelming support from Latinos, the nation's fastest growing voting bloc. Who voted, where, and what difference did they make? And what are the likely consequences for immigration reform and other policy issues? Event Video | Transcript | The Latino Vote: Decisive in 2012 and Beyond?
A Four-part Context Q&A Interview Series Part One | Election 2012 Results Part Two | Bad News for the Grand Old Party? Part Three | Why Did Arizona Buck the Trend? Part Four | A Look Ahead |  | This Week's Issues: Domestic Drones The Environment
This week on Dialogue, Joanne Gabrynowicz, director of the National Center for Remote Sensing, Air, and Space Law discusses privacy and other issues which arise from the use of drones in anticipation of the growing use of the technology in US airspace. Also in this segment, Public Policy Scholar Ruth Greenspan Bell discusses her latest work "Rebooting the Climate Effort." | | | | | | | | | | Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
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