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    World Affairs Council of Philadelphia

    1 S. Broad Street
    2 Mezzanine
    Philadelphia, PA 19107

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      06/03/13

      Post-Election Pakistan: More or Less, the World's Most Dangerous Place World Affairs Council of Philadelphia Post-Election Pakistan: More or Less, the World's Most Dangerous Place Presented by World Affairs Council of Philadelphia at World Affairs Council of Philadelphia June 3, 2013 The Pakistani state is weak -- unable to fully control all of its own territory -- yet it has a sizable nuclear arsenal. It has been a significant ally of the United States in many respects, yet equally significant segments of the Pakistani population are increasingly Islamist and anti-American. How do the May elections affect the future of Pakistan and U.S./Pakistan relations? How will U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan impact the region? Could the generations-long conflict between...

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    06/03/13

    Post-Election Pakistan: More or Less, the World's Most Dangerous Place World Affairs Council of Philadelphia Post-Election Pakistan: More or Less, the World's Most Dangerous Place Presented by World Affairs Council of Philadelphia at World Affairs Council of Philadelphia June 3, 2013 The Pakistani state is weak -- unable to fully control all of its own territory -- yet it has a sizable nuclear arsenal. It has been a significant ally of the United States in many respects, yet equally significant segments of the Pakistani population are increasingly Islamist and anti-American. How do the May elections affect the future of Pakistan and U.S./Pakistan relations? How will U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan impact the region? Could the generations-long conflict between...

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    05/16/13	The Second Decade of Homeland Security: Protecting America’s Birthplace World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    02/13/13	Who is Putin-Other Than the Man with His Finger on the World's Largest Stockpile of Nuclear Weapons? World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    11/13/12	The Cuban Missile Crisis at Fifty: Where Are We Now? World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    06/11/12	From Wall Street to the Great Wall: An American Capitalist in China World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    05/23/12	America in the World: Obama's Foreign Policy World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    03/15/12	The Employment Forecast, Consumer Sentiment, and Fixing the Economy World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    01/30/12	Lessons from Latin America World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    10/18/11	The Case for Business in Developing Countries – Let's Change the Conversation World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    06/14/10	Jordan, the West Bank and Israel: Building Bridges World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    02/01/10- 03/01/10	Great Decisions 2010 World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    12/15/09	2009 Atlas Award honoring Jayne B. Garrison featuring Steve Forbes World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
    12/07/09	Trudy Rubin World Affairs Council of Philadelphia