Friday, January 06, 2006
Electing to Fight
For those of you who were unable to attend our "Challenging Orthodoxies" luncheon on December 8, another opportunity to engage with Jack Snyder and Ed Mansfield--they will be speaking at the Cato Institute on January 12, an event
that is open to the public (after registration).
Whether you agree with Snyder and Mansfield or not, the debate and discussion will focus on facts, not faith, in dealing with the challenges of democracy promotion. Tom Carothers, of the Carnegie Endowment, and Robert W. Merry, President and Publisher of Congressional Quarterly, will offer comments. (Robert Merry, by the way, is one of the contributors to a recent TNI symposium on the Bush Doctrine, also discussed in these pages.) Justin Logan of the Cato Institute will preside.
that is open to the public (after registration).
Whether you agree with Snyder and Mansfield or not, the debate and discussion will focus on facts, not faith, in dealing with the challenges of democracy promotion. Tom Carothers, of the Carnegie Endowment, and Robert W. Merry, President and Publisher of Congressional Quarterly, will offer comments. (Robert Merry, by the way, is one of the contributors to a recent TNI symposium on the Bush Doctrine, also discussed in these pages.) Justin Logan of the Cato Institute will preside.
