February 18, 2019, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Manitowoc Public Library
Great Decisions 2019 @ Manitowoc Public Library2019-02-18T18:00:00The Manitowoc Public Library is proud to present Great Decisions 2019. Increasingly, global events have become domestic concerns and Great Decisions takes you beyond the headlines with essential background information, relevant facts, ever-shifting policy options and impartial analysis.
The lecture schedule is as follows:
2/4 Refugees and Global Migration, Alise Coen, PhD, UW-Manitowoc/Sheboygan
2/11 The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested, Pablo Toral, PhD, Beloit College
2/18 The Middle East: Regional Disorder, Beth Dougherty, PhD, Beloit College
2/25 The Rise of Populism in Europe, Elizabeth Wheat, PhD, UW-Green Bay
3/4 Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future?, Andrew Kydd, PhD, UW-Madison
3/11 Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics, Kevin Kelly, J.D., UW-Madison Law School
3/18 Decoding U.S.-China Trade, Martin Farrell, PhD, Ripon College (Retired)
3/25 State of the State Department and Diplomacy, Daniel C. Stoll, PhD, St. Norbert College
Manitowoc Public Library707 Quay StreetManitowocWI54220 The Manitowoc Public Library is proud to present Great Decisions 2019. Increasingly, global events have become domestic concerns and Great Decisions takes you beyond the headlines with essential background information, relevant facts, ever-shifting policy options and impartial analysis.
The lecture schedule is as follows:
2/4 Refugees and Global Migration, Alise Coen, PhD, UW-Manitowoc/Sheboygan
2/11 The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested, Pablo Toral, PhD, Beloit College
2/18 The Middle East: Regional Disorder, Beth Dougherty, PhD, Beloit College
2/25 The Rise of Populism in Europe, Elizabeth Wheat, PhD, UW-Green Bay
3/4 Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future?, Andrew Kydd, PhD, UW-Madison
3/11 Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics, Kevin Kelly, J.D., UW-Madison Law School
3/18 Decoding U.S.-China Trade, Martin Farrell, PhD, Ripon College (Retired)
3/25 State of the State Department and Diplomacy, Daniel C. Stoll, PhD, St. Norbert College
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February 18, 2019, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM @ Lakeshore Cinema
Book and a Movie/“My Cousin Rachel”2019-02-18T19:00:00Love, revenge, lust, mystery, and longing intermingle against the backdrop of a large Cornwall estate in both Daphne de Maurier’s novel and the 2017 film adaptation of the novel starring Rachel Weisz. However, one huge question remains—which version does a better job of putting all of this intrigue before the public: the book or the movie? You’ll have the opportunity to discuss this oft-debated point if you attend Manitowoc Public Library’s “Book and a Movie” at Lakeshore Cinema—1118 Washington Street—on Monday, February 18th at 7 PM. Watch the movie and then participate in the discussion of the book versus the movie that follows. Books can be checked out prior to the screening at Manitowoc Public Library. Admission is FREE!!!
Lakeshore Cinema1118 Washington StreetManitowocWI54220 Love, revenge, lust, mystery, and longing intermingle against the backdrop of a large Cornwall estate in both Daphne de Maurier’s novel and the 2017 film adaptation of the novel starring Rachel Weisz. However, one huge question remains—which version does a better job of putting all of this intrigue before the public: the book or the movie? You’ll have the opportunity to discuss this oft-debated point if you attend Manitowoc Public Library’s “Book and a Movie” at Lakeshore Cinema—1118 Washington Street—on Monday, February 18th at 7 PM. Watch the movie and then participate in the discussion of the book versus the movie that follows. Books can be checked out prior to the screening at Manitowoc Public Library. Admission is FREE!!!
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February 25, 2019, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Manitowoc Public Library
Great Decisions 2019 @ Manitowoc Public Library2019-02-25T18:00:00The Manitowoc Public Library is proud to present Great Decisions 2019. Increasingly, global events have become domestic concerns and Great Decisions takes you beyond the headlines with essential background information, relevant facts, ever-shifting policy options and impartial analysis.
The lecture schedule is as follows:
2/4 Refugees and Global Migration, Alise Coen, PhD, UW-Manitowoc/Sheboygan
2/11 The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested, Pablo Toral, PhD, Beloit College
2/18 The Middle East: Regional Disorder, Beth Dougherty, PhD, Beloit College
2/25 The Rise of Populism in Europe, Elizabeth Wheat, PhD, UW-Green Bay
3/4 Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future?, Andrew Kydd, PhD, UW-Madison
3/11 Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics, Kevin Kelly, J.D., UW-Madison Law School
3/18 Decoding U.S.-China Trade, Martin Farrell, PhD, Ripon College (Retired)
3/25 State of the State Department and Diplomacy, Daniel C. Stoll, PhD, St. Norbert College
Manitowoc Public Library707 Quay StreetManitowocWI54220 The Manitowoc Public Library is proud to present Great Decisions 2019. Increasingly, global events have become domestic concerns and Great Decisions takes you beyond the headlines with essential background information, relevant facts, ever-shifting policy options and impartial analysis.
The lecture schedule is as follows:
2/4 Refugees and Global Migration, Alise Coen, PhD, UW-Manitowoc/Sheboygan
2/11 The United States and Mexico: Partnership Tested, Pablo Toral, PhD, Beloit College
2/18 The Middle East: Regional Disorder, Beth Dougherty, PhD, Beloit College
2/25 The Rise of Populism in Europe, Elizabeth Wheat, PhD, UW-Green Bay
3/4 Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future?, Andrew Kydd, PhD, UW-Madison
3/11 Cyber Conflicts and Geopolitics, Kevin Kelly, J.D., UW-Madison Law School
3/18 Decoding U.S.-China Trade, Martin Farrell, PhD, Ripon College (Retired)
3/25 State of the State Department and Diplomacy, Daniel C. Stoll, PhD, St. Norbert College
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