On November 29, 2012, the Cornell International Affairs Review recorded this talk with Professor Allen Carlson.  Professor Carlson addresses a range of topics including China's leadership transition, U.S.-China Relations, and China's status as a global power.

Professor Allen Carlson on China's Leadership Transition and U.S.-China Relations

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Assistant Professor of History and the Himan Brown Sesquicentennial Faculty Fellow at Cornell University, Mostafa Minawi spoke Nov. 8 about Saudi Arabia's rejection of a seat on the United Nations Security Council, offering his insight on the possible motivations behind it and its implications for regional and global politics.

Assistant Prof. Mostafa Minawi on Saudi Arabia's Rejection of a Seat on the UNSC

On September 16, 2013, the Cornell International Affairs Review sat down with Professor Ross Brann. During the interview, Professor Brann provided a broad historical overview of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and commented on the latest developments in the ongoing peace talks.

Professor Ross Brann on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

On March 29th, 2013, Cornell University professor of Near Eastern Studies and Government, David Patel spoke about the impact of the Iraq War ten years after its start on the American public's perception of US involvement abroad and most importantly, on the political atmosphere in Iraq today.
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David Patel on the 10th Anniversary of the Iraq War

On February 22nd, 2013, Cornell university professor of Government and expert on China, Andrew Mertha spoke about the recent Chinese cyber attacks disclosed by US cyber security company Mandiant and the impact it may have on future US-China relations.

Professor Allen Carlson on China's Leadership Transition and U.S.-China Relations

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