Debates We Should Be Having
Apologies for a prolonged absence. I have been running, along with John Ikenberry, a major conference for the Princeton Project on National Security (more about that in my next post) and hosting Condoleezza Rice, Michael Chertoff, and David Petraeus for the launch of the 75th Anniversary of the Woodrow Wilson School, a year long event that will feature speakers from both sides of the aisle and abroad, all of which will be available by webcast on our website. I will post about an interesting difference in Rice's and Chertoff's speeches regarding multilateralism later in the week.
In the meantime my fellow bloggers have had lots of interesting things to say. Reading over their posts, three questions come to mind that I think we need to debate further: on torture, democratization, and public diplomacy.
