Events
Brookings offers a platform to policy experts and world leaders, bringing expertise and informed debate to the public discussion of policy choices.
Thu
May
25
Upcoming Event
Trade, security, and the U.S.-Mexico relationship
Thu
May
25
Upcoming Event
Trade, security, and the U.S.-Mexico relationship
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Washington, DC
Wed
May
31
Upcoming Event
The future of school-based social and emotional learning programs
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Washington, DC
Mon
Jun
5
Upcoming Event
The exile: The stunning inside story of Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida in flight
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Washington, DC
Tue
Jun
6
Upcoming Event
Is Dodd-Frank’s failure resolution regime failing?
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Washington, DC
Sun
Jul
2
Upcoming Event
The seventh China social governance forum
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Beijing, China
2017
May
24
Past Event
China- US action and cooperation in the new age of global climate governance
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Beijing, China
2017
May
24
Past Event
Deconstructing the Modi Doctrine: Three Years of Modi’s Foreign Policy
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New Delhi, India
2017
May
22
Past Event
A discussion with Rep. Mac Thornberry on military readiness, modernization, and innovation
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Washington, DC
2017
May
19
Past Event
Addressing famine, peacekeeping, and insecurity in Africa
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Washington, DC
2017
May
17
Past Event
Placing big bets on small business: Entrepreneurship in Detroit and a path toward Rustbelt revitalization
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Washington, DC
2017
May
16
Past Event
New global and regional trends: Political and economic implications for Latin America
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Washington, DC
2017
May
16
Past Event
Elections in Iran: Prospects for Rouhani, reform, and the nuclear deal
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Washington, DC
2017
May
16
Past Event
“Israel, India, and the Geopolitics of West Asia”, A Discussion with Ambassador Martin Indyk
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New Delhi, India
2017
May
11
Past Event
Side of democracy: America’s responsibilities now
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Washington, DC
2017
May
11
Past Event
Syria strikes, travel ban, refugees, and Muslims: American attitudes on Trump’s early policies
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Washington, DC
2017
May
10
Past Event
Trade backlash and the World Trade Organization
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Washington, DC
2017
May
9
Past Event
A wary embrace: What the China-Russia relationship means for the world
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Washington, DC