U.S. Government & Politics
A patchwork republic: Polarization and the laboratories of democracy
The Brookings Project and the U.S. Committee for Refugees convened a meeting of experts from international organizations, NGOs and research institutions to discuss strategies for dealing with situations of internal displacement where access is particularly difficult. Analysts from the U.S. Committee for Refugees have written country case studies on Turkey, Burma and India, among others, which are now available on the USCR website.
Agenda
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January 28
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"Tough Nuts to Crack"
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
The Brookings Project and the U.S. Committee for Refugees convened a meeting of experts from international organizations, NGOs and research institutions to discuss strategies for dealing with situations of internal displacement where access is particularly difficult. Analysts from the U.S. Committee for Refugees have written country case studies on Turkey, Burma and India, among others, which are now available on the USCR website.
HRHiram Ruiz U.S. Committee for RefugeesJMJana Mason U.S. Committee for Refugees
Roberta Cohen Former Brookings Expert, Co-Chair Emeritus - Committee for Human Rights in North KoreaRWRoger Winter Executive Director, U.S. Committee for Refugees (USCR)SESteve Edminster U.S. Committee for RefugeesBFBill Frelick U.S. Committee for Refugees
Francis M. Deng Former Brookings ExpertBFBill Frelick U.S. Committee for Refugees
Francis M. Deng Former Brookings ExpertHRHiram Ruiz U.S. Committee for RefugeesJMJana Mason U.S. Committee for Refugees
Roberta Cohen Former Brookings Expert, Co-Chair Emeritus - Committee for Human Rights in North KoreaRWRoger Winter Executive Director, U.S. Committee for Refugees (USCR)SESteve Edminster U.S. Committee for Refugees
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