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The guest talked about her story in Foreign Policy magazine, “Failed States Index 2007,” a report on ranking the world’s most unstable countries according to social, economic, political and…

Ms. Baker talked about the current military conflict between the Union of Islamic Courts and the Transitional Federal Government in Somalia. Topics included the diplomatic efforts by the…

Ms. Robinson talked about corporate accountability and human rights concerns in the global marketplace. Among the topics she addressed were developing cooperative efforts between business…

Guests discussed developments in South Africa over the past three years since multiracial democracy replaced the apartheid regime. They examined the pace of change in economic, political…

This special program includes a variety of people involved in the elections in South Africa. Pauline Baker of The Aspen Institute discussed the significance of these elections and examined the…

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussed the U.S. policy options in South Africa. In 1986 the U.S. passed a comprehensive anti-apartheid act, which is believed to have helped…

Pauline Baker, the Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, spoke at a Washington Center sponsored event. Baker’s speech focused on U.S. policy on and current issues within South…

Pauline Baker of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace spoke about politics in South Africa, including President Botha’s resignation, U.S. policy, and her recently published book…