The New America Foundation/American Strategy Program and The American Interest are teaming up to host a a policy forum in snow-recovering Washington D.C. today to assess the Obama administration’s performance on major national security and domestic priorities after one year in office.
The event will feature several essayists who represent a diverse set of ideological perspectives and who participated in a symposium on this topic that appears in the current issue of The American Interest.
This event will run from 12:15pm – 1:45pm EST and will STREAM LIVE here at The Washington Note.
CSPAN will also be taping the event and will air it later this week.
I have pasted the full agenda below.
The full set of essays — including ones by Francis Fukuyama, Jessica Mathews, Josef Joffe, Anne Applebaum, Michael Barone, William Galston, Joseph Nye, and others as well as those people speaking in today’s program — is available online here.
featured speakers
Walter Russell Mead
Henry A. Kissinger Senior Fellow for U.S. Foreign Policy
Council on Foreign Relations
Richard Perle
Resident Fellow
American Enterprise Institute
G. John Ikenberry (via conference call)
Albert G. Milbank Professor of Politics and International Affairs
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Princeton University
Steve Clemons
Director, American Strategy Program
New America Foundation
Publisher, The Washington Note
Will Marshall
President
Progressive Policy Institute
Stephen Krasner (via conference call)
Former Director of Policy Planning, US State Department
Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Relations, Stanford University
Ronald Steel
Professor Emeritus of International Affairs
University of Southern California
stage-setting remarks
Adam Garfinkle
Editor
The American Interest
moderator
Steve Coll
President
New America Foundation
Staff Writer, New Yorker
— Ben Katcher
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