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Conversation
Idea: Are borders really the problem?
A Conversation about border security and the refugee crisis.
Monday, Oct 14, 2019
12:00 - 1:15 PM
@ Edlis Neeson Theater at the Museum of Contemporary Art
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Michael Shear
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Carol Marin
Director, Center for Journalism Integrity and Excellence, DePaul University
Julie Hirschfield Davis
Congressional Editor, New York Times
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The war games of modern geopolitics have initiated a humanitarian crisis that defines our times. With renewed emphasis on borders and what they mean, how are refugees changing our understanding of the nation, of borders, and of ourselves? This Talk will explore the converging worlds of human rights, global security, and high-stakes diplomacy. Together, we’ll confront essential questions about global ethics and offer a new approach for policymakers and peace advocates.
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Monday, Oct 14, 2019
12:00 - 1:15 PM
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Idea: Are borders really the problem?
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<p>The war games of modern geopolitics have initiated a humanitarian crisis that defines our times. With renewed emphasis on borders and what they mean, how are refugees changing our understanding of the nation, of borders, and of ourselves? This Talk will explore the converging worlds of human rights, global security, and high-stakes diplomacy. Together, we’ll confront essential questions about global ethics and offer a new approach for policymakers and peace advocates.</p>
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