Seminars and Symposia

New Scenarios for US-Cuba Relations

Organized by Margaret E. Crahan (Dorothy Epstein Professor, Hunter College and The Graduate Center) and Mauricio Font (Director, Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies, and Prof. Queens College and The Graduate Center) this series includes five seminars and a conference throughout the 2003-2004 academic year.

Schedule:

Spring 2004

2/13/04 New Scenarios for US-Cuba Economic Relations: What are the Real Possibilities?
4:30-6:30 -Room 9206

• Reverend Raimundo Garcia Franco
  Christian Center of Reflection and Dialogue
• Ted Henken
  Baruch College
• Kirby Jones
  Alamar Associates
  

3/12/04 New Scenarios for US-Cuba Relations
4:30-6:30 -Room 9206

• Daniel Erikson
  Inter-American Dialogue
  

3/24/04 The Other Cuban Transition: Waiting for Changes in the Political Ethos of Cuban Miami
5:00-7:00 -Room C204

• Lisandro Pérez
  Florida International University
  

4/29/04-4/30/04 New Scenarios for US-Cuba Relations: A Conference

Fall 2003

10/24/03 New Scenarios for US-Cuba Relations: A US Perspective
4:30-6:30 -Room 9206

• Kevin Whitaker
  Office of Cuban Affairs, US Department of State
  

11/7/03 New Scenarios for US-Cuba Relations: Historical Perspectives
4:30-6:30 -Room C204

• Philip Brenner
  School of International Studies, American University
• Philip Peters
  Vice President, Lexington Institute
  

This schedule is subject to change.