research affiliate of the peerson institute for the study of global conflicts he studied international relations with a focus on international security. the author of two books, the economics of war and organizing democracy. he is authored or co-authored academic papers in numerous journals and has been featured in various news outlets as well. he received his ph.d from the university of michigan am masters or of science from to the london school of economics and political science and a ba from miami university, and before coming to the university of chicago, he was an assistant professor in the department of political science at rutgers, and taught in the department of economics at the ohio state university. next to professor post is austin carson, an assistant professor of political science at the university of chicago, where he currently specializes in security and intelligence, and their relationship to international relations theory. international security and global governance. at the core of his projects is an interest in understanding how government selective reveal and conceal what too

scientific exchange allen lynch has written about this in the field of internationals relations. the ways that east and west due to personal relationships, not to fundamental agreements on ideologies, the but the personal relationships of the leaders open space, give legislate macy to give cover to those who long wanted to kmupgt across societies. we do have a more stable world. wouldn't its nice if the president -- if we had some sense what have his common knowledge about nuclear weapons was wouldn't that make it more stable? there is something about building common knowledge for strategic stability. we take it for granted as collars we think we know what we know and policies makers should know it. but off often that's not the case. so there is a sense of strategic stability and a new communicative connection that i think is built in this period that has enormous enduring value. i put out and i read bill's biographiy goesh chof. i think no detente no gorbachev? where else is where else is going to sen time in the united states and and see democracy in the canada and the united s

studying international relations on international security with the economics of four and organizing democracy and has co-authored academic papers and has received his phd from the university of michigan michigan and from political science and before that was the assistant professor at rutgers with the department of economics at ohio state university. austin carson as they specialize in security and intelligence international security and governance there is an interest of understanding how they reveal and conceal and at this juncture the front stage in the backstage of international politics of the colbert form of intervention otherwise the politics of open secrets sensitive information all of which are in play here tonight. phd in political science and from globalization and from the woodrow wilson center. next to professor carson is theen associate -- associate professor and faculty chair on international relations on international security policy and research focuses on international security or to explain that lesion. and finally the nuclear proliferation fellow here at the univ

i'm a big believer in that, but there's all this tension where i come from in international relations, the problem of deception and that is that you can obviously want to communicate. you can communicate with that smile and that friendship and build those personal relationships, but if the person is trying to deceive you, you have to be very wary of that, and of course, the ultimate example is when bush, second bush said that i looked into putin's soul, and i liked what i saw and i understand the man. obviously that was a pure deception. it reminds me of the woody allen that he failed first year of philosophy because he looked into the soul of the final exam. you can't do that. you can't look into the other person and see their true intensions and you might be deceived. so i'm wondering how u.s. historians would grapple with this age-old problem in my field of how do you deal with that tension between trying to understand one another and also deal with the problem of deception? >> so it's a great question and it connects to arna and tim's point, as well. i think the policymakers who g

as discussed with this with jamal wakim professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut welcome to the program jamal. let's start with the meeting do you think this meeting will bring any significant easing of the dangerous tensions do you think between washington and ankara in syria that we've been witnessing. i believe so specially at a time when the goods in syria. have mended fences with the syrian government and have let the syrian troops to enter to offer in the same time . the turkish troops are stumbling and they didn't achieve much success in their onslaught on our friend so i believe the u.s. secretary of state has given that. a gate out. of the crisis or of the problems they found themselves in especially that the americans want to keep the goods at bay they don't want them to. feel free to deal with whichever a side they want specially that it was a lot of me for them what they did with the syrian government regarding three and so they want to go on to their control and they want also to win the turks over and that's why they. expressed h

let's discuss this story now more detail with the law who is a professor of international relations professor what do you make of threats to the syrian government over potential advance on syrian territory. thank you very much for having me of course a lot of information today about the agreement there is not often sure who are porous about what happened but i think that what they were suggested to courts in the first this before the turkish military operation now is existing. and because of that nobody thought king about the details of this agreement you know wants called mr go down on him anything to do that russia was not involved in these discussions and in these negotiations but in a way i think today the telephone conversation between birth and booted and was it our the guy and it gives us an impression what's going on that the torques is accepting the entering of syrian army. and that they're they one q. why b g. troops still with all from a friend are they think that we are going step by step to finish this problem as i still wish in your free is there is difficulty for the white b.g.

but we can now discuss this further with our guest hussein bank chief professor of international relations that anchor is middle east technical university mr bangs she welcome to the program it's good to see you so president or one has accused the u.s. of plotting against turkey in syria what kind of plot does he have in mind here. turkish american. conflict interest is different and from the very day from very beginning turkey and america had different interpretations concerning the p.g. and concerning the kurds in the north of syria and the turkish view of official view is that why p.g. is organically banned to the p.k. k. so it is a terrorist organization whereas for americans p.g. is representing rockall forces fighting on the side of america to defeat diet and america is supporting the kurds militarily and economically since then and this is not in the interest of turkey in particular when we talk about the man beach this is maybe until now the biggest crucial point what happens if turkey decides to and in many what turkey. the american soldiers on the side of. p.g. and would there be

speak now to the sane bank she's professor of international relations at anchor is middle east technical university good evening to you we've heard it from president saying syrian forces entering our friend quote will pay a high price for this does this mean you conflict a new front in northern syria. i think it can be a conflict it can be a confrontation unless iran and. russia intervene in the conflict and they try to moderate between turkey and the bashar assad regime but that's in the report indicated no doubt the white p.g. is very much afraid that turkey is entering into afghan and the turkish troops stay there whereas south wants to keep of course he's contrie under his control often it's still syrian territory and the kurds now looking both to turkish and to measure assad and they have a strong choice whatever choice they make they have to pay a very high price but definitely they would not choose turkish side they would probably cooperate with bashar assad because in the long run. is the one who can provide political autonomy or any other advantages that they can control a certa

development in the us in what it all means knowledge jamal wakim professor of history and international relations of the lebanese university in beirut you're very welcome do you think that this cease fire is it possible to implement a and b. is it going to hold for thirty days. well i believe that the ceasefire is conditional and this is noted in the un resolution because the syrian government and its russian ally will. continue its operations against. isis which are on the terrorist list. this is on one hand and on the other hand i believe that we need to see what would be the reaction of the united states because the united states was the one to call for the un resolution for the ceasefire in the beginning however the russian intervention amended this ceasefire to fit. the needs for fighting terrorism. in syria. while the united states thinks that the ceasefire was meant not for the syrian government to take control of which should remain. like a region to direct threat to the capital to damascus and there were plans to link. them to a plan for region controlled by the united states to. open a

he studies international relations with the focus on international security and authorf two books "the economics of war" and "organizing dem k democracy." he has authored or co-authored numerous journals and featured in news outlet wills as well. received his ph.d. from the university of michigan and masters in economic school in london and a p.a. from university of miami, and before he was a professor of political science at rutgers and also taught in the political science department at the ohio university. and next to him is houston carson from the university of chicago where he specializes in security and intelligence and their relationship to international relations theory and international security and global governance. at the core of the projects is an interest and understanding of how the government selectively reveal and conceal what they do and the juncture that it brings between the front stage and the backstage of the international politics. the forth coming book is going to analyze covert military intervention and the role of the state's war, and also will, he has works of

first, as much as it is commonplace now for international relations experts to say the rest of the world is moving on and leaving the united -- united states to decide and they want something new and different, the fact is most countries in the world have seen that they have in a fitted from a global order the united states has led, and they bought into it and continue to even now. that applies to china, who makes a lot of noise about wanting to ted to the rest thesere principles and institutions i have laid out. we have managed the transition from the formal institutions to more flexible and practical approaches. better than people think. on climate, proliferation, trade, things like managing the outcome of the global economic crisis and making sure the recession did not turn into a global depression, this has worked better than people think. finally, trump himself has not been able to do that level of damage that he threatened to do on the campaign trail because he found himself constrained by congress, his own national security team, and sometimes reality. host: we have got about 25 m

a student of international relations from nsc, socialist. my question is to ares. point-five of wilson had direct antecedents to the international congress of 1885, and all india of 1905. if you see the wording, its direct quotations from the manifesto. if you're looking for the genesis and the antecedents of point-five, i wanted to point it out. thanks. >> hi, my name is alana. i'm a full bright scholar at george washington university, a historian in the netherlands. thanks very much for very fascinating discussion. i just want to ask a brief question about self-determination idea. i could agree, of course, the statement is very much about laying out a blueprint for american power in the post-war moment, but i'm curious as to why exactly wilson seeks to institutional ize this international order as creation of the league. as part of that effort he uses the word peoples rather than nations even though the league is an effort to institutional ize the for matt of the nation state. so, i'm wondering if you could say something about the contradiction inherent in that id

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the idea that the more understanding between leaders and between bureaucracies is good for international relations. i'm a big believer in that. but there's also this tension, at least from where i come from, the study of political science and international relations, the problem of deception. and that is that you can obviously want to communicate. you can communicate with that smile and friendship. build those personal relationships but if the person is trying to deceive you, you have to be wary of that. the ultimate example is when bush -- the second bush said i looked into putin's soul -- paraphrase -- looked into putin's soul and i liked what i saw and i understand the man. that was pure deception. it reminds me of the woody allen joke that he failed first year philosophy because he looked into the soul of the person next to him on the final exam. well, you know, you can't do that. that's the problem of other minds in philosophy circles. you can't look into the other person and see their true intentions and you might be deceived so i'm wondering how you as historians would grabble with this age

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government is moral lives and international relations of course current regime is a very horrible and condition there is really horrible and disastrous but if we moralize you know russia relations and like you know absolutely right and absolutely wrong so it's kind of all pro. it would be not good in terms of dealing with a crisis situation. if i go back to gregory in columbus i mean the trump administration has said that it will apply maximum pressure on north korea but also. i mean i don't see any of the engagement in when someone doesn't gauge the south koreans they get snubbed for it. actually did you just think washington was caught off food on all of this i mean because we have again we have these conflicting reactions coming out of washington go ahead greg i actually don't think there are conflicting reactions coming out of washington so if you read very carefully the washington post article in which was quoted down there it's return flight. what do you actually think worth being nuclearization have to be and this sort of work because it taken this whole step could be nuclear i

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based think tank chatham house also a professor of international relations at regent university here in london thanks very much for coming to speak to them and so on the face of it nothing very extraordinary about the rhetoric from iran and israel in munich security conference but coming after. perhaps what you might say are unprecedented unprecedented clashes inside syria would you say there has been some shift in the level of tensions between the two countries i think there is a dynamic now which is a very negative very dangerous they now make between all the powers in the region right now and specifically incidence rhetoric which is quite extreme as we saw today can escalate it rather quickly into a clash whether it's by poxy or more directly very monk that for the first time that and you know is basically first name very clear on not only. in the region or with any and that both sides both dissipate in the civil war in syria not only did it on hezbollah but if it's getting any worse or with feels more threatened to have a direct or directly attack iran this is this war for it's g

i had a great time learning international relations, except the professor who took jane fonda to north vietnam, as antiwar as they get, and he was the professor of international law. those greatne of big bowls with her per pressure speaks and everyone looks down on him and he was lecturing on the vietnam war from which i had recently returned. he said, there are no north vietnamese troops in south vietnam, these are all indigenous who are fighting against an illegal government, the north vietnamese are not involved in any way. i stood up, i did not say a word, i stood up, nobody knew i was a captain in the army. i had started growing my hair, i was not wearing a uniform, i stood up and he looks up and he says you are you? a chancehave not had to personally meet you but i am captain ken carlson and i've just returned from vietnam and i am here to tell you that there are lots of north vietnamese troops in south vietnam. i was engaged with many north vietnamese units in uniform and we had a very good kill ratio of 100 to 1. professor,e you, that there are north vietnamese. he said see me

be introduced to it right friend of mine and i don't think that you know why write about international relations you know i want to write. howard dennis allen and you know you have a train to go for our feet making sure that there's always fun at these winter olympics day. twenty palestinians were injured in gaza on friday on the latest update of radio over the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the israeli capital demonstrators placed burning tires on the israeli border and i.d.f. soldiers forced them back with crowd control weapons. you know you've got if you believe it to be done but. you know. where the one where they were going in the. meanwhile president trump has made it clear he will not back down on the drew slim. dispute the u.s. embassy in israel will be moved to jerusalem on may fourteenth that is the date in one thousand nine hundred eight when the state of israel was declared here's how president trump described his decision making process. people calling begging me don't do it don't do it don't do it campaign against it was so incredible but you know what the campaign for it was als

their own while talking about international relations in general are. cowards janice allen and you know you have a train job or are to be making sure that there's always fun at these winter olympics and that. you're watching r t international after the break we look at how the florida school shooting is shaping the route of a gun control in the u.s. . when you don't. know. that. you speak french. welcome back american anti-gun campaign as of now published a list of three hundred members of congress whom they accuse of blocking efforts to impose tougher firearms laws the long standing debate over gun control is intensified in the wake of the florida school massacre which killed seventeen last week impassioned pleas from the victims the public on politicians have been shown on t.v. and social media in recent days. this is my pretty been. legally registered a ar fifteen which i purchased over thirty years ago i decided today. i'm going to make sure this weapon will never be able to take a life. if now. despite clearly heightened emotions across the us righ

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know why i write about international relations you know i'm an.hour janice allen and you know you have a trained go before. making sure that there's always fun abbie's winter let's take a day. right that's it for now thank you very much for watching kevin i was going to be here in the coming hours to keep you updated on all the well developments from ati international but i found. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest greed in truth to stand down the news business you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. this is charlie munger has approached economics lowball lovell so well fargo bail out wells fargo. charlie munger and one buffett. don't mess up syria got os security interest that's russian security interest ok not just a thought we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and yukon just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unaccepta

and we're now joined live by jamal wakim international relations professor at the lebanese university mr joachim thanks for joining us here on r.t. international today u.s. officials describing this as strike as quote defensive how would you describe it. i believe this is and i got action against the syrian arab army and against the syrian government because the united states have no legitimate claim to have troops on syrian soil. it claimed that it was fighting eisel but so far we never saw a single strike by the united states against isis fighters all strikes game against the syrian arab army and its allies and then the attempt to take hold off north eastern syria. and establish military bases there this is part of it all and scheme for the middle east by the united states to keep this region under its control especially that it could control the whole region from the from the upper of create this region which is between the west and what he must get to that. just him i mean if i may just i'm sort of interrupt you but regarding this airstrike by u.s. led forces just now one hundred

intentions and objective leave you china's national defense military buildup or we spoke to international relations analyst victor gal he ses that nuclear proliferation is endangering the whole world. the united states has the largest the defense budget in the world larger than the next ten countries military budget combined together if it needs this as a defense measure is completely inaccurate and is misleading the whole world i think in the world we live in today we need peace we need stability we need development we need to have responsible global countries like the united states for example taking up their responsibility rather than spending money more and more soul. developing and improving their nuclear weapons which eventually a major threat a menace to world peace and stability to join me again and thirty minutes time for more global news but stay with us for more great artist programs rather. than a war zone you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battle. to stop the predator tell you that every gossip and public . tell you on the whol

want to be introduced to is this right friend of mine and i don't think that it was about international relations you know i'm right. howard dennis allen and you know you have a train to go for our feet making sure that there's always fun at these winter olympics and that you. know the united nations security council is a boa to discuss a possible cease fire for the rebel held district of eastern in syria russia is pushing for several amendments for a previous draft resolution failed to pass in new york for us this hour. well it's been a tough two days of rhetoric and negotiations now it all relates to the district of eastern ghouta that's east of damascus a suburb that is currently under the control of rebels and terrorists it's an enclave and at this point the syrian government is trying to retake the city in an anti terror operation now at this point the anti terror operation is being widely criticized by western leaders there reporting that civilians are being killed recently we even heard from u.s. president donald trump who said that the operations of the syrian government in eastern guta t

an order that as solidified after 1945 has undergirded international relations for the better part of a century. specifically on self-determination, it's an order based -- this international order is based on the proliferation of self-determining states. we had 20-something states in the world around the time of world war i, around the time of the peace conference. we now have close to 100. that's self-determination at work. this led on one hand to more accountable governments and on the other hand to weak state and inflexible territorial configurati configurations, among other problems. so thinking about the 14 points highlights the difficulties of constructing and preserving such an order, in particular it highlights the contradictions imbedded in such a project. thinking of the 14 points is a founding document of the liberal order also reminds us that it is an order that is now facing unprecedented challenges, not least from the very place not far from here in which it was drafted. now the current circumstances, and historians always have to say this, are very different from those

knowing why write about international relations you know i'm. howard janice allen and you know you have a train job. hard making sure that there's always fun when you're like me and that . you're watching r t international from moscow after the break we take a look at how the florida school shooting in shaping the route of gun control in the u.s. . played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill the narrowness and spending to get the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else going to be true so i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chance with. the piece it's going to. say this is charlie munger has approached economics lobola lomotil so wells fargo palau wells fargo below the turn charlie munger and warren buffett turns them are. hello again anti-gun campaigners in america are stepping up their fight t

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