i'm delighted to welcome lisa anderson to present the third in our series of three talks on the middleinflection point. this is an activity supported by the general funds of the middle east program and seemed as we were looking forward to a new administration five years after the beginning of the uprising, it would be useful to take stock of where we are. in my mind, there could be no better guide than our speaker today. i have known lisa for 25 years and she's always impressed me. she just left from a five-year tenure of the university in cairo, which she served as provost for two years. she was the dean of the columbian school of public affairs, the former head of the institute at columbia. the professor of international relations. lisa has not only had a distinguished career in administration, but as a political scientist, i think she has really had a remarkable record analyzing and describing in real terms what is happening and why things are happening in the middle east in incredibly tumultuous five years in egypt working with the various governments and working with students in t

i'm delighted to welcome lisa anderson to present the third in our series of three talks on the middle east at an inflection point. this is an activity which is support bid the general funds to the middle east program. and it just seems to us as we were looking forward to a new administration five years after the beginning of the arab uprisings it would be useful to take stock of where we are. in my mind, there could be no better guide than our speaker today. i've known lisa for 25 years and she's always impressed me. she just left from the five-year tenure as in cairo where she served as provost for two years. she was the dean of the columbia school of the foreign affairs. a professor of international relations. lisa has not only had a distinguished career in administration, but as a political scientists i think she has really had a remarkable record analyzing and describing in real terms what is happening and why things are happening in he middle east in an incredibly tumultuous five years in egypt she was there and she was working with the various governments and working with studen

former president of the american university in cairo lisa anderson delivers remarks at the center for strategic and international studies, that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. former supreme court justice john paul stevens spoke to students about student rights on campus, following remarks he took questions from the audience. this is 45 minutes. >> thank you very much and good afternoon to everyone. i'm delighted to be here and thank you for this opportunity, this is my first sort of official first official appearance after the inauguration and i couldn't think of a higher honor to do so than to introduce our very distinguished speaker today and also speaking on vitally relevant issue currently unfolding on all of our nation's campuses. born in 1920 in chicago and growing up during the great depression, u.s. supreme court justice john paul stevens overcame early challenges to become the third longest-serving justice in the history of the supreme court. john paul stevens did not allow hardship to slow him down. instead, he excelled in studies at the university of chicago

former president of the american university in cairo lisa anderson delivered remarks at the center for strategic and international studies. that is live at 10 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> in both iraq and afghanistan, i helped both countries with their constitutions being sort of facilitator of agreement on key issues among afghans. the influence is considerable and has the government anxious to meet with you. >> sunday night on q&a. former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, iraq and the united nations discusses this journey. >> we saw the extremist and how we corrected it toward the end of the period i was there by the surge and reaching out to the sunnis and building up iraqi forces and establishing a government to bring about security and violence was down. but unfortunately we left and the vacuum was filled by rival regional powers. >> a discussion on the book, "the smartest places on earth," looks at innovations and policies and how cities in u.s. and europe revitalized their economy when manufacturing jobs moved overseas. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> morning, everyone. hop

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