Speakers:Dr. Preston Keat, UBS, Head of Political and Country Risk

Title: Palmetto Forum: "Geopolitics and Markets: Investing in an Uncertain World"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Folks Center for International Business, Columbia World Affairs Council

Preston Keat is a leading global expert on political risks and their economic impacts. Currently head of risk analysis at the world’s largest private bank, UBS, Keat’s insights are sought after by world leaders and key industries. Previously the director of research for the Eurasian Group, Keat is well known for the book he wrote with Ian Bremner, The Fat Tail: The Power of Political Knowledge in an Uncertain World. Keat holds a PhD from UCLA in Political Science and is currently a Sonoco Visiting Fellow in International Business in the Darla Moore School of Business.

Speakers: Dr. Emily Beaulieu

Title: Palmetto Forum: "Making Punches Count: The Individual Logic of Legislative Brawls"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Dr. Beaulieu will talk about her most recent book, explaining how democratic legislators can be motivated to engage in physical violence, and the consequences of this behavior for democratic representation.

Speakers: Consul General Melanie Moltmann

Title: Palmetto Forum: "U.S.-Germany Relations"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Join us for a discussion on the future of transatlantic relations with Consul General Moltmann while reflecting on German Unity Day (Oct. 3), commemorating German reunification in 1990, and the 25 anniversary of the Columbia’s Sister City partnership with Kaiserslautern.

Speakers: U.S. Ambassador (ret.) James Story, Dr. Carl Dahlman, Dr. Gerry McDermott

Title: Palmetto Forum: "The World Ahead: Understanding New Realities"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Join us for a round-up of recent shifts in global affairs and a discussion of the road ahead. Our experts will analyze newly emerging world trends and share their perspectives on what these changes mean for conventional patterns of trade, diplomacy, and geopolitics.

Speakers: Professor Bill Hauk

Title: Palmetto Forum: "The Economic Impact of Tariffs (Actual or Possible) on South Carolina"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

With shifting trade policies and the potential for new tariffs on the horizon, how might South Carolina’s economy be affected? Join us and Dr. Hauk, a frequently sought after expert by major news outlets, for an insightful discussion on the real and possible impacts of tariffs on industries, jobs, and consumers in the state. Dr. Hauk candidly acknowledges that the direction of this talk will depend on unfolding policy decisions—particularly whether a key reciprocal tariff plan moves forward on April 2nd and remains in place. Stay informed, join the conversation, and explore what these trade dynamics could mean for South Carolina’s economic future.

Speakers: Consul General Rachel Galloway

Title: Palmetto Forum: "Bridging the Atlantic from the United Kingdom to South Carolina”

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Join us for a presentation by Rachel Galloway, His Majesty’s Consul General at the British Consulate-General in Atlanta. Consul General Galloway will discuss her career in diplomacy as it parallels geopolitical trends. With a new Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and SC signed last year to strengthen trade relations, and the opening of a new SC Dept. of Commerce desk serving the UK & Ireland, Consul General Galloway will also address the future relations between our state and the United Kingdom.

Speakers: Professor Chris Yenkey

Title: Palmetto Forum: "Corruption: Ethics Versus Interests"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Corruption is one of the world's most persistent social and economic maladies despite being widely reviled. Anticorruption sentiment is everywhere, but effective solutions are elusive. Professor Yenkey will draw on his research and teaching on corruption to discuss this complex problem, focusing on how attitudes and beliefs in the general public can contribute to pervasive corruption even as the same public suffers from its effects. In true academic fashion, this talk will probably leave you with more questions than answers. Professor Yenkey uses innovative field experiments to capture the microfoundations of public support for corruption. He works with a range of public and private sector organizations to identify and test new interventions that help members of the public decline self-interested benefits available through occasional collusion with public officials.

Speakers Dr. Mathieu Deflem

Title: Palmetto Forum: "Israel and October 7: Ethnographic Observations, Here and There"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

This presentation focuses on selected aspects of the manner in which the Hamas terrorist attacks of October 7 have been perceived and interpreted in Israel and in the United States. Findings are based on ethnographic data, including a research stay in Israel in October 2024 on the occasion of the one-year anniversary of the Hamas massacre, as well as observations at home, especially from New York City. Situated in the context of his sociological research on counterterrorism, Dr. Deflem extends the viewpoint to the cultural dimension of the twin evils of terrorism and antisemitism.

Speakers: Dr. Christina Ahmadjian Sonoco Visiting Fellow, Darla Moore School of Business. Dr. Carl Dahlman Director, Walker Institute of International and Area Studies. Dr. Gerry McDermott Chair, Sonoco Department of International Business, Darla Moore School of Business.

Title: Palmetto Forum: "Geopolitical Disruption and the U.S. Elections"

Co-sponsors: Darla Moore School of Business, Columbia World Affairs Council

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Join us for a post-election discussion of the global challenges and opportunities that will face the new president and Congress. What will be the new international priorities for the United States? How will the world respond to changes in America's leadership? Our expert panel will give their analyses of what lies ahead.

Speakers: Scott Snyder, President and CEO at the Korea Economic Institute of America; Wonwoo Chung, First Secretary at the Political Section of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea to the United States; Evan Fowler, Economic Officer in the Office of Korean and Mongolian Affairs for the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs with the State Department; Carl Dahlman, Director of the Walker Institute of International and Area Studies

Title: "Korea Economic Institute of America Presents: 'The Future of Korea 2024'"

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Korea Economic Institute of America, Columbia World Affairs Council

Join the Walker Institute, in collaboration with the Columbia World Affairs Council, as we host the Korean Economic Institute for a panel discussion featuring representatives from both the U.S. Department of State and the Korean Embassy. This event will provide important context on the strategic relationship between the United States and South Korea, the ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula, and the outlook for Korea's economic, political, and cultural influence globally.

Speakers: Mayor Daniel Rickenmann, Mayor of Columbia, SC

Title: "International Opportunity Outlook for Columbia”

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Mayor Daniel Rickenmann is dedicated to fostering Columbia's growth on the global stage by championing economic development and promoting the city’s cultural vibrancy. For far too long, the City of Columbia has been the best kept secret, but now, Mayor Rickenmann is telling the Capital City’s story all around the world. By encouraging local innovation and building strong international partnerships, Mayor Rickenmann is positioning Columbia as a thriving center for business, culture, and a higher quality of life.

Title: "Blue Zones: Where Are They and How Do We Get There?”

Speakers: Mayor Daniel Rickenmann, Mayor of Columbia, SC, Margaret Brown, Vice President at Blue Zones

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Boyd Innovation Center, Columbia World Affairs Council

The City of Columbia and Prisma Health introduced the Blue Zones Initiative with Dan Buettner, highlighting longevity and health traits from Blue Zones. The five recognized Blue Zones around the world include Ikaria, Greece; Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica; and Loma Linda, California, USA. Factors contributing to longevity include diet, lifestyle, and strong social connections. Most recently, Singapore has been identified as the sixth Blue Zone. These areas have a high number of centenarians and lower rates of chronic diseases. Our community embraced the initiative, leading to a collaborative effort for Columbia to gain a Blue Zone status. We will hear from Margaret Brown, Vice President at Blue Zones with comments from Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and learn about the 6 Blue Zones around the world and what we can do in Columbia to make our city a Blue Zone Certified City! Could Columbia, South Carolina be the next Blue Zone?

Speakers: Dr. Marcel Schäfer, Senior Research Scientist for the South Carolina Fraunhofer USA Alliance, Raphael Antonius Frick, Research Fellow at Fraunhofer SIT | ATHENE

Title: "Revealing the Worldwide Impact of Deep Fakes and AI”

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Dr. Marcel Schäfer, Senior Research Scientist for the South Carolina Fraunhofer USA Alliance, brings a wealth of experience from his tenure at the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technologies (SIT) in Germany. With a master's degree in mathematics from the University of Wuppertal and a PhD in computer science from the Technical University of Darmstadt, Dr. Schäfer has led numerous projects in cybersecurity and software engineering across the public and private sectors. Since March 2021, he has served as the Senior Program Coordinator for Fraunhofer USA Alliance, overseeing a range of technical projects including smart manufacturing, IoT, Industry 4.0, digitization, predictive maintenance, predictive analytics, and other data-driven and machine-learning-based technologies. From his office in Greenville, Dr. Schäfer looks to expand the Fraunhofer brand throughout South Carolina and the southeast region. His goal is to institutionalize Fraunhofer USA as an established organization in South Carolina and to bring the newest technology "made by Fraunhofer" from the global Fraunhofer network into the South.

Raphael Antonius Frick is a research fellow at Fraunhofer SIT | ATHENE in Darmstadt, specializing in the division of "Media Security & IT-Forensics." He focuses on developing new detection methods for AI-generated and manipulated audiovisual data, along with techniques for identifying disinformation in social media that span multiple modalities.

Speaker: Phillip Chritton, International Attorney and Visiting Fellow at USC Darla Moore School of Business

Title: "China 2024: The Year of the Dragon”

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Phillip Chritton is an international attorney with unique insights on China gained from living and working there for many years. He started teaching English in Beijing in 1984 and later advised multinational companies investing in the Chinese market. He later went on to work for UPS and recently retired as the Deputy General Counsel-International at UPS. He spent over a decade in Singapore, leading the Asia Pacific legal team, and later overseeing the company’s international legal matters.

Phil holds a B.A. in History from Stanford University, an M.A. in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he was a Foreign Language and Area Studies fellow in Chinese, and a J.D. from Columbia Law School, where he was an editor of The Journal of Chinese Law. Outside UPS, Phil has served on the board of The Council of Independent Colleges. He also formerly served on the board of Childspring International, an Atlanta-based organization providing medical surgeries to children in developing countries.

Speaker: Jon Olson Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Blackbaud

Title: "Anatomy of a Data Security Incident and Related Legal Aftermath”

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Jon Olson will explain how his South Carolina-based tech company dealt with a ransomware attack and the impact on its international business. Jon Olson joined Blackbaud in September 2008 and is responsible for legal and real estate activities, including negotiating transactions, managing corporate governance activities and legal compliance. He previously worked for Alcatel-Lucent, MCI, Unisys and in private practice. He received his BS from Georgetown University, JD from Dickinson School of Law and MBA from Seton Hall University.

Title: "What is Attractive and What is Not? Countries' Battle for Soft Power in the Cyberspace"

Speaker: Judit Trunkos, Faculty Associate, Walker Institute of International and Area Studies

Date: December 2nd, 2021

Location: Virtual event

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Title: "The Making of a Cold War Journalist: Marvin Kalb's Long Letter Home After an Unforgettable Personal Adventure"

Speaker: Marvin Kalb, a non-resident senior fellow with the Foreign Policy Program at Brookings

Location: Virtual event

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

What was it like to be at the center of political tensions in Moscow and tasked with explaining the Soviet Union to the American public? Chosen by legendary broadcaster Edward R. Murrow to become one of what came to be known as the ‘Murrow Boys,’ veteran journalist Marvin Kalb shares his journey from radio newswriter to one of America’s most widely known foreign correspondents. In his newest memoir, “Assignment Russia: Becoming a Foreign Correspondent in the Crucible of the Cold War,” Kalb takes readers on a personal journey through some of the darkest moments of the Cold War and the early days of television news. Drawing from his firsthand experiences, Kalb will comment on US-Russia relations and covering diplomacy in changing times, which is increasingly important as technological advances and social media outlets change the way that we deliver information.

Title: "Covid Crisis from an International Perspective: Competing Models, Scars and Silver Linings"

Speaker: Michel Gerebtzoff, Consulate General of Belgium in Atlanta

Location: Virtual event

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Covid has struck at a time of relative weakness of the multilateral institutions and high international political polarization. Absent a solid international coordination mechanism, countries have resorted to widely divergent tactics to confront the pandemic, and a battle of the narratives has developed. Drawing from his first hand experience of China, European Union and international relations, CG Michel Gerebtzoff will comment on the geopolitical impact of the crisis on some of the world's key players.

Title: "Understanding the Conflict in the Eastern Mediterranean"

Speaker: Dr. Ali Demiridas, Contributor to National Interest and other news media

Location: Virtual event

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Greece and Turkey are currently engaged in a dispute over territorial waters that threatens to engulf the region, due to the fact that Greece is a member of the EU, both are members of NATO, and other countries in the region have overlapping commits as well. 

Dr. Demirdas is a foreign policy expert on Turkish foreign policy as well as the Middle East. He was a Fulbright scholar before earning his doctorate in political science from the University of South Carolina, USA. He taught Middle East politics at the College of Charleston in South Carolina (2011-2018) His opinion pieces have been published in the Jerusalem Post, the National Interest, Responsible Statecraft, Fair Observer, and Inside Arabia and translated into more than 7 languages. He has appeared on many political talk shows.

Title: "US Intelligence in the Information Age: Are we prepared for the next fight?"

Speaker: Major General Christopher Ballard, U.S. Army Retired, Greenville SC

Location: Virtual event

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Title: “US-Venezuela relations:  How we got here and where we are going”

Speaker: Ambassador Jimmy Story Venezuela Affairs Unit, Bogota, Colombia

Co-sponsors: Columbia World Affairs Council

Ambassador Story will describe the days leading to the suspension of operations at the U.S. Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela. In exploring the roots of the political and economic crisis in Venezuela, he will provide an account of the US policy positions and their importance for the region. He will then discuss policy options moving forward and explain the high cost of failure if Venezuela were to slide further into dictatorship.

Title: “The Rise and Challenges of Authoritarian Populism In Europe And The U.S.”

Speaker: Dr. David Sirakov, Director of the Atlantic Academy Rheinland-Pfalz

Location: Virtual event

Title: "Internet voting in national elections: why it is widely used in some European countries and considered an impossibly bad idea in others "

Speaker: Dr. Mihkel Solvak, Professor of electoral behavior, Tartu University, Estonia

Location: Virtual event

Title: "The COVID-19 Pandemic:  Separating Fact from Fiction and Certainty from Uncertainty "

Speaker: Dr. Eric Brenner, Medical Epidemiologist, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina

Location: Virtual event

Title: "The COVID-19 Pandemic:  Separating Fact from Fiction and Certainty from Uncertainty "

Speaker: Dr. Eric Brenner, Medical Epidemiologist, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina

Location: Virtual event

Title: “Putin’s 2024 Problem”

Speaker: Dr. Gordon Smith, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Political Science, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

On January 15, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave his annual address to the Russian Parliament in which he unveiled plans to reform the country’s constitution. Hours later he dismissed the entire cabinet. What is Vladimir Putin up to? Will he push to amend the constitution to enable himself to serve as “President for life?” Will he resign before the end of his fourth term as President expires in 2024? Professor Gordon Smith, who has analyzed Russian political affairs for almost 50 years, will try to make sense of President Putin’s recent extraordinary moves and what they mean for Russia and the world.

Title: “From Mine to Market: Diamonds and 19th-Century Transatlantic Trade”

Speaker: Dr. Saskia Coenen Snyder, Associate Professor of History, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “Breaking Down the Breakdown of Democracy in Venezuela”

Speaker: Dr. Matthew Wilson, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “Democracy building after authoritarianism - THE CHALLEGES TO LIBERAL DEMOCRACY IN POLAND (and Eastern Europe) 30 years after the 1989 reFolution”

Speaker: Dr. Bohdan Szklarski, Visiting Professor of Political Science, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “The Middle East after the Israeli elections”

Speaker: Dr. Josef Olmert, Adjunct Professor of Political Science, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Crisis in Hong Kong: How Chinese is Hong Kong"

Speaker: Dr. John Hsieh, Professor of Political Science, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “The Cosmology of Brexit”

Speaker: Dr. Robert Cox, Director, Walker Institute of International and Area Studies, Professor of Political Science, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “Avoiding Day Zero – Perspectives on Financing the Global Water and Sanitation Water Infrastructure Transition”

Speaker: Dr. David Fuente, Assistant Professor, School of Earth, Ocean & Environment, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "A Local Battle with Global Implications: The Dispute Over the South China Sea"

Speaker: Professor Joel Samuels, School of Law, University of South Carolina.

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “A global energy transition? The increasing role of renewable energy in the global energy mix”

Speaker: Dr. Connor Harrison, Assistant professor of Department of Geography at the University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Fascism and the Demise of Democracy"

Speaker: Dr. Donald Puchala, the James F. and Maude B. Byrnes Professor of International Studies Emeritus at the University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Fascist regimes are products of postdemocracy. Fascist parties and their leaders come to power because they win elections in democratic countries. Fascists don’t usurp power through coups or otherwise seize governments; they are elected by huge numbers of voters. Focusing on the Weimar Republic between 1924 and 1933, I shall try to explain exactly how Hitler and the Nazi Party managed to get themselves elected. 

Title: “Genocide: The Law and Its Ambiguities”

Speaker: Dr. Anu Chakravarty, Associate professor of political science, USC

Sponsored by: The Walker Institute  and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Engage America Series: Oman 2018"

Speaker: Ms. Haura Al Wahaibi- Commercial Attaché of the Sultanate of Oman

Sponsored by: This event is jointly-sponsored by the Columbia World Affairs Council and The Walker Institute .The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth.

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: “Assessing the Future of the Divided Korea”

Speaker: Dr. Gerald McDermott, Professor of Darla Moore School of Business, USC

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "If you thought nukes were scary, try bioterrorism"

Speaker: Dr. Helmut Albrecht, Department of Internal Medicine, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Bollywood to Beijing: Film Exchange in the Asian Century"

Speaker: Dr. Krista Van Fleit- Director, Center for Asian Studies and Islamic World Studies, USC

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

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Title: "State and Federal Funding of Public Higher Education: Has Public Higher Education become a Private Good?"

Speaker: Dr. Mary Anne Fitzpatrick, Vice President for System Planning, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "The Mighty Shall Hear Their Voices: The Southern Negro Youth Congress & the Making of the Modern Civil Rights Movement"

Speaker: Dr. Bobby J. Donaldson, USC Associate Professor, Department of History

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Trump’s Economic Nationalism & South Carolina’s Economic Globalism"

Speaker: Dr. James Kuhlman, University of South Carolina

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: " The New Populism in Europe"

Speaker: Dr. Christoffer Green-Pedersen, Professor in the Department of Political Science-School of Business and Social Sciences-AARHUS University, Denmark

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Social Media and International Relations"

Speaker: Dr. Augie Grant, Professor-School of Journalism and Mass Communication at USC

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title: "Putin's Russia Inside Out"

Speaker: Dr. Stanislav Markus Associate Professor of International Business and Business Partnership Foundation Fellow – Darla Moore School of Business at USC

Sponsored by: Walker Institute and The Palmetto Forum is made possible in part by generous support from South State Wealth

Location: The Palmetto Club, 1231 Sumter Street

Title:"MERS, Ebola and Zika, Oh My!"

Speaker: Dr. Helmut Albrecht, Professor and Chair of Clinical Internal Medicine at USC

Title: "Who will win in this WEIRDEST election ever? Guesses and maybe reasons."

Speaker: Donald Fowler, Adjunct Faculty - Department of Political Science at USC

Title: "What Makes Vladimir Putin Tick?"

Speaker: Dr. Gordon B. Smith, Emeritus Faculty - Department of Political Science at USC

Title: "Brexit: The Future of the European Union"

Speaker: Dr. Robert Cox, Director at Walker Institute and Professor with Department of Political Science at USC