CASID/WID Friday Forum

CASID/WID Friday Forum Fall 2006 Schedule

Center for Advanced Study of International Development and Women and International Development Program
International Center, Room 201, Noon - 1 p.m. Fall schedule will be posted at the start of the semester.

Sept 8	Climate Change and Tourism: Issues and Implications for Development (PDF)	Sarah Nicholls	Assistant Professor of CARRS & Geography
Sept 15*	From War to Peace? Gender, Peace Processes, and Democratization in Northern Ireland (PDF)	Linda Racioppi Kate See	Professor of James Madison College
Sept 22	Global Climate Change: What is it and What Can We Do About It? (PDF)	Panel/Speaker	Michigan State University
Sept 29	Commercial Banking in Republic of Georgia (PDF)	Zviad Kajaia	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Oct 6*	Evaluating Freedom in an Emergent Global Economy: Reconstructing Africa's Third Wave (PDF)	Rita Edozie	Assistant Professor of James Madison College
Oct 13	Agricultural Insurance Programs in Uruguay (PDF)	Raul Ruiz Barbot	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Oct 20	Nomadic Herding in the Gobi Region of Mongolia: Economic Challenges (PDF)	Bayan Luvsandorj	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Oct 27	Micro Finance for Youth in Senegal (PDF)	Maimouna Kebe	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Nov 3*	Water, Land and Race: Farmers, Communities, Strategic Partners and Social Justice in the Luvuvhu Catchment, South Africa (PDF)	William Derman	Professor of Anthropology
Nov 10*	Consolidating Democracy in the Democratic Rupublic of Congo: The Corruption Issue (PDF)	Rose Ngalula	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Nov 17	Challenges for the Tourist Industry in the Dominican Republic (PDF)	Alejandro Herrera	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Dec 1	Human Resource Management in Nepal (PDF)	Biswas Rai	Hubert H. Humphrey Fellow
Dec 8*	Human Rights and Social Conditions in Senegal: The Problems of Talibe and of Clandestine Emigration (PDF)	Kenneth Harrow	Professor of English

*Focus Series: Human Rights, Democratization and Conflict

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