Upcoming Events
Book Talk | Crossing the Red Line
A discussion of Akbar Shahid Ahmed’s new book.
Book Talk | The Great League of Peace and Power
Join us for a discussion of David Hendrickson’s new book.
Book Talk | Boiling Point: How America Brought War to Ukraine
A discussion of Stephen Kinzer’s new book.
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The regional impact of intra-Afghan talks
Virtual discussion on the regional implications of talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government
What’s a state-sponsored assassination between friends? Reckoning with the murder of Jamal Khashoggi and its implications for US-Saudi relations two years later
QI and Showtime host a discussion on the implications of the Jamal Khashoggi assassination for U.S.-Saudi relations
The presidency and endless war
QI’s Stephen Wertheim to appear at Miller Center event on endless war
Virtual book talk: Re-Targeting Iran hosted by IPS
Institute for Policy Studies hosts a conversation on a new book, Re-Targeting Iran, with author David Barsamian
Where do we go from here? A conversation with Senator Chris Murphy
QI hosts a conversation between Andrew Bacevich and U.S. Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut
The Israel-UAE-Bahrain-US deal: Causes and implications of normalization
The Jerusalem Fund hosts discussion on normalization of ties between the UAE, Bahrain, and Israel
U.S. policy on Syria: Is regime change worth state failure?
QI to host virtual panel on the future of U.S. policy in Syria and the proposals of Steven Simon’s latest report
Building back better: A post-Trump foreign policy
QI to cohost forum on post-Trump foreign policy during the Democratic National Convention
Enlarging NATO: grave mistake or vital cause?
July 28, 12-1 pm ET, QI to host virtual panel on the question of NATO enlargement
Undoing 70 years of war: A roundtable on advancing peace in Korea
QI to cohost roundtable on peace on the Korean Peninsula with Women Cross DMZ and The American Conservative
Avoiding collision on the Korean Peninsula: the search for exit strategies
QI & East Asia Foundation co-host a webinar on the future of inter-Korean relations and the U.S. role in the region
America’s endless wars come home: the militarization of the police
Join QI for virtual panel “America’s endless wars come home: the militarization of the police,” July 2nd 1-2 PM ET
The legacy of the Korean War on U.S. democracy, economy, and society
QI invites you to a Zoom webinar on the legacy of the Korean War on American democracy, economy, and society
The liberal order: before Trump, and after
Join Quincy Institute on Wednesday, June 17th, 2020 at 12 PM ET for “The Liberal Order: Before Trump, and After.”
19 years later — how to wind down the War on Terror
QI invites you to a Zoom discussion on why the War on Terror must end and how it can be done responsibly
South Korea’s legislative election results and implications for U.S.-South Korea relations
Quincy Institute and East Asia Foundation invite you to a Zoom webinar on the future of U.S.-South Korea relations
The future of U.S.-Saudi relations
The Quincy Institute invites you to a Zoom panel on the future of U.S.-Saudi relations
The essential role of dissent in government
Elizabeth Shackelford discusses her book “The Dissent Channel” over Zoom with Nancy McEldowney & Andrew Albertson
Anti-Asian racism and its implications for civil liberties and national security
QI, Jewish Currents invite you to a panel on the implications of rising anti-Asian hate crimes in the U.S.
Cooperation or Cold War: Navigating U.S.-China relations in times of COVID and climate change
Inviting you to a Zoom discussion addressing the deterioration of U.S.-China relations and prospects for cooperation
Rethinking U.S. and European policy towards Syria
Inviting you to a public Zoom discussion assessing U.S. and European policy towards Syria
The impact of Coronavirus on North Korea
USIP hosted an online discussion with experts on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on North Korea
A progressive Asia policy: US Alliances, the rise of China, and a changing Asia
CAP hosted a conversation on how progressive U.S. foreign policy can contend with China’s rise
Foreign Affairs March/April issue launch: Come home, America?
Foreign Affairs March/April Issue Launch: Come Home, America?