Upcoming Events
Does Peace Have a Chance in Ukraine?
Join us as we discuss the future outlook of the Ukraine War and the prospects for peace.
Book Talk – Collisions: The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability
Join us for a conversation of Michael Kimmage’s new book, “Collisions: The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability”
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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
Maximum pressure or maximum failure — America’s shrinking options on Iran
Quincy Institute invites you to a Zoom webinar on U.S.-Iran tensions and America’s shrinking options on Iran.
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?
Foreign policy and Quincy Institute forum
Foreign Policy – Quincy Institute Forum: A New Vision for America in the World
Dangerous horizons: The future of the U.S.-Iran confrontation
Melani Cammett moderated a discussion on the U.S.-Iran conflict and the dangerous horizon that lies ahead
“The U.S. & Iran: Dangerous Escalation or Calculated Brinkmanship?”
GIF hosted panel discussion “The U.S. & Iran: Dangerous Escalation or Calculated Brinkmanship”
“North Korea in 2020 – Fire and Fury or A Path Towards Peace?”
The Center for the National Interest hosted a series of panel discussions focusing on U.S. policy toward North Korea
Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft Launch Reception
Launch reception for the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
“Regime Change: How to Replace the Beltway Blob with the Foreign Policy Americans Want”
The American Convervative’s annual conference featured the Quincy Institute’s Andrew Bacevich and Stephen Wertheim
American Foreign Policy in a Shifting World Order
Quincy Institute co-founder Stephen Wertheim spoke at the World Affairs Councils of America’s 1918 Society Dinner
Sunday Supper with The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
International House in New York City hosted Quincy Institute co-founders for “Sunday Supper”
Iran, the Gulf & the U.S.A: Causes & consequences of the war drums
GIF hosted panel discussion “Iran, the Gulf, and the U.S.: Causes & Consequences of the War Drums”