Norman Hackerman Memorial Symposium - The Corroding of America's Infrastructure February 28, 2008
Norman Hackerman was a distinguished electrochemist with strong research interests in corrosion. He also was a civic…
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Policy Discussion on the Taliban February 27, 2008
Th Baker Institute Student Forum hosts a policy discussion on the Taliban.
Campaign 2008: The Issues Considered - What Can the Next President Do To Reform U.S. Health Care? February 26, 2008
In the run-up to the 2008 U.S. presidential election, health care is the leading domestic policy issue that voters want the…
Return of the Taliban: PBS Frontline Special February 25, 2008
The Baker Institute Student Forum hosts a screening of a PBS Frontline special.
Patenting Science: The Implications of the Embryonic Stem Cell Patent Battle February 21, 2008
The method for isolating human embryonic stem cells was pioneered at the University of Wisconsin by James Thomson in 1998…
U.S. Fuel Markets: Future Quality and Balances in International Transport Fuels February 19, 2008
Al Troner is president of Asia Pacific Energy Consulting (APEC), a Houston-based tactical consulting company focusing on…
Ethics, Politics and Society Lecture Series - Philip Pettit February 14, 2008
Philip Noel Pettit is an Irish philosopher and political theorist. He speaks at the Baker Institute as part of the Ethics…
Policy Discussion on Foreign Aid February 13, 2008
The Baker Institute Student Forum hosts a discussion on foreign aid.
Beyond Science: The Economics and Politics of Responding to Climate Change February 9, 2008
The James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, the Energy & Environmental Systems Institute and the Shell Center for…
Europe: Heir to the Ages or Pregnant Widow? February 5, 2008
Charles Neal Ascherson was born in Edinburgh in 1932 and educated at Eton College and King"s College, Cambridge, where he…