The Project on Leadership and Building State Capacity presents a two-session conference that will answer some of the questions pertaining to the concepts and frameworks of transitional justice. Register online.

Please join the National Security Network and the Center for American Progress Action Fund for an insightful conversation on issues of domestic terrorism with Congressman Keith Ellison and our distinguished panel of experts. Register online.

The speaker's dissertation examines the broader questions of whether states are more likely to proliferate when their rivals do so, under what conditions such "reactive proliferation" is more or less likely, and what tools policymakers in Washington and elsewhere have to forestall further proliferation.

With the signing of a new U.S.-Russia arms-reduction treaty, LACACIS offers a timely talk by arms control expert Linton Brooks who served as the Chief U.S. Negotiator for the recently expired Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START).

PONI Debates the Issues will host the third even of the 2010 live debate series on Tuesday, May 25. The topic for the will be U.S. nuclear declaratory policy.

Please join the New America Foundation in a conversation with former Afghani Presidential candidate Dr. Abdullah Abdullah.

CSIS invites you to watch "Should the United States Continue to Reduce the Role of Nuclear Weapons in its National Security Strategy?" - part of the Global Security Forum: A review of the top security issues on our horizon.

The prize, a cash award of $500,000, will be presented to Akbar Ganji on May 13, 2010, at the Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty's Biennial Dinner at the Hilton Washington in Washington D.C. The schedule for the black tie event: 6:30 p.m. reception, 7:30 p.m. dinner.

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