SEPTEMBER 11: ROOTS AND AFTERMATH
PUBLIC LECTURES AT BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY
All lectures will be held from 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. in Schwartz Auditorium at Brandeis University. They are
free and open to the public. The lectures are part of History of Ideas 111b, a course offered by Kanan
Makiya and Daniel Terris. For directions and further information, visit www.brandeis.edu/ethics or
call 781-736-8577.
Mon, Feb 25
Manual for a "Raid":
The Hijackers and their Sources
Kanan Makiya, Brandeis University
Wed, March 6
Understanding Radical Islam
Kanan Makiya, Brandeis University
Hassan Mneimneh, Iraq Documentation
Project
Yitzhak Nakash, Brandeis University
Wed, March 13 From the Gulf War to September 11
Kanan Makiya, Brandeis University
Mon, March 18 Western Religion, Violence, and
Peacemaking
James Carroll, writer
Kanan Makiya, Brandeis University
Arthur Green, Brandeis University
Mon, April 8
A Global War on Terrorism?
Stanley Hoffmann, Harvard University
Political, Legal, and Ethical Problems
Wed, April 10
Following the Money
Lynne Federman, J.P Morgan/Chase
Manhattan
Jane Hughes, Brandeis University
Wed, April 17
Homeland Security and Civil
Liberties
Harvey Silverglate, Attorney
Mon, April 22
September 11 and International Law
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Harvard University
Wed, May 1
Conflict and Catastrophe:
Artists Respond
Nancy Scott, Brandeis University
Ellen Driscoll, Rhode Island Institute of Design
Mon, May 6
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Henry Linschitz, Brandeis University
Gregory Petsko, Brandeis University
SPECIAL ADDITIONAL LECTURE:
September 11 and Its Consequences
Thomas L. Friedman ’75, The New York Times
Tues, March 19 -- 1:00 p.m., Spingold Theater, Brandeis University
Call 781.736.4898 for free tickets.
Lecture series co-sponsored by the International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life,
the Dean of Arts and Sciences, and the Office of the President.