Egypt's Unfinished Revolution: From Tahrir Square to the Ballot Box
a collaboration between GlobalPost and the Open Hands Initiative.

Reception to follow from 6-7:15 pm in the Coolidge Room

How can international law best balance the demands of peace and justice as it addresses the most intractable international conflicts affecting our global community? Can our greater international law system function separate from the influence of politics?

Director Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 movie The Battle of Algiers concerns the violent struggle in the late 1950s for Algerian independence from France, where the film was banned on its release for fear of creating civil disturbances. Certainly, the heady, insurrectionary mood of the film, enhanced by a relentlessly pulsating Ennio Morricone soundtrack, makes for an emotionally high temperature throughout. Decades later, the advent of the "war against terror" has only intensified the film's relevance.

Join OneWorld on December 2nd between 11:00AM and 4:30PM in the Mayer Campus Center for the The Third Annual OneWorld Global Crafts Bazaar. The OneWorld Bazaar brings together student groups, local artisans, students and faculty in efforts to raise awareness about fair trade and global inequality. Join over 20 student groups and 5 local vendors to browse hundreds of local and global fair trade crafts and food products.

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Guest Lecturer: Alex de Waal