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Great Decisions Discussion

  • World Affairs Council Office 223 South 5th Street Louisville, KY, 40202 United States (map)

The World Affairs Council will be launching the Great Decisions Discussion Series, based on the Great Decisions Briefing Books from the Foreign Policy Association. As America's largest discussion program on world affairs, this series offers a dynamic platform for understanding and addressing the most critical global issues facing the nation. The program model is comprehensive, involving thought-provoking analyses from the Great Decisions Briefing Book, watching the enlightening video series, and actively participating in Discussion Groups.

The 2024 series features a curated selection of eight topics chosen by a panel of experts. They include: Mideast Realignment, Climate Technology and Competition, Science Across Borders, U.S.-China Trade Rivalry, NATO's Future, Understanding Indonesia, High Seas Treaty, and Pandemic Preparedness.

The dates for the entire series are as follows:

  • Mideast Realignment - February 21st

  • Climate technology and competition - April 10th

  • Science across borders - June 12th

  • U.S. -China trade rivalry - August 14th

  • NATO’s future - September 11th

  • Understanding Indonesia- October 9th

  • High Seas Treaty - November 13th

  • Pandemic preparedness - December 11th

We kick off the series with an in-depth exploration of Mideast Realignment, setting the stage for an immersive and insightful journey into the complex world of global affairs. Join us in this intellectual exploration and contribute to the discourse on shaping America's role in the ever-evolving global landscape. All discussants are required to read and actively participate in the facilitated discussions. If you are interested in facilitating any of the series, please contact us at contact@worldkentucky.org.

The Great Decisions Briefing book can be purchased from WAC during registration, and picked up at our office.

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