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04/01/2013 7:30 PM Lecture: Cynthia Watson
When
April 01, 2013
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
St. John the Evangelist's Kiney Hall, 625 111th St.
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Western Hemisphere Relations: Tectonic Shifts
Dr. Cynthia Watson will address the Naples Council on World Affairs on Monday, April 1st, at St. John the Evangelist’s Kiney Hall, 625 111th Avenue, No, North Naples, at 3:45 and 7:30 pm.
The traditional assumption that U.S. Latin American relations will overcome minor tensions to create an increasingly stronger relationship is under considerable stress. Outsiders such as the Chinese, the Iranians, and the Russians continue to deepen their involvement in the region. Also, President Hugo Chavez Frias' death opens the door to more jockeying for new relationships in Latin America. Some of those relationships will be within political systems (within his Venezuela) while others will challenge international relationships. On 1 April, Cynthia Watson will discuss where the region's future, after a decade of new actors challenging the U.S. role there, may go and why.
Dr. Cynthia Watson
Dr. Cynthia Watson is Professor of Security at the National War College. She served for five years as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, then Associate Dean for Curriculum and Faculty Development. She also served as the Chairwoman of NWC's Department of Security Studies and Director of the Electives Program and a Core Course Director. Dr. Watson earned a BA, with Honours, from the University of Missouri at Kansas City, an MA from the London School of Economics, and a doctorate from the University of Notre Dame.
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