Program to what extent it is a threat or not to its neighbors what might reasonably be expected in way of any kind of follow agreement perhaps any agreement is not feasible at this time. And so we have assembled quite a panel and im going to briefly introduce them and turn over the moderateing responsibilities to my director at the south asia center he in addition to directing our south asia center, of course, our iran program is part of the south asia center. He is a true rocket scientist. He managed the program in arms control disarmament in International Security at the university of illinois at champagne overu saw developing projects on south Asian Security issue ors. Hes also worked with Cornell University and he is a true rocket scientist. He had ph. D. With a specialization numerical accusics i dont know what that is. Buts thats brought and then we have a terrific panel. The go to men in washington on all things missiles mike senior fellow for missile selfdefense at the internat
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] i am bradley graham, coowner of politics and prose along with my wife standing back there on behalf of the entire staff, welcome and thank you for coming. We have a touristic panel for you this evening centered on a new book by peter titled what editors do, the art craft and business of book editing. Politics and prose hosts many of authors each year it isnt nearly as common for us to host the experts behind the authors. The efforts are essential. During the more than three decades hes worked with a small independent Publishing Firm and scholarly one as well as the commercial houses. Most of his time has bee this tt in trade publishing and is the publisher and editorial director at the Bloomsbury Press and in print that he founded. For his new book he gathered essays for more than two dozen contributors from across the publishing field. Through acquisition to the editing process and publication and marketing. Later chapters provide a
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] i am bradley graham, coowner of politics and prose along with my wife standing back there on behalf of the entire staff, welcome and thank you for coming. We have a touristic panel for you this evening centered on a new book by peter titled what editors do, the art craft and business of book editing. Politics and prose hosts many of authors each year it isnt nearly as common for us to host the experts behind the authors. The efforts are essential. During the more than three decades hes worked with a small independent Publishing Firm and scholarly one as well as the commercial houses. Most of his time has bee this tt in trade publishing and is the publisher and editorial director at the Bloomsbury Press and in print that he founded. For his new book he gathered essays for more than two dozen contributors from across the publishing field. Through acquisition to the editing process and publication and marketing. Later chapters provide a
Downstairs, in the gallery, on the west side of the museum, there is a room with a taxidermy bison. If you look to the left of the bison, there are a couple cases. One of them is a case of artifacts related to the battle of the little bighorn. Inside that case, there is a firearm, a springfield, acquired from a native named little moon. You can look at that object and contemplate how it changed hands, the travels that it took prior to that and the ways that might help us think differently about history in the west. Coincidentally, in the west, there is a small macabre basket. Maybe after this talk, you will be able to look at those objects differently. Maybe the objects will help you reflect on the talk differently. I was going to Say Something about trends in historiography, and about how different authors have been rethinking this, but i think it will come up. I will skip that part. It is part of a new wave of history that thinks about native geopolitics differently. In a lot of othe
Downstairs, in the gallery, on the west side of the museum, there is a room with a taxidermy bison. If you look to the left of the bison, there are a couple cases. One of them is a case of artifacts related to the battle of the little bighorn. Inside that case, there is a firearm, a springfield, acquired from a native named little moon. You can look at that object and contemplate how it changed hands, the travels that it took prior to that and the ways that might help us think differently about history in the west. Coincidentally, in the west, there is a small macabre basket. Maybe after this talk, you will be able to look at those objects differently. Maybe the objects will help you reflect on the talk differently. I was going to Say Something about trends in historiography, and about how different authors have been rethinking this, but i think it will come up. I will skip that part. It is part of a new wave of history that thinks about native geopolitics differently. In a lot of othe