Intervention in africa and asked einstein missions changed over ,he course of involvement ranging from peacekeeping to nationbuilding. This class is about an hour. Good afternoon. This is my favorite lecture of the semester by far. It is one we never had about 20 years ago. Do u. S. Tion is when policymakers consider humanitarian invention . When are we willing to put your fors and your money at work foreigners . At risk. What are the key factors we think of from the very start in terms of whether the United States is willing to intervene in bosniaherzegovina or libya . What key factors might drive us . Kurt . Human rights violations. Human rights violations. The scale of the crisis might matter in all this. Right . A higher level of crisis, the more threats, the more violations, the more rapes and things like that. The more likely we are to get in. Excellent. Please . A calculation of whether it will directly or indirectly affect us, affect our interests . Our interests. What you mean
Win are we willing to consider humanitarian invention . When are we willing to put your lives before hours. What are the key factors we think of from the very start in terms of whether the United States is willing to intervene and by maiziere in bosnia or libya . What key factors might drive us . Kurt . Human rights violations. Human rights violations. Right . Higher level of crisis, the more threats, the more violations, the more rapes and things like that. The more likely we are to get in. Excellent. What else . A calculation of whether it will direct we or indirectly affect us, affect our interests . Like what . Likeegic interests our oil supply, obviously. National oil supply. We do not what prices to go up. R geocentric issues are in play here. We call it humanitarian intervention, when really we are concerned about classic economic interests or regional stability interests. Yes, i can see it. What else can matter there, the domestic side to the equation . [indiscernible] Public O
Intervention in africa and asked how missions changed over the course of involvement, ranging from peacekeeping to nationbuilding. This class is about an hour. Good afternoon. This is my favorite lecture of the semester by far. It is one we never had about 20 years ago. The basic question in front of us is when do u. S. Policymakers consider a humanitarian invention . When are we willing to put your lives and your money at work for foreigners . Over risk. Some of the basics, let me turn to do what are the key factors we think of from the very start in terms of whether the United States is willing to intervene in bosniaherzegovina or libya . What key factors might drive us . Key variables we have looked at so far . Kurt . Human rights violations. Human rights violations. So the scale of the crisis might matter in all this. Right . Our model might predict that the higher level of crisis, the more threats, the more violations, like places like former yugoslavia, were more likely to get in
The east coast with millions of travelers trying to get home before the turkey gets cold. Much of the country staring down the barrel of a brutal storm which is grounding planes on the busiest travel day of the year. Already more than 400 flights have been canceled. Here to discuss it all James Freeman of the wall street journal. James forbes of forbes media. Charlie gasparino is sprinting to join us, but has not joined us yet. Kind of always the case. Hell show up . Melissa steve, what do you think about this one . People make fun of us for talking about weather, but more than 400 flights on the busiest day of the year or one of the them. Its a big deal. There are things we cant control especially government. Melissa why is this the governments fault. I love where youre going. I would love to blame the government, but im not making the connection to that. Just that thankfully in Something Like this, you dont have a legislator saying ill do this and that. Melissa youve tempted them. Ne
About things in your life. And you realize if you could turn that passion to politics, it would be a really incredible force. Now, regardless if i agreed or disagreed with the politics of the people who served over me, i liked the fact they wanted to engage people, i liked the fact they wanted people to express and learn about their own political leanings and feelings. And every once in a while id jump in there and get a little bloody, but when you challenge one another, when you really learn what you believe and why you believe it, itll make you a better person for it. She spoke to booktv at this years freedom fest in las vegas. Along with our schedule, you can also see our programs anytime at booktv. Org. And get the latest updates throughout the week. Follow us on facebook and twitter. We were right, in my view, to fully fund the military since 9 11, but what we did was we deprived the state department and the u. S. Agency of International Development of funds. And there is, as a re