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February 11, 2013 Keith Porter Named Stanley Foundation President The Stanley Foundation Board of Directors has elected Keith Porter to be president and chief executive officer, effective immediately. December 10, 2012 Stanley Foundation President Sambaiew to Retire Stanley Foundation President and Chief Executive Officer Vladimir P. Sambaiew has announced he will retire from the world affairs nonprofit as of January 11, 2013. June 19, 2012 Briefing: Defining Success in Los Cabos American, Canadian and Mexican policy experts who study international summitry and the global economy will brief journalists at the International Media Center in Los Cabos, Mexico, as world leaders conclude discussions at the G-20 Summit. June 18, 2012 G-20 Experts to Brief Press on Summit Expectations American, Canadian and Mexican policy experts who study international summitry and the global economy will brief journalists at the International Media Center in Los Cabos, Mexico, as world leaders begin discussions at the G-20 Summit. June 14, 2012 Diplomacy, Economic Experts Available at G-20 American, Canadian and Mexican policy experts who study international summitry and the global economy will be available to journalists gathering in Los Cabos, Mexico, as world leaders arrive for the G-20 Summit. More |
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Great Decisions 2011 includes article on multilateralism by Stanley Foundation Program Officer David Shorr, from The Interdependent.
Stanley Foundation President Vlad Sambaiew makes the case for more inclusive global leadership in a recent op-ed in the Des Moines Register.
Summit Shows U.S. Can Still Set Agenda, if Not Get Action, from The New York Times (quoting David Shorr) More from the Summit.
G20's Currency Jaw-Jaw Better Than War-War: Analysts, from Agence France-Press (quoting David Shorr) More from the Summit.
From Revolution to Evolution: G20 Enters New Era, from German Press Agency (quoting David Shorr) More from the Summit.
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