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At the Miller Center, we believe that opposing positions can both have merit; that we can investigate questions of fact and discuss questions of opinion; that we can be open to changing our minds; and that our political system benefits from compromise. That’s why every year we bring together Republicans and Democrats, liberals and conservatives. We convene dozens of events fostering civil and intellectual dialogue among scholars, politicians, journalists, and citizens.
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September 27, 1995 08:00 PM
Temptations of a Superpower
Ronald Steel
September 19, 1995 08:00 PM
Remaking Congress: Governing After the 1994 Elections
Roger H Davidson
September 13, 1995 08:00 PM
The Federal Budget Deficit
William E Frenzel
September 10, 1995 08:00 PM
The U.N. and the Maintenance of International Security
James S Sutterlin
September 06, 1995 08:00 PM
Korea: The Originis of the Korean War
Yungho Kim
September 05, 1995 08:00 PM
The Awarding of the Burkett Miller Prize
James B Reston
Charles W Sydnor
August 27, 1995 08:00 PM
NATO's Prospects
John Woodworth
August 23, 1995 08:00 PM
The Politics of Water
Treva Cromwell
August 20, 1995 08:00 PM
President Bush and the Media
Mark J Rozell
August 17, 1995 08:00 PM
Newt Gingrich and the 1994 House Republican Revolution
William Connelly
August 14, 1995 08:00 PM
The Federal Budget Deficit: An Exercise in Hypocrisy
George W McKinney
August 08, 1995 08:00 PM
Leadership in Education
Raymond C Bice
July 31, 1995 08:00 PM
July 25, 1995 08:00 PM
Force, Federalism and the Constitutional System
Prof. Matthew Holden
July 19, 1995 08:00 PM
A Conversation with Joe Gieck
Dr Joe Gieck
July 17, 1995 08:00 PM
A Political Memoir
Opal David
July 11, 1995 08:00 PM
Presidential War Power
Prof Louis Fisher
July 10, 1995 08:00 PM
July 06, 1995 08:00 PM
The End of Security
Angela Leigh and Allison Millett
June 22, 1995 08:00 PM
A Dialogue on Urgent Foreign and Domestic Problems
Lawrence S Eagleburger
June 14, 1995 08:00 PM
The New Faces of Federalism
Raymond C Scheppach
June 12, 1995 08:00 PM
The Budget Deficit and the National Debt
Jerry E Abramson
June 07, 1995 08:00 PM
Clay, Calhoun and Webster
Merrill D Peterson
June 05, 1995 08:00 PM
Recent Developments in Poland
Gifford D Malone
Clay L Wirt
May 25, 1995 08:00 PM
The Bush Presidency
John R Bolton
May 22, 1995 08:00 PM
African-Americans and National Recovery in the New Deal
Jarvis Alden Hall
Mr James C Miller
May 14, 1995 08:00 PM
U.S. Diplomacy in a Changing Era
David D. Newsom
May 11, 1995 08:00 PM
The Budget Deficit and National Debt
Alan Murray
May 07, 1995 08:00 PM
Ethic Conflict in Africa: A Journalist's View
Bill Berkeley
May 02, 1995 08:00 PM
Intervention in International Relations
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
May 01, 1995 08:00 PM
Why NATO Persists
John S Duffield
April 30, 1995 08:00 PM