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Suzie Saracoglu

Suzie

Saracoglu

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Kaplan International Philadelphia

1222 Walnut Street, Second Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107

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suzie.saracoglu@kaplan.com

Suzie has over 20 years experience as a business development and consulting professional with expertise in the Near East and Central Europe.

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Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy Talk: Christopher Miller, "Gorbachev's Asian Pivot: Lessons from the Soviet Collapse"

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4/7/2015 3:30pm - 5:00pm

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1114 W. Polett Walk Gladfelter Hall Room 914

Philadelphia, PA 19104

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http://www.cla.temple.edu/cenfad/Events/...

Why did the Soviet Union collapse? The dissolution of the USSR is particularly puzzling because China -- also a Marxist-Leninist autocracy -- managed to ditch its centrally-planned economy while maintaining an authoritarian political structure. Christopher Miller’s research in Soviet archives has found that Soviet officials closely followed Chinese policy, and directly copied many Chinese reforms.

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Miller poster.pdf

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Post-Election Pakistan: More or Less, the World's Most Dangerous Place

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6/3/2013 5:30pm - 7:15pm

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World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, One South Broad Street, Suite 2M

Philadelphia, PA 19107

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http://www.wacphila.org/calendar/speaker...

The Pakistani state is weak -- unable to fully control all of its own territory -- yet it has a sizable nuclear arsenal. It has been a significant ally of the United States in many respects, yet equally significant segments of the Pakistani population are increasingly Islamist and anti-American.

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