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Go to todayThe Great Tsunami of 2004: Short Term Costs and Long Term Implications |
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| The symposium will focus on the dimensions of the tragedy, including its impact on the local infrastructure and its economic and social costs, the impact at the household level on such things as health and poverty, and the medium- and long-term socio-political impact on the region. | |
| Sponsor | The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, South Asia Program* and Southeast Asia Program* *National Resource Centers of the U. S. Department of Education |
| Date | February 23, 2005 |
| Time | 4:00PM -to- 6:30PM |
| Location | Uris Hall Auditorium |
| URL | Website available, click here |
| Speakers |
Rizal Sukma
(Director of Studies, Centre for Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta, Indonesia) Notes: Research interests are Southeast Asian security issues, Indonesian defense and foreign policy, and domestic political change in Indonesia. Neil DeVotta (Assistant Professor of Political Science, Hartwick College, Oneonta, NY) Notes: Areas of focus are ethnicity and nationalism, ethnic conflict resolution, democratic transitions, and the security and politics of South Asia. Philip Liu (Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Cornell University) Notes: Research focus is on developing a better understanding of the characteristics of ocean-wave climates and the way that waves interact with coastlines and coastal structures. |
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For more information on this event contact: Brigid Shipman 5-8933 bms2@cornell.edu |
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