Baltimore Council
on Foreign Affairs
Historical Section
17 Notable Programs from 1985 - 2008
The purpose of the Distinguished Speakers Program is to contribute to a thoughtful description and analysis of American Foreign Policy. Of over 600 addresses since 1980, 17 are presented as a sampling of that discussion. All of these 17 addresses are available on our YouTube channel.
Click on the speaker names below to access the video of each address.
Vice President of the United States
"A Major National Security Address"
March 18, 1985
Director Emeritus and Lawrence Livermore, Sr. Researcher, Hoover Institute
"The End of the Cold War"
March 5, 1990
President, The National Council on US-Arab Relations
"America and the Gulf Crisis: Why Should One Care?"
November 20, 1990
Editor at Large, Time Magazine
"The New Russia and the New World"
February 18, 1992
Secretary of Commerce
"New Market Opportunities in the Changed World"
January 11, 1993
Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the United States
"The Future of Russian-American Relations"
February 25, 1993
Director, Contemporary History Institute, Ohio University
"The Post Cold War World"
March 3, 1994
Former Prime Minister of Russia; Head, The "Russia's Choice" Party
"The Russian Economy in Transition"
May 5, 1994
Chairman & CEO, Martin Marietta Corporation
"The World That Came in From the Cold: Implications for the Post Cold War Economies of the United States and the Former Soviet Union."
June 8, 1994
President, The Center for Peace and Freedom; Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
"The Russian Transformation: Implications for the United States"
October 20, 1994
Special Middle East Coordinator, US Department of State
"The Middle East Peace Process"
January 7, 1996
US Ambassador to the Soviet Union, 1987-1991; George F. Kennan Professor, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University
"Dealing with Russia"
December 9, 1996
The International Herald Tribune
"America's Role in the New World"
December 9, 1997
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of Intelligence and Research
"United States Relations with the Great Powers: Russia and China"
April 5, 2000
Director, Middle East Forum
"Vanquishing the Islamic Enemy"
May 7, 2007
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, US Department of State
"Where is Russia Headed? Implications for US-Russian Relations"
May 31, 2007
Maurits C. Boas Professor of International Economics, Harvard University
"Prospects for the World Economy"
December 16, 2008
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