IRAQ
A Forum
Tuesday, 04 Mar 2003 at 12:00 pm – Sun Room, Memorial Union
James McCormick is the panel moderator and Chair, ISU Political Science Department; Kathleen McQuillen, Iowa Program Coordinator, American Friends Service Committee, an organization providing humanitarian aid for refugees and victims of war; and Brian Girvin is Professor of Comparative Politics, University of Glasgow, and a visiting faculty member of the ISU Political Science Department
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