Upcoming Talk: Africa=?iso-8859-1?Q?=92s?= Future: Can Sub-Saharan Africa Overcome its SevereChallenges?

The High Commission for the Republic of South Africa in Canada and the
Institute of
African Studies at Carleton University invite you to the "Africa Dialogue
Series"
talk:


Africa's Future: Can Sub-Saharan Africa Overcome its Severe Challenges?


with

Prof. Robert I. Rotberg (Carleton University and Harvard University)


When: Monday, 19 November 2012


Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Where: Humanities Theatre, 303 Paterson Hall,
Carleton
University, Ottawa, ON


("PA" on campus map, http://www2.carleton.ca/campus/)

Refreshments will be served



Prof. Robert I. Rotberg is Fulbright Research Chair in the Norman Paterson
School of
International Affairs (NPSIA) this term and the Founding Director of
Harvard Kennedy
School's Program on Intrastate Conflict. He is the author a number of
books, the
most recent being Transformative Political Leadership: Making a Difference
in the
Developing World (Chicago, 2012) and Mass Atrocity Crimes: Preventing Future
Outrages (Brookings, 2010). His Africa Emerges: Consummate Challenges,
Abundant
Opportunities appears next year. The Africa Dialogue Series at Carleton
University
seeks to promote the better understanding and discussions of current
policy issues
facing the African continent. Through an informed presentation concerning
one of the
complex and substantive policy issues facing policy-makers and societies
at large in
the continent, the series aims to engage students and the wider public in
Ottawa-Gatineau in a dialogue concerning the implications of global issues
for
Africa.



The Africa Dialogue Series is jointly organized by the South African High
Commission
in Canada and Carleton University's Institute of African Studies.