Hoover scholars were the coorganizers and presenters at the International Conference on Stalinism held in Moscow December 5–7.

STANFORD—Warning that the world is “teetering on the edge of a new and more perilous nuclear era,” former ambassador and Hoover fellow James Goodby renewed the call for the elimination of nuclear weapons in his remarks at the launch of the book Reykjavik Revisited: Steps toward a World Free of Nuclear Weapons, Complete Report of October 2007 Hoover Institution/Nuclear Threat Initiative Conference (Hoover Press, 2008) on December 11.

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The event will be televised on C-SPAN’s Book-TV (date to be announced).

STANFORD—The media coverage of the recent presidential campaign was reviewed by Washington Post staff writer Paul Kane, congressional correspondent, and Eric Pianin, reporter and editor, in their presentation “2008 Lessons Learned on the Campaign Trail and What Lies Ahead for the Obama Agenda on Capitol Hill” on Monday, December 1.
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