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SUMMARY:Lecture Series: Focus 250 Years of the United States of America wit
 h Amy Greene (Institut Montaigne)
DESCRIPTION:At a pivotal historical juncture\, the United States confronts 
 renewed scrutiny over the strength and future of its democratic institutio
 ns. This lecture series assembles a set of diverse voices to assess whethe
 r American democracy is under strain\, adapting to new realities\, or ente
 ring a period of transformation. Beyond the domestic arena\, the series al
 so addresses the far-reaching global consequences of these developments. H
 ow do internal political tensions shape U.S. foreign policy and internatio
 nal engagement—including with Switzerland? What do they mean for global 
 stability\, economic cooperation\, and the future of democratic norms worl
 dwide? By combining critical perspectives with a broad analytical lens\, t
 he series invites students and a broader public to reflect on the past\, p
 resent\, and future of the American experiment at 250.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>At a pivotal historical juncture\, the United States confront
 s renewed scrutiny over the strength and future of its democratic institut
 ions. This lecture series assembles a set of diverse voices to assess whet
 her American democracy is under strain\, adapting to new realities\, or en
 tering a period of transformation. Beyond the domestic arena\, the series 
 also addresses the far-reaching global consequences of these developments.
  How do internal political tensions shape U.S. foreign policy and internat
 ional engagement—including with Switzerland? What do they mean for globa
 l stability\, economic cooperation\, and the future of democratic norms wo
 rldwide? By combining critical perspectives with a broad analytical lens\,
  the series invites students and a broader public to reflect on the past\,
  present\, and future of the American experiment at 250.</p>
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20261111T200000
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