Intranet
Khmer Rouge Trials: Serving to End or Compound Cambodia's Culture of Impunity?
In a conversation moderated by Susan Waltz, Margo Picken and John Ciorciari will discuss the positive and negative effects of the UN-backed Khmer Rouge trials that began several years ago in "extraordinary chambers" of the courts of Cambodia. [More]
New video features inaugural Dow Sustainability Fellows' collaboration with the City of Ann Arbor to create financial incentives and a revolving loan fund for landlords and renters making energy efficiency upgrades. [More]
CLOSUP illuminates local leaders' perceptions of tax-exempt properties
Cynthia Canty of "Stateside," the Michigan Radio program, highlights recent CLOSUP survey exploring local leaders' perceptions of tax-exempt properties. "Local leaders are more likely to see them as assets than as liabilities," says Tom Ivacko. [More]
The Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy at the Ford School hosted a forum for the four declared candidates in this year's Ann Arbor mayoral race. 4/18/2014. [More]
Susan Waltz argues in "How Human Rights Went Global," an openSecurity article, that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was not just a western idea: it includes substantial and vital concepts contributed by non-Western, developing world states. 4/10/2014. [More]
The Ford School mourns the loss of Margaret Ann (Ranny) Riecker, who died on April 7. Ranny was a longtime member of the Ford School Committee, chair of the school's last fundraising campaign, and an actively engaged volunteer and benefactor. 4/9/2014. [More]
Connect with us
