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...putting resources behind the efforts at wealthy institutions like Harvard,” Summers said. “The hard part is addressing some of the many kinds of challenges that arise.” In introducing the outgoing president, former Kennedy School of Government Dean Joseph S. Nye said that he hoped Summers would join the Kennedy School faculty upon his return to academia in 2007. The Harvard Corporation has offered Summers a prestigious University professorship if he returns to campus after a yearlong sabbatical. But Summers, who was formerly the Ropes professor of political economy in the Faculty...
Event organizers said they were pleased with the high turnout and active audience participation during the forum, which was moderated by former KSG Dean Joseph S. Nye...
...Derek will be excellent because he knows how to run the place,” said the former dean of the Kennedy School, Joseph S. Nye. “He’s a very moderate, judicious man so he will keep the options open for the new president...
Then-Dean Joseph S. Nye raised enough money to avert the LRAP cuts, but the school’s website still says it “reserves its right to make alterations to the program at any time and at its discretion if necessary due to budgetary constraints...
...dean of the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) and a former marine explained to an audience of about 30 yesterday. In a panel discussion entitled “The Role of the Military in Exercising Soft Power,” Sultan of Oman Professor of International Relations Joseph S. Nye and former captain and current KSG student Nathaniel Fick argued that the military has to uphold its image as a positive force by using soft power in constructive ways. Nye, who has worked for the State Department, defined soft power for the U.S. military as an aim to persuade others...