Hofstra University's International Scene Lectures presents the second in a series of four lectures on Foreign Policy Challenges in Obama's Second Term.

On Wednesday, March 6, 2013 speaker Melvin A. Goodman will discuss National Insecurity: the Cost of American Militarism.  Goodman is Director, National Security Project at the Center for International Policy. Commentators for this lecture will be Howard B. Dean III and Edward J. Rollins, Kalikow Center Senior Presidential Fellows at Hofstra University.  Event is free and will be held in the Guthart Theater at the Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, South Campus.  The event is co-sponsored by the Peter S. Kalikow Center for the Study of the American Presidency.   For more information, please contact the Department of Economics at 516-463-5595.

Mel Goodman discusses his new book at the Cosmos Club, located at 2121 Massachusetts Avenue NW in Washington DC, 20008. For more information call 202-387-7783.

Maryland resident Mel Goodman discusses his new book.  The event will be held in the Poe Room, 2nd floor of the Central Library, located at

400 Cathedral St. in Baltimore.  For more info., please contact Judy Cooper, jcooper@prattlibrary.org or call: 410-396-5494

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Mel Goodman discusses his new book at Busboys and Poets, located at  2021 14th St, NW, in the Langston Room.  The event is co-sponsored by City Lights, the Center for International Policy, Food Not Bombs, Teaching for Change and Busboys and Poets. For more information, contact Don Allen at dallen@teachingforchange.org.

Mel Goodman discusses his new book at the Eastern Shore Regional Library, located at 122 South Division Street

For more information, contact Pat Bates patbates@goeaston.net and her phone is 410-822-6766

The JCC is located at 6125 Montrose Road • Rockville, MD 20852. Call 301-881-0100 for more information or contact Debby Goldberg at dgoldberg@jccgw.org
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The Mid-Manhattan Library is located at 455 5th Avenue (at the corner of 40th Street and 5th Avenue).  For more information contact Deborah Hirsch at

deborahhirsch@nypl.org