Great Decisions in Foreign Policy 301-309           

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Great Decisions in Foreign Policy 301-309 is produced Foreign Policy Association. Presented by the Kentucky Network, the series is distributed to public television stations by NETA. Funded by ENI, The Hurford Foundation, Credit Suisse, University of Delaware, local underwriting is permissible.  

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Regina

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Fact Sheet 

 Great Decisions in Foreign Policy 301-309   

Program Summary:

Award-winning series -- recommended by the New York Times -- frames the most important foreign policy questions of the year.   

Parts/Length:

9/30

RIGHTS

Broadcast Rights: Unlimited Releases/2 Years

VOD:30 Days 

Non-Commercial Cable: Yes

School Re-Record: 1 Year 

HD Feed for Record: 

Mondays, beginning January 2, 2012 @ 1330 - 1400ET/HD04  

Audio/Visual:

Stereo/Closed Captioned

Video: 

HD 16.9  

TV Rating:

TV-G

Producer:   

Foreign Policy Association 

Broadcast Distributor:

NETA  

Underwriters:  

ENI, The Hurford Foundation, Credit Suisse, University of Delaware  

Local Underwriting:

Local underwriting is permissible.  

DVD screener:

Regina Eisenberg

R Eisenberg Presents

regina@stationrelations.com 

510.550.1706

Websites:

www.greatdecisions.org 

www.netaonline.org

www.stationrelations.com 

CONTACTS:

Station Relations & DVD Screener:

Regina Eisenberg

R Eisenberg Presents

regina@stationrelations.com 

510.550.1706

Publicity & Promotion:

MacDara King 

MKing@FPA.org 

Viewer Questions & Comments:

MacDara King 

MKing@FPA.org

Great Decisions in Foreign Policy 301-303  

Episode Descriptions 

#301: After the Arab Spring. How will uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa impact American objectives in the region?  

#302: Shining City on a Hill: Exporting Democracy. Support for democracy has long been a stated goal of U.S. foreign policy, but can it be exported?  

#303: Beyond the Border: The U.S. and Mexico. How best can the two countries confront troublesome border issues while fostering greater economic and cultural ties? 

#304: Cybersecurity: Defense in the Digital Age. As cyber attacks continue to occur at a breakneck pace, is the U.S. at risk?  

#305: Drawdown: Exiting Iraq and Afghanistan. As U.S. troops drawdown from Iraq and Afghanistan, what's the return on the American investment in blood and treasure?
 
#306: Living Planet: State of the Seas. Depleting fish populations.  Coral erosion.  Polluted waters.  A look at the health of the world's seas. 

#307: Inside Indonesia. Indonesia was the childhood home of President Barack Obama.  It's also the world's most populous Muslim country, a secular democracy and an economic rising star.  

#308: Race for Resources: Energy and Geopolitic. Who is wining in the competition for the world's energy resources, and what does this mean for the U.S.?  

#309: The New Global Economy. What trends will define the next chapter in the global economy, what rules will govern the new economic order, and can another crisis be avoided?