Podcast with Ambassador John Shattuck and Mark Goldberg

Publish Date:September 2017

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Episode 164: John Shattuck

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Senior Fellow Mark Leon Goldberg sits down with Humanity in Action, Inc. Board Member John Shattuck to discuss his experiences as the former United States Ambassador to the Czech Republic, former President of the Central European University, and the Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy Human Rights and Labor During the Clinton administration. Learn about how John Shattuck played a key role in uncovering the genocide at Srebrenica and his view on how and why the United States failed to adequately respond to the Rwanda genocide. Listen to the full podcast above.

This episode is part of a Humanity in Action partnership with Global Dispatches, a podcast on international affairs hosted by Senior Fellow Mark L. Goldberg (2001 Amsterdam Fellowship). Named by The Guardian as “One of 27 Podcasts to Make You Smarter,” Global Dispatches will now feature guests from the Humanity in Action network each month, including Senior Fellows, board members and speakers.

The Global Dispatches podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher; as an app on the Apple App Store; and globaldispatchespodcast.com.

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