Politics, multiculturalism and corruption considered

April 26, 2010

[Source - The Campus Times, University of La Verne] Military, government, academia high-ranking officials and policymakers united for the common interest of law in post-conflict states – in this instance, Afghanistan. The panel discussion, “Constitutions, Multicultural Democracies and Citizenship,” took place last Friday morning at the Sheraton Fairplex Hotel, featuring four speakers each touching on different aspects of the rebuilding of Afghanistan and issues that need to be addressed to ensure success. “That’s why we are here – to build protocols that prevent these mistakes from happening. This is a complex problem and I envision this dialogue to help continue this long-term process,” said Allen K. Easley, dean of the College of Law. Read more