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People who study labor force, competitiveness, and immigration may find this interesting.
This is a reminder that we hope you can join us for a March 28 roundtable discussion at the Fuqua School of Business on the impact of American immigration and visa policies on U.S. competitiveness, hosted by the NFTC Foundation, Duke University, the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce and the Partnership for a New American Economy.
National Foreign Trade Council
Tel: (202) 887-0278 x2025 / [email protected]
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Social Sciences
Fuqua School of Business Roundtable: Immigration and Visa Policies on US Competitiveness
People who study labor force, competitiveness, and immigration may find this interesting.
This is a reminder that we hope you can join us for a March 28 roundtable discussion at the Fuqua School of Business on the impact of American immigration and visa policies on U.S. competitiveness, hosted by the NFTC Foundation, Duke University, the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce and the Partnership for a New American Economy.
Discussants include Madhu Beriwal, President and CEO, IEM; Aaron ?Ronnie? Chatterji, Associate Professor, Fuqua School of Business, Duke University; Jud
To RSVP, visit: http://nftc.org/
Regards,
Jake
Jake Colvin
Vice President, Global Trade IssuesNational Foreign Trade Council
Tel: (202) 887-0278 x2025 / [email protected]
nftc.org / usaengage.org / glo
- Jobs @ North Bengal University
http://www.nbu.ac.in/recruit.html Applications are invited form the Indian citizens in the prescribed format within 19th February, 2014 for engagement to the following positions in the Centre for Women’s Studies purely on contractual basis...
- Macarthur Foundation Housing Research Proposals
Today, The MacArthur Foundation issued a request for housing research proposals as part of its How Housing Matters to Families and Communitiesprogram, a five-year, $25 million research initiative to deepen the literature on the effect...
- Invitation To Attend A Seminar At Nassdoc On 10.12.2012 @ 5 Pm
Society for Library Professionals (SLP) andNational Social Science Documentation Centre (NASSDOC), ICSSRCordially invite you to attend a SeminarSpeaker:Kanako Sakai (Ms.)Institute of DevelopingEconomies-JETROChiba, JapanTopic:IDE...
- 119th Birthday Celebration Of Dr. S.r. Ranganathan
RANGANATHAN RESEARCH CIRCLE(An organ of Ranganathan Research Trust, Regd.:25953, 1995)J8/123, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi _________________________________________RANGANATHAN RESEARCH CIRCLECordially invites you to the 119th Birthday...
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