Nagorski

CONAN: And, Andrew Nagorski, that's a point a lot of commentators have made, too - not only that the immigrant communities need to open up, indeed, but the school system and employers need to open up to them.

Multiculturalism Debated In The U.S. And Abroad 2010

CONAN: And Andrew Nagorski, thanks very much for your time today.

Multiculturalism Debated In The U.S. And Abroad 2010

And we're going to go now to Andrew Nagorski, vice president and director of public policy at the EastWest Institute.

Multiculturalism Debated In The U.S. And Abroad 2010

CONAN: And is there Andrew Nagorski, obviously Germany brought these people in to be guest workers, and obviously they have stayed.

Multiculturalism Debated In The U.S. And Abroad 2010

Mr. Nagorski is vice president and director of public policy at the EastWest Institute.

Pope John Paul II and the Arab Spring Andrew Nagorski 2011

CONAN: Well, Arasha, I'm sure you've been listening, and Andrew Nagorski argues that, in fact, Merkel is forcing Germans to debate this question and challenged her own rightwing.

Multiculturalism Debated In The U.S. And Abroad 2010

Andrew Nagorski concludes his highly detailed account of the late fall fighting by observing that although the Battle of Moscow “was a huge defeat for the Germans, a more contentious question is how big a victory Moscow was for the Soviet side,” noting with approval an assessment by Richard Overy that it “was not the turning point” of the war.

Deathride John Mosier 2010

Andrew Nagorski concludes his highly detailed account of the late fall fighting by observing that although the Battle of Moscow “was a huge defeat for the Germans, a more contentious question is how big a victory Moscow was for the Soviet side,” noting with approval an assessment by Richard Overy that it “was not the turning point” of the war.

Deathride John Mosier 2010

Nagorski is vice president and director of public policy at the EastWest Institute.

Russia Talks Cyberpeace 2010

Nagorski, a former NEWSWEEK Moscow bureau chief and editor, is director of public policy and senior fellow at the EastWest Institute.

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