Registration closes Tuesday for the Santa Fe World Affairs Forum’s 2024 Annual Symposium.
The forum is Thursday April 25 and Friday April 26 in the Jemez Rooms at Santa Fe Community College, which is cosponsoring the event.
America’s Place in the World – Still Indispensable?
Is American influence waning? Is the United States stretched too thin? Or is the US still the world’s indispensable nation? Can it be both? If so, for how much longer? How stable – at home and abroad – is American democracy and US leadership? Or is it being irreparably eroded from within and without?
What can we do to address our deepest fears or are mountains being made out of mole hills? Is the threat of war expanding beyond the current conflicts that could draw in the US militarily real?
Would an international provocation tip the delicate balance of the containment policy employed by the Biden administration?
How would US policy, its effectiveness and the American image abroad change if a conservative Republican were elected to the White House in 2024? This year the Santa Fe World Affairs Forum will take a deep dive into the questions of American international influence as the global order rests on increasingly shaky pillars. Can the US still retain its democratic form of government and compete in this increasingly complex and troubled world? If so how?
Learn more and register here.



































