THE INSTITUTE ON RUSSIA AND THE HUMANITIES INSTITUTE PRESENT

ANNE APPLEBAUM

an evening w i th

W EDNE SDAY, M A RCH 25

TA MPA T HE AT RE711 N Frank l in S t . ~ Dow n tow n

FREE and open to the public

The author of several books on the history of communist and post-communist Europe, Applebaum was a member of the

Washington Post editorial board and correspondent for The Economist.

7:30 p .m.

For reasonable accommodations, contact cas-rsvp@usf.edu

Public debate is fragmenting, both at home and abroad. New global information networks have rapidly undermined not only the Western media’s business model, but Western political institutions too.

Can democracy survive?

“Dis in format ion and Democracy”

PUL I T ZER PRIZE W INNING AU T HOR A ND S TA FF W RI T ER FOR TH E ATLANTIC