He was always intent on tying strategic analysis to the conscientious appreciation of real human beings. Rapoport spent a significant portion of his variegated career at U-M, where among other things he helped found the Mental Health Research Institute and organize the first Teach-In, on the Vietnam War.
Join us for an exploration of Anatol Rapoport’s journeys – personal and intellectual – with three panelists: Shirli Kopelman, leading researcher, expert, and educator in the field of negotiations at the U-M Ross School of Business; Anthony Rapoport, son of Anatol and principal violist with Sinfonia Toronto and the Windermere Quartet; and Roger Rapoport, LSA ’68, award-winning author and filmmaker and author of A Professor’s War for Peace.
