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12 MEETINGS PROGRAMME APRIL 2001-MARCH 2002 5.7.01 New leaders and policies in the Maghreb PROFESSOR REMY LEVEAU Professor of International Relations, Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris; adviser on the Arab and Muslim world, Institut Français des Relations Internationales; author 6.7.01 After Nice: perspectives for the future of Europe MICHEL BARNIER Commissioner for Regional Policy, European Commission 12.7.01 Japanese security policy and missile defence DR CHRISTOPHER HUGHES Senior Research Fellow, Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation, University of Warwick 12.7.01 Inside the pariah state: a journey through the Taliban’s Afghanistan SAIRA SHAH Freelance reporter and broadcaster; her programme for Channel 4 under the title Beneath the Veil following a 6-week stay in Afghanistan was shown on 26 June 13.7.01 President Khatami’s second term: what does it mean for Iran and the rest of the world? BAQER MOIN Head, Persian/Pashto Service, BBC World Service; author, Khomeini: Life of the Ayatollah (2000) 27.7.01 A Europe for its citizens THE RT HON JACK STRAW MP Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 10.9.01 Where geography is not destiny — the wider Caribbean in the 21st century Inaugural Lecture PROFESSOR VICTOR BULMER-THOMAS OBE Director, RIIA 17.9.01 Annual General Meeting 19.9.01 A discussion of the G8 Renewable Energy Task Force Jointly held with the Energy and Environment Programme, RIIA SIR MARK MOODY-STUART KCMG Co-Chairman, G8 Task Force on Renewable Energy; Group Managing Director, 1991-June 2001, and Royal Dutch/Shell Group Chairman, Committee of Managing Directors, 1998-June 2001, 21.9.01 Managing UN reform: UNIDO’s need-driven approach CARLOS A MAGARIÑOS Director-General, United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO); Secretary of State for Mining and Industry, Argentina, 1993-96 27.9.01 European defence Joint meeting with the Naval & Military Club SIR MICHAEL QUINLAN GCB Director, The Ditchley Foundation , 1992-99; Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Defence, 1988-92 The Royal Institute of International Affairs — Annual Report 2001-2002 3.10.01 International terrorism: global implications and national responses DR ALI ANSARI Associate Fellow, RIIA PROFESSOR VICTOR BULMER-THOMAS OBE Director, RIIA SIR TIMOTHY GARDEN KCB Associate Fellow, formerly Director, RIIA DR MAI YAMANI Associate Fellow, Middle East Programme, RIIA 8.10.01 South Africa’s draft Mineral Development Bill: the implications for property rights and for foreign direct investment Jointly held with the Southern Africa Study Group, RIIA PETER LEON Partner, law firm Webber Wentzel Bowens, Johannesburg; former Leader, opposition Democratic Alliance, Gauteng Provincial Legislature, Republic of South Africa 9.10.01 Liberalizing the trade in services: the cases for and against extending the GATS Jointly held with the Energy and Environment Programme and the International Economics Programme, RIIA BARRY COATES Director, World Development Movement CHRISTOPHER ROBERTS CB Senior Trade Analyst, Covington & Burling; Chairman, Liberalisation of Trade in Services Committee, International Financial Services London PROFESSOR GARY SAMPSON A Director, WTO Secretariat (responsible for services throughout the GATT Uruguay Round) ELISABETH TUERK Staff Attorney, Center for International Environmental Law, Geneva 10.10.01 Osama bin Laden and the roots of Islamic extremism ROGER HARDY Middle East and Islamic Affairs Analyst, BBC World Service 18.10.01 Russia’s post-Communist economy Jointly held with the International Economics Programme, RIIA to launch Russia’s Post- Communist Economy, edited by Brigitte Granville and Peter Oppenheimer (published by OUP) DR BORIS FEDOROV Honorary Chairman, United Financial Group; member, Board of Directors, Gazprom DR AUGUSTO LOPEZ-CLAROS Executive Director and Senior International Economist, Lehman Brothers; Resident Representative in Moscow, IMF, 1992-95 24.10.02 Key foreign policy priorities of Ukraine HE MR ANATOLIY ZLENKO Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine 25.10.01 Building a stronger world community through trade THE RT HON PATRICIA HEWITT MP Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
29.10.01 NATO and European security: the lessons of conflict GENERAL WESLEY K CLARK Hon KBE Supreme Allied Commander, Europe and Commanderin-Chief, United States European Command, 1997- 2000; author, Waging Modern War: Bosnia, Kosovo and the Future of Combat, UK publication Oct. 2001 30.10.01 Means versus ends: combating ‘terrorism’ in the Middle East DR ROSEMARY HOLLIS Head of the Middle East Programme, RIIA 30.10.01 Denmark’s no to the euro: implications a year on LEIF BECK FALLESEN Editor-in-Chief, Børsen, Denmark’s business daily Jointly held with the European Programme and International Economics Programme, RIIA 31.10.01 Managing the transatlantic relationship Trade issues and prospects for the Doha WTO ministerial conference PROFESSOR JIM ROLLO CMG Professor of European Integration, University of Sussex and Co-Director, Sussex European Institute, since 1999; Chief Economic Adviser, Foreign & Commonwealth Office, 1993-98; Director, International Economics Programme, RIIA, 1989-93 31.10.01 Israel and the Palestinians: the elusive peace PROFESSOR SHLOMO BEN-AMI MK Foreign Minister of Israel, 2000-01; previously Public Security Minister; Professor of History, Tel Aviv University; Member of the Knesset 1.11.01 After ‘the end of history’: the growth of minority and indigenous rights Neelan Tiruchelvam Lecture Joint meeting with the Minority Rights Group PROFESSOR PATRICK THORNBERRY Member, UN Committee for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination; Chairman, Minority Rights Group International 1.11.01 The problem of harm in world politics — implications for the sociology of states-systems Martin Wight Memorial Lecture PROFESSOR ANDREW LINKLATER Woodrow Wilson Professor of International Politics, University of Wales at Aberystwyth 2.11.01 Pakistan’s role in the Afghan crisis IMRAN KHAN Leader, Pakistan Movement for Justice 7.11.01 The international response to global terrorism: The British role THE RT HON TONY BENN Labour Member of Parliament for Chesterfield, 1984-2001 SIR TIMOTHY GARDEN KCB Visiting Professor, Centre for Defence Studies, King’s College London THE RT HON THE LORD HOWE OF ABERAVON CH QC Secretary of State for Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs, 1983-89 8.11.01 The international response to global terrorism: The US and Iraq AMBASSADOR DAVID L MACK Vice President, The Middle East Institute, Washington DC; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs (1990-93); received the President’s distinguished service award for work during the Gulf War with Iraq 9.11.01 The international response to global terrorism: The process of coalition-building WILLIAM EHRMAN Director, International Security, Foreign & Commonwealth Office BRONWEN MADDOX Foreign Editor, The Times STEVEN SIMON Assistant Director, IISS; previously Senior Director for Transnational Threats, US National Security Council 12.11.01 The world economy and financial markets after the technology bubble ANATOLE KALETSKY Economics Editor, The Times 13.11.01 Globalization and democracy and terrorism Joint meeting with the UK-New Zealand Link Foundation HE THE RT HON DONALD C McKINNON Commonwealth Secretary-General; New Zealand Minister of External Relations, then Foreign Affairs, and Trade, 1990-99; of Pacific Island Affairs, 1991-8; for Disarmament and Arms Control, 1996-99 21.11.01 The international response to global terrorism: New directions for US foreign policy: what will change and what will not? DR OLIN ROBISON President, The Salzburg Seminar; member of the Council, RIIA 21.11.01 Do northern donors determine policy in NGOs? Joint meeting with the Royal African Society DR NEIL THIN Lecturer, School of Social & Political Studies, University of Edinburgh DR TINA WALLACE Senior Lecturer, Oxford Brookes University 26.11.01 Will the telecommunications revolution help Africa bridge the development gap? Joint meeting with the Royal African Society MILES MORLAND Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Blakeney Management RICHARD WILKINSON Executive Deputy Chairman, African Lakes The Royal Institute of International Affairs — Annual Report 2001-2002 13
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