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14 MEETINGS PROGRAMME 26.11.01 Prospects for US-China relations in the wake of September 11 Roland Berger Memorial Lecture. Joint meeting with The 48 Group Club STANLEY ROTH Vice President, Asia — International Relations, The Boeing Company; Assistant Secretary of State for Asian and Pacific Affairs, Department of State, 1997-2001 27.11.01 New issues in international relations: Asylum and immigration: prospects for the Laeken Summit Jointly held with the European Programme, RIIA PEER BANEKE General Secretary, European Council on Refugees and Exiles DR CHRISTINA BOSWELL Marie Curie Fellow, Institute for Peace Research and Security Studies, Hamburg; Associate Fellow, European Programme, RIIA PHIL DOUGLAS Head, European Asylum Policy Unit, Home Office 28.11.01 The international response to global terrorism: Legal and moral issues and the role of the UN PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER GREENWOOD QC Professor of International Law, London School of Economics and Political Science PROFESSOR ADAM ROBERTS FBA Montague Burton Professor of International Relations and Fellow, Balliol College, Oxford 29.11.01 Principles and results of the new Yugoslav foreign policy HE MR GORAN SVILANOVIC Minister for Foreign Affairs, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 6.12.01 New issues in international relations: The motivation of the anti-establishment movement worldwide GEORGE MONBIOT Visiting Fellow, Green College Centre for Environmental Policy and Understanding, Green College, Oxford; correspondent, The Guardian; author, incl. Captive State: The Corporate Takeover of Britain 7.12.01 Good corporate behaviour in Russia — what will it take? Jointly held with the International Economics Programme, RIIA DR IGOR V KOSTIKOV Chairman, Federal Commission for the Securities Market of the Russian Federation 10.12.01 Europe in a changing world: the outlook from Slovenia ^ HE MR MILAN KUCAN President, Republic of Slovenia since 1992 The Royal Institute of International Affairs — Annual Report 2001-2002 ´ 10.12.01 Who forms public opinion in Afghanistan? — A BBC World Service Briefing BAQER MOIN Head, Persian and Pashto Service, BBC World Service SHIRAZUDDIN SIDDIQI Editor, BBC World Service Education Project, incl. the soap Opera ‘New Home, New Life’ MEENA BAKTASH Afghan Producer, Persian Service for Women, BBC World Service 11.12.01 Will trade sanctions reduce child labour? Jointly held with the International Economics Programme, RIIA PROFESSOR SAJAL LAHIRI Professor of Economics, University of Essex 17.12.01 Democracy and the war against global terrorism HE MR STJEPAN MESIC President, Republic of Croatia 10.1.02 Basic trends in China in the 21st century DR ZHENG BIJIAN Vice President of the Party School, Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party 10.1.02 Race relations and racialism in everyday life in post-apartheid South Africa Joint meeting with the Royal African Society and the Southern Africa Business Association JOHN KANE-BERMAN Director, South African Institute of Race Relations 14.1.02 Bosnia and Herzegovina: new policy, new image HE DR ZLATKO LAGUMDZIJA Chairman, Council of Ministers, and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia and Herzegovina 15.1.02 Palestine-Israel: peace or apartheid? Prospects for resolving the conflict MARWAN BISHARA Lecturer, American University in Paris, and research fellow, Centre Interdisciplinaire de Recherches sur la Paix et des Etudes Stratégiques, Paris 16.1.02 Making a success of EU enlargement Jointly held with the European Programme, RIIA GRAHAM AVERY Chief Adviser, European Commission, Brussels 22.1.02 Democracy and stability in Central Asia DR AKEZHAN KAZHEGELDIN Chairman, National Republican Party of Kazakhstan; Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, 1995-97 24.1.02 The international response to global terrorism: Iran and the new West Asia: opportunities and dangers PROFESSOR FRED HALLIDAY Professor of International Relations, LSE; author, incl. Two Hours that Shook the World: 11 September 2001, Causes and Consequences, Nov. 2001 31.1.02 Britain’s place in a changing world THE RT HON IAIN DUNCAN SMITH Leader of the Opposition ´ ^
4.2.02 The Bush Administration’s international security policy THE HON JOHN R BOLTON Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security Affairs, Department of State, Washington DC 5.2.02 How to handle globalization THE RT HON BARONESS WILLIAMS OF CROSBY Liberal Democrat Leader, House of Lords; a President, RIIA 6.2.02 Japan’s failure in the era of globalization: implications and remedies Jointly held with the International Economics Programme, RIIA PROFESSOR JEAN-PIERRE LEHMANN Professor of International Political Economy, International Institute for Management Development, Lausanne 7.2.02 Italy and the European Union PROFESSOR ROCCO BUTTIGLIONE Italian Cabinet Minister for European Policies; Leader of the CDU (Christian Democratic Union) Party, member of the Coalition which won the Italian general election in May 2001 8.2.02 Bulgaria’s participation in the anti-terrorist coalition HE DR SOLOMON PASSY Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria 13.2.02 The return of foreign policy DR DENIS MACSHANE MP Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 14.2.02 The international response to global terrorism: Prospects for Afghanistan DR OLIVIER ROY Senior researcher, Centre National de Recherches Scientifiques, Paris, and a consultant to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; author, incl. Islam and Resistance in Afghanistan, 1990 and The New Central Asia: The Creation of Nations, 2000 15.2.02 New challenges for security policy (Round-table) HE PAAVO LIPPONEN Prime Minister, Republic of Finland 15.2.02 Germany and Europe in 2002: a decisive year Jointly held with the European Programme, RIIA DR WOLFGANG SCHÄUBLE Chairman, CDU/CSU Parliamentary Group, 1998- 2000; Federal Minister of the Interior, 1989-91 20.2.02 The international response to global terrorism: Do alleged terrorists have rights? DR MICHAEL BYERS Professor of International Law, Duke University, North Carolina; currently a visiting fellow, Keble College, Oxford AMBASSADOR PIERRE-RICHARD PROSPER US Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues 27. 2.02 Fourth John C Whitehead Lecture on Anglo-American Relations The international relations agenda: a business perspective THE LORD BROWNE OF MADINGLEY Group Chief Executive, BP plc 4.3.02 The Doha development round and the world trading system: is there a role for the Commonwealth? Jointly held with the International Economics Programme, RIIA SENATOR PETER COOK Senator for Western Australia; previously Trade Minister and Chairman of the Cairns Group during the Uruguay Round, and Industry Minister 6.3.02 Is there still an Israeli-Palestinian peace process? HENRY SIEGMAN Senior Fellow and Director, US/Middle East Project, Council on Foreign Relations, New York 7.3.02 Managing the transatlantic relationship European and American ideas on peacekeeping THE RT HON THE LORD HURD OF WESTWELL CH CBE Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, 1989-95; a President, RIIA 12.3.02 Italian foreign policy after September 11 MARGHERITA BONIVER Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Italy 13.3.02 Intelligence in the aftermath of September 11: global intelligence shortfalls and necessary remedies ROBERT D STEELE Former US spy; author, On Intelligence: Spies and Secrecy in an Open World, 2000 and the forthcoming The New Craft of Intelligence: Personal, Public and Political 13.3.02 The Secret State: the hidden history of Whitehall and the Cold War PROFESSOR PETER HENNESSY Attlee Professor of Contemporary British History, Queen Mary, University of London; author, incl. The Secret State: Whitehall and the Cold War, 1945-1970, March 2002 21.3.02 Russia’s place in the European security environment DR NEIL MACFARLANE Lester B Pearson Professor of International Relations and Director, The Centre for International Studies, Oxford LORD WALLACE OF SALTAIRE Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics 27.3.02 Lithuania in an integrated world HE MR VALDAS ADAMKUS President of the Republic of Lithuania The Royal Institute of International Affairs — Annual Report 2001-2002 15
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