Updated: 04 May 2006
Papers are linked to the panelists by their names below.
Thursday, 16 March
Please note the time changes for the opening keynote speech and first panel.
0745-0915 Registration - Room 107, Eisenhower Hall
0915-0925 Administrative Remarks - Baruch Auditorium, Eisenhower Hall
0925-0930 Welcome and Opening Remarks - Ambassador Johnnie Carson, Senior Vice President, National Defense University
0930-1015 Opening
Keynote
Speaker:
Honorable
Gordon England, Deputy Secretary of Defense
1030-1155 Panel 1: Building and Sustaining Partnerships to Defeat Terrorism
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Enhancing the capacity of U.S. partners to fight terrorist networks |
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Countering ideological support for extremist terrorism |
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Attacking and disrupting terrorist networks |
Moderator:
Mr.
Joseph McMillan, Senior Fellow, Institute for National Strategic Studies,
National Defense University
Panelists:
Mr.
Michael Vickers, Director of Strategic Studies, Center for Strategic and
Budgetary Assessments, and
Advisor to the Secretary of Defense for the QDR
Dr. Christopher J. Lamb, Senior Research Fellow, Institute for National
Strategic Studies, National Defense University
Dr. Marc Sageman, Clinical and Forensic
Psychiatrist and author of Understanding Terrorist Networks -
Presentation
1200-1330 Luncheon
Speaker:
Honorable
Ike Skelton, Ranking Member, House Armed Services Committee, United
States House of Representatives
1330-1345 Break
1345-1515 Panel 2: Defending the Homeland In-Depth
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Building an active, layered defense in depth |
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Determining the appropriate active/reserve mix |
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Supporting civil authorities in mitigating the effects of catastrophic events |
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How to implement the "lead, support, enable" strategy |
Moderator:
Honorable
Stephen M. Duncan, Director, Institute for Homeland Security Studies,
National Defense University
Panelists:
Mr. Peter F.
Verga, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Homeland Defense)
Dr. James
Carafano, Senior Fellow for National Security and Homeland Security, the
Heritage Foundation -
Presentation
Dr. Richard
Falkenrath, Senior Fellow, the Brookings Institution
1515-1530 Break
1530-1700 Panel 3: Shaping the Choices of Countries at Strategic Crossroads
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Adapting alliances and enhancing strategic partnerships to address emerging security challenges |
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Dissuading development of capabilities that threaten regional stability, U.S. freedom of action, or disrupt U.S. power projection |
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Creating Comprehensive multidimensional capabilities to deter conflict or defeat adversary objectives should deterrence fail |
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Determining what investments will be most effective in a cost-imposing strategy |
Moderator:
Dr.
Phillip C. Saunders, Senior Fellow, Institute for National Strategic
Studies, National Defense University
Panelists:
Honorable Douglas Feith, Former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
Dr.
Kurt Campbell, Senior Vice President and Director of International
Security Program,
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Mr.
Adam Ward, Executive Director of the International Institute for
Strategic Studies, Washington DC (IISS-DC) -
Presentation
Friday, 17 March
0800-0820 Optional Tours of NDU Library Special Collections, Marshall Hall or National War College, Roosevelt Hall
0830-1000 Panel 4: Preventing Acquisition and/or use of WMD by Hostile State or Non-State Actors
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Organizing DoD to meet the WMD challenge |
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Setting the right priorities in the Combating WMD arena |
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Supporting new Combating WMD missions |
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Building effective partnerships to Combat WMD - both internationally and domestically |
Moderator:
Dr. John
Reichart, Director, Center for the Study of Weapons of Mass Destruction,
National Defense University
Panelists:
Honorable
Dale Klein, Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical
and Biological Programs
Dr. Ashton
Carter, Ford Foundation Professor of Science and International Affairs,
Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University -
Presentation
Dr. Brad
Roberts, Research Staff Member, Strategy, Forces and Resources Division,
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Presentation
Institute for Defense Analyses
1000-1015 Break
1015-1145 Panel 5: Transformation to Meet Tomorrow's Security Challenges
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Right-sizing the force with an appropriate mix of capabilities |
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Globally managing the force |
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Developing proper DoD organizations, authorities, and business practices |
Moderator:
Ms. M.
Elaine Bunn, Senior Research Fellow and Director, Future Strategic
Concepts Program,
Institute for National
Strategic Studies, National Defense University
Panelists:
Mr. James
P. Thomas, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Resources and Plans
Dr.
Andrew Krepinevich, Executive Director, Center for Strategic and
Budgetary Assessments -
Presentation
Ms.
Michèle Flournoy, Senior Advisor, International Security Program, Center
for Strategic and
International Studies
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Washington Quarterly Article - Spring 2006
Ambassador W. Robert Pearson, Director General of the Foreign Service and
Director of Human Resources,
U.S. Department of State
1200-1330 Luncheon
Speaker:
ADM
Edmund P. Giambastiani, USN, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Updated: May 04, 2006