2001
TOPICAL SYMPOSIUM
“National
Security in the Global Era”
September
20-21, 2001
AGENDA
(As of
27 November, 2001)
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Opinions, Conclusions, and
Recommendations expressed or implied by the Authors' Papers
are solely those of the Author and do not represent the views of the
National Defense University, the Department of Defense, or any other
government agency or nongovernment organization.
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The two volume book that was used as the
foundation for this symposium can be found at the following link
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The
Global Century - Globalization and National Security, Volumes I, II
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Challenges
of the Global Century - Report
of the Project on Globalization and National Security (HTML)
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Thursday, September 20, 2001
0700-0815
Registration
0815-0830 Welcome and
Administrative Remarks
0830-0930 PANEL ONE: Security Affairs in a Globalizing
World:
Strategic Consequences and Policy
Implications
0930-1000 Break
1000-1200 PANEL TWO: Regional Trends: Globalization’s
Uneven Impact
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Europe: Key Allies in Addressing the
Challenges of Globalization:
Presenter: Ambassador
Robert E. Hunter; Senior Advisor, RAND and Vice Chairman
of the Atlantic Treaty Association |
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Security Politics in
the Persian Gulf: Order and
Disorder:
Presenter: Dr. Patrick L.
Clawson; Director
of Research, The Washington Institute for Near East
Policy |
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China,
Asia, and Globalization:
Presenter: Dr. Robert
Sutter; Visiting
Professor, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown
University |
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Developing
Countries:
Presenter: Dr. Carol
J. Lancaster; Director, Master of
Science in Foreign Service (MSFS)
and Co-Director, JD/MSFS Program, Georgetown University |
1215-1400 LUNCH
- Keynote Address: “Reflections on Globalization
and American Foreign Policy"
Speaker: General Charles Wilhelm, U.S. Marine Corps
(Retired)
1430-1630 PANEL THREE: New Security Challenges in the Global Era
1645-1900 Reception
Friday, September 21, 2001
0830-1000 PANEL FOUR: Globalization and the Bush
Administration
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Globalization and the
Bush Administration’s Strategic Agenda:
Presenter: Dr. Patrick
M. Cronin; Assistant Administrator,
Bureau for Policy and Program Coordination, United States Agency for
International Development |
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Integrating
Globalization and National Security Policy:
Presenter: Mr. Steven
Simon; Assistant Director and Carol Deane Senior Fellow, The
International Institute for Strategic Studies, London |
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A Perspective from
Abroad:
Presenter:
Dr. Dieter
Dettke; Executive
Director, Friedrich Ebert Foundation |
1000-1030 Break
1030-1245 PANEL FIVE: Defense Strategy and Military
Operations
in the Global Era
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The
Emerging U.S. Defense Strategy: Are we Preparing for the Global
Era?:
Presenter: Dr. Clark
A. Murdock;
Senior Fellow, International Security Program, CSIS |
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Theater Engagement and Strategic Shaping:
Presenter: General George
Joulwan,
U.S. Army (Ret) |
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Transforming U.S.
Forces for New Operations:
Presenter: Captain Alex
Urrutia, Director, Joint Interoperability and Integration, United
States Joint Forces Command |
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The
Impact of Globalization on Military Operations:
Presenter: Captain
Sam J. Tangredi, US Navy, Senior Military Fellow, Institute
for National Strategic Studies, National Defense University |
1300-1430 Lunch - " The Bush Administration's Response
to Globalization"
Speaker: Ambassador
Richard N. Haass; Director of Policy
Planning, United States
Department of State