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The NATO After 50 Years Conference was hosted by the Lemnitzer Center at Kent State University in 1999. The program follows: |
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Friday, May 7 |
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9:00 - 9:15: Welcoming Remarks |
Dr. Carol A. Cartwright President, Kent State University |
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9:15 - 12:00 |
The Transatlantic Relationship: Continuity or Change |
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The View from America |
Stanley Sloan, Vienna International Consultants |
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The View from Europe |
Julian Lindley-French, King’s College, London |
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An American Critique |
Ted Galen Carpenter, CATO Institute |
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A European Critique |
Frédéric Bozo, French Institute for International Relations |
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NATO: 2000 and Beyond |
Robert E. Hunter, U.S. Ambassador to NATO, 1993-98 |
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1:45 - 5:30 |
NATO into the New Millennium |
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NATO as a Political Organization |
Robert Jordan, University of New Orleans |
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NATO as a Military Organization |
Steven Rearden, Historical Office, Joint Chiefs of Staff |
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NATO Enlargement |
Jeffrey Simon, National Defense University |
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NATO and Russia |
Nina Khrushcheva, East West Institute, New York |
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NATO and the European Union/WEU |
Pierre-Henri Laurent, Tufts University |
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NATO and Arms Control |
Kori Schake, National Defense University |
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Saturday, May 8 |
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9:00 - 12:00 |
Other NATO Challenges |
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Civil - Military Relations in the New NATO |
Andrew Michta, Rhodes College |
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NATO and Internal Disputes: Greece and Turkey |
S. Victor Papacosma, Kent State University |
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Non-Traditional Challenges and Missions |
Allen Sens, University of British Columbia |
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Whither Collective Defense |
Steven Hook and Richard Robyn Kent State University |
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NATO’s Future: The Relevance of History |
Lawrence S. Kaplan, Kent State University |
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NATO’s Future |
Roundtable Discussion |
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