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LECTURES spring 1999

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18 Feb 1999 PARIS	Overcoming Labour Market Inflexibilities: New Labour's Employment Policy in Britain WIN HARRIS Head of European Division of the Department for Education and Employment, London
18 Feb 1999 PARIS	The Fight against Unemployment in The Netherlands: A Dutch Miracle? RAYMOND VAN DER PUTTEN Economics Department Country Studies Division, The Netherlands Desk, OECD, Paris
18 Feb 1999 PARIS	What Role for the European Union in Defining a European Employment Policy? The Rt. Hon. BARBARA WEILER, MEP Member of the Committee on Social Affairs of The European Parliament
18 Feb 1999 PARIS	The French Approach: Will the 35 Hours Week Stimulate Job Creation? PROFESSOR GILBERT CETTE University of Aix-Marseille, Counsellor at the Cabinet of the Minister of Employment and Solidarity; Member of the Council for Economic Analysis of the Government Jospin
18 Feb 1999 PARIS	The Role of the Trade Unions in Fighting Unemployment DAVID FODEN European Trade Union Institute, Brussels
19 Feb 1999 PARIS	For a Social Market Economy: How to Stimulate and Finance the Creation of Micro-Enterprises? SOPHIE CHABANEL Chief of Delegation of Ile de France of ADIE Association for the Right on Economic Initiative, Paris
19 Feb 1999 PARIS	How to Give the Fight Against Unemployment a European Dimension? RUTH PASERMAN European Commission, Brussels, Directorate General V
19 Feb 1999 PARIS	Job Creation and Welfare State Reform in Europe: Toward a Minimal Welfare State? MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director Cicero Foundation
19 Feb 1999 PARIS	Reducing Unemployment in Europe: What Strategy Should Be Followed? JEAN-PIERRE BARRIERE President of the Group Employment of CEEP European Centre of Enterprises with Public Participation and of Enterprises of General Interest, Brussels
15 Apr 1999 PARIS	The Transatlantic Relationship in the Twenty-First Century: Will NATO Last? Professor DAVID P. CALLEO Dean Acheson Professor of European Studies; Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies Washington, D.C.
15 Apr 1999 PARIS	Defence Industry: Growing EU-US Competition or Transatlantic Co-operation? PATRICE HUMMEL Aérospatiale, Paris, Department of Corporate Strategy
15 Apr 1999 PARIS	The Washington Summit and NATO's Fiftieth Anniversary: What are the Prospects for the Future? ERIC POVEL NATO Headquarters, Brussels
15 Apr 1999 PARIS	NATO's Strategy Review: Will it Reduce Risks in the Post Cold War Era? Dr. PATRICIA CHILTON Chair of the UK Board of Trustees of the British American Security Information Council Director of the Centre for Research in International Security Manchester Metropolitan University
15 Apr 1999 PARIS	New Nato Strategy and Enlargement: What Will Be the Role of the New Members? KAROLY BANAI Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Budapest, NATO-WEU Department, Head of Section for Political Co-ordination
16 Apr 1999 PARIS	How Can the European Security and Defence Identity be Strengthened? The Proposals of the British Government and the Anglo-French Saint-Malo Initiative Dr. BRIAN H. WELLS Deputy Director North Atlantic and Western Europe Ministry of Defence, London
16 Apr 1999 PARIS	NATO's Fiftieth Anniversary and the Russia-NATO Partnership: A Critical Assessment MIKHAIL LEBEDEV First Secretary Embassy of the Russian Federation, Paris
16 Apr 1999 PARIS	The WEU and the Anglo-French Saint-Malo Initiative: Will it Enhance or Diminish the Role of the WEU? GUIDO LENZI Director of the Institute for Security Studies of the Western European Union, Paris
16 Apr 1999 PARIS	NATO's New Strategic Concept, the Saint-Malo Initiative, and ESDI: What is the Position of France? Professor NICOLE GNESOTTO Sciences Po, Paris Institut français des relations internationales, Paris
19 May 1999 LISBON	The 2000 Intergovernmental Conference: What are the Goals of the Portuguese Presidency? Dra. JOSEFINA DE CARVALHO Deputy Secretary General of European Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lisbon
10 Jun 1999 PARIS	After Amsterdam: How to Safeguard Refugee Protection in the Process of European Harmonization? ANNE CASTAGNOS Member of the Executive Committee of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles ECRE, London
10 Jun 1999 PARIS	Legalizing Illegal Immigrants in France: Recurring Patterns and Problems Professor JOHANNA SIMÉANT University of La Rochelle, Law Department Author of 'La cause des Sans-Papiers' (The Cause of the Illegal Immigrants)
10 Jun 1999 PARIS	The German Presidency After the Kosovo Crisis: How to Handle Emergencies? HARALD GREIB Ministry of the Interior Division European Migration and Asylum Policy, Bonn
11 Jun 1999 PARIS	The European Migration and Refugee Policy in the Context of the Wider, Global, Refugee Movements ANNE WILLEM BIJLEVELD UNHCR, Geneva; Director of Bureau Europe
11 Jun 1999 PARIS	Multiculturalism or Assimilation: What Policy Europe Should Adopt? MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director Cicero Foundation
11 Jun 1999 PARIS	Trends in International Migration: How to Cope with a Growing Influx? JEAN-PIERRE GARSON Head of the Migration Division, OECD, Paris
11 Jun 1999 PARIS	Refugee Policy in France: Recent Developments JEAN-LOUIS DELARUE Director of Public Freedoms and Juridical Affairs Ministry of the Interior, Paris

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