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LECTURES winter 2000

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12 Oct 2000 PARIS	What Do the Candidate Countries Expect from EU Membership? A Czech View His Excellency Mr. PETR JANYŠKA Ambassador of the Czech Republic to France
12 Oct 2000 PARIS	Preparing for Accession: An Assessment of the Negotiations with the Candidate Countries ALEXANDER ITALIANER Head of Cabinet of EU Commissioner Günter Verheugen, responsible for EU Enlargement
12 Oct 2000 PARIS	FORUM DEBATE How Will Accession Affect Economic and Political Reforms in the Candidate Countries? Participants: ALEXANDER ITALIANER Head of Cabinet of EU Commissioner Günter Verheugen Professor JACQUES RUPNIK Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques, Paris Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches Internationales CERI Professor HALL GARDNER American University of Paris, Chair, International Affairs Department
12 Oct 2000 PARIS	The European Security and Defence Policy: Will It Enhance the Security of the Candidate Member States? MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director Cicero Foundation
13 Oct 2000 PARIS	Preparing for Accession: A Comparison of the Macro-Economic Situations of Hungary and the Czech Republic ANDREW BURNS Department of Economics; Country Studies Branch Head of the Hungary and Czech Republic Desk, OECD, Paris
13 Oct 2000 PARIS	What Will Be the Economic Consequences of Accession for the Candidate Members of the First and Second Wave? JEROME SGARD Senior Economist at the European Centre for International Prospects and Information CEPII, Paris
13 Oct 2000 PARIS	What Are the Main Remaining Obstacles in the Accession Process and How Can They Be Removed? A Hungarian View His Excellency Dr. ENDRE JUHÁSZ Ambassador and Chief of Mission of Hungary to the European Union
13 Oct 2000 PARIS	What Will Be the Impact of the IGC and the Ratification of the Treaty of Nice on the Accession Process? DANIEL VERNET Director International Relations Le Monde
16 Nov 2000 PARIS	Beyond the Treaty of Nice: More Left-Overs or New Union? SYLVIE GOULARD Consultant for the Policy Planning Staff Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paris; Researcher at CERI, Paris
16 Nov 2000 PARIS	The 2000 Intergovernmental Conference: What Institutional Reforms and What Kind of Enhanced Cooperation Does Europe Need? DANIEL VERNET Director International Relations Le Monde
16 Nov 2000 PARIS	The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU: A Critical Assessment of Its Significance for the European Citizens Professor JEAN-PIERRE DUBOIS Law Department, University of Dijon Vice President of the Ligue des Droits de l'Homme
16 Nov 2000 PARIS	Does the EU Need Closer Cooperation Arrangements Leading to a Core Europe of a Restricted Group of Member States? BEN HALL Research Director of the Centre of European Reform CER, London
17 Nov 2000 PARIS	Safeguarding the Interests of the Smaller Member States in an Enlarged EU: The Dutch Proposals for the Nice Summit MARNIX KROP Minister Plenipotentiary, Embassy of the Netherlands, Paris
17 Nov 2000 PARIS	Preparing Europe's Future: The Actuality of Joschka Fischer's Berlin Speech Dr. MARTIN KREMER Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Berlin; Policy Planning Staff
17 Nov 2000 PARIS	Citizenship and Human Rights: About the European Union's Charter of Fundamental Rights Professor JEAN-PIERRE DUBOIS Vice-President of the 'Ligue des Droits de l'Homme', France
17 Nov 2000 PARIS	The Concept of a European Vanguard: A Polish View Dr. RYSZARD STEMPLOWSKI Director of the Polish Institute of International Affairs, Warsaw; Former Ambassador of Poland to the United Kingdom
17 Nov 2000 PARIS	What Are The Implications of the IGC and the Treaty of Nice for the Accession Process? His Excellency Mr. MARKO KRANJEC Ambassador of Slovenia to the European Union
14 Dec 2000 PARIS	Will European Security and Defense Policy Strengthen or Weaken the Transatlantic Link? SHERWOOD McGINNIS Deputy Political Counselor, US Embassy, Paris
14 Dec 2000 PARIS	Consequences of the European Security and Defence Policy for the European Non-EU NATO Members Dr. CINAR ÖZEN Department of International Relations Gazi University, Ankara
14 Dec 2000 PARIS	ESDI, ESDP, and NATO: Will NATO Survive? MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director Cicero Foundation
14 Dec 2000 PARIS	How Will Future US-EU Strategic Relations Develop? A French View HENRY ZIPPER DE FABIANI Deputy Director Strategic Affairs; Ministry of Defence, Paris
15 Dec 2000 PARIS	Why Proposals for an Autonomous European Defence are a Costly Mistake Dr. ANAND MENON Director of the Centre for European Politics, Economics and Society; Department of Politics and International Relations; University of Oxford
15 Dec 2000 PARIS	Is Europe Prepared to Pay for Improved Capabilities? Prof. Dr. REIMUND SEIDELMANN Chair, University of Gießen, Germany, Political Science Department; Visiting Professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles; Honorary Professor at the Renmin University, Beijing
15 Dec 2000 PARIS	The National Missile Defense: An Assessment of Its Strategic Impact and Its Political Consequences DAVID C. GOMPERT President RAND Europe
15 Dec 2000 PARIS	The Eurocorps and the European Security and Defence Identity:>br>The Role of the Eurocorps in Kosovo Lieutenant-General JUAN ORTUÑO Commander of the Eurocorps

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