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LECTURES spring 2004

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01 Jan 2004	Six Dimensions of the Growing Transatlantic Divide: Are the US and Europe Definitively Driving Themselves Apart? MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director The Cicero Foundation
19 Feb 2004 PARIS	What is the Impact of Migration on the Labour Markets of an Enlarging European Union? Dr. IRENE STACHER The International Centre for Migration Policy Development ICMPD,Vienna
19 Feb 2004 PARIS	What Makes America Work? A Short Introduction into the Organisation of the Labour Market in the US JAMES C. MURPHY PhD President Floriana Institute for Independent Research (FIFIR) Santa Barbara, Cal.
19 Feb 2004 PARIS	The European Employment Strategy: A Model for a Global Strategy? Mr. PETER AUER International Labour Organisation ILO, Geneva Chief, Employment Analysis and Research Employment Strategy Department
19 Feb 2004 PARIS	The Labour Market Policy of the Blair Government: What is the Secret of the British Success Story? Mr. MICHAEL RICHARDSON Director for Work, Welfare and Poverty Department of Work and Pensions, London
19 Feb 2004 PARIS	From Welfare to Workfare: How Successful is the Danish Approach? Mr. BO HAMMER Ministry of Employment, Copenhagen Head of Section
20 Feb 2004 PARIS	Job Creation by Boosting Entrepreneurship: How to Stimulate and Finance the Creation of Micro-Enterprises? Ms. CATHERINE SNYERS ADIE Association for the Right on Economic Initiative, Paris
20 Feb 2004 PARIS	What is the Impact of the Shortened Working Week on Employment: The Example of France Dr. ANNIE FOUQUET Director, Employment Research Centre DARES Ministry of Social Affairs, Employment and Solidarity, Paris
20 Feb 2004 PARIS	What Works and What Does Not Among Active Labour Market Policies: Lessons from the Experiences of OECD Countries Mr. JOHN P. MARTIN OECD, Paris Director of the Directorate for Education, Employment, Labour and Social Affairs
20 Feb 2004 PARIS	Developing Part-Time Work: Solution or Trap? The Example of the Netherlands Mr. GIDO TEN DOLLE Social Attaché Permanent Representation of the Netherlands to the European Union, Brussels
01 May 2004	SHOULD TURKEY JOIN THE EU? The Anti-Turkish Stance of the French UMP and the German CDU/CSU MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director The Cicero Foundation
13 May 2004 PARIS	After Madrid 3/11: Does Europe Do Enough in the War on International Terrorism? (powerpoint file) MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director The Cicero Foundation
13 May 2004 PARIS	The Implementation of the Schengen Acquis: its Impact on Border Controls and Immigration Policies in the Old and New Member States (powerpoint file) WOUTER VAN DE RIJT General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union, Directorate-General H - Justice and Home Affairs
13 May 2004 PARIS	What is the Impact of the Harmonisation of Criminal Law on Terrorism, Organised Crime and Illicit Drug Trafficking? Prof. Dr. GERT VERMEULEN University of Ghent Director Institute for International Research on Criminal Policy (IRCP)
13 May 2004 PARIS	Combating International Crime in an Enlarging European Union: The Role of Europol Mr. KEVIN O'CONNELL Deputy Director EUROPOL, The Hague
13 May 2004 PARIS	The Implementation of the Schengen Acquis: Its Impact on Border Controls and Immigration Policies in the Old and New Member States Mr. WOUTER VAN DE RIJT General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union, Directorate-General H - Justice and Home Affairs
14 May 2004 PARIS	Eurojust: What Is Its Role in the Emerging European Judicial Framework and How Does It Work? powerpoint file Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) MICHAEL G. KENNEDY President of the College of Eurojust EUROJUST, The Hague
14 May 2004 PARIS	The European Arrest Warrant: Waiting for Its Full Implementation Mr. DANIEL FLORE Ministry of Justice, Brussels
14 May 2004 PARIS	What Assistance Can Be Expected from the Contact Points of the European Judicial Network? Ms. ANNETTE VON SYDOW Office of the Prosecutor General of Sweden International Unit
14 May 2004 PARIS	What is the Role of Liaison Magistrates? Ms. CLAIRE BROWN UK Liaison Magistrate, Paris
06 Jun 2004	CHIRAC's GAULLISM Why France has Become the Driving Force Behind the Effort to Build an Autonomous European Defence MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director The Cicero Foundation
10 Jun 2004 PARIS	Pension Reforms in the European Union: An Assessment of the Present Situation and of the Challenges Ahead (powerpoint file) HEIKKI OKSANEN Adviser, Economic and Financial Affairs DG European Commission, Brussels
10 Jun 2004 PARIS	Pension Reform and Welfare Reform: How to Combine Justice, Efficiency and Innovation in an Ageing Society? MARCEL H. VAN HERPEN Director The Cicero Foundation
10 Jun 2004 PARIS	Pension Reform in the UK: A Success Story? Ms. SHONA RIACH First Secretary Economic British Embassy, Paris
10 Jun 2004 PARIS	Strengthening Funded Pensions Provisions: How to Proceed? Mr. JUAN YERMO OECD, Paris Financial Affairs Division
11 Jun 2004 PARIS	Lessons from the Great Swedish Pension Reform: Should We Move Towards More Funding and Less ‘Pay As You Go’? (powerpoint file) OLE SETTERGREN Swedish National Social Insurance Board Director of Pensions Department
11 Jun 2004 PARIS	Pension Reform in Finland: What Lessons Can Be Learned? Mr. REIJO VANNE Finnish Pension Alliance TELA, Helsinki Head of R&D
11 Jun 2004 PARIS	Public Pension Expenditure in the European Union: How to Cope with an Ageing Population? Ms. AINO SALOMÄKI European Commission, Brussels Economic and Financial Affairs DG
11 Jun 2004 PARIS	Investing Pension Fund Assets in Volatile Financial Markets: What Strategy Should Be Chosen? Mr. DAVID LINDEMAN Principal Analyst Pensions OECD, Paris Financial Affairs Division

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