UofT G8 Information Centre: 2004 Pre-Summit Conference

2004 G8 Pre-Summit Conference:
Security, Prosperity and Freedom:
Why America Needs the G8

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Special Videoconference Session on Security

June 3, 2004
Indiana University, Bloomington, IN

With the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
and the Center for Strategic and International Studies
in Washington DC

Program • Prospectus • Papers • Biographies
CIBER at Indiana University

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Bloomington	THURSDAY, JUNE 3	Washington
13h00–13h05	Opening Remarks Lee Hamilton, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars	14h00–14h05
13h05–14h30	Preventing Proliferation of Weapons and Materials of Mass Destruction Samuel Wells, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Gary Bertsch, Center for International Trade and Security, University of Georgia “Multilateralism, International Security and the G8” [HTML] Igor Khripunov, Center for International Trade and Security, University of Georgia *“The Nonproliferation Carrots and Sticks of G8 Diplomacy”* [HTML] Michèle Flournoy, Center for Strategic and International Studies *“Strengthening the G8’s Global Partnership Against WMD: An Action Agenda”*	14h05–15h30
14h30–14h00	Refreshment Break	15h30–16h00
14h00–16h30	Combating Terrorism Chair: Christopher Sands, Center for Strategic and International Studies Andre Belelieu, Center for Strategic and International Studies “Prospects for G8 Action on Future International Counterterrorism Efforts” Thomas Sanderson, Center for Strategic and International Studies	16h00–17h30

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Prospectus • Papers • Speakers
CIBER at Indiana University

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	THURSDAY, JUNE 3
9h45–10h00	Opening Remarks Alan Rugman, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University John Kirton, G8 Research Group, University of Toronto
10h00–12h00	Why America Needs the G8: Perspectives from and for America Chair: Alan Rugman, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University Sir Nicholas Bayne, London School of Economics and Political Science “Looking Ahead: Prospects for the G8 from America 2004, Britain 2005 and Beyond” [HTML] John Kirton, University of Toronto *“Prospects for the Sea Island Summit”* [PDF] Risto Penttilä, Finnish Business and Policy Forum EVA and Saïd Business School, University of Oxford *“The G8 and Global Security Governance: Advancing American Interests in Arms Control, Counterterrorism and Regional Security”* [HTML]
12h00–13h00	Lunch
13h00–16h30	Special Videoconference Session on Security
	FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 2004
9h00–10h15	Foreign Direct Investment, Corporate Strategy and Corporate Governance Chair: John Kirton, G8 Research Group, University of Toronto Alan Rugman, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University “U.S. Energy Security and Regional Business” [HTML] David Audretsch, Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs “Economic Growth and National Security: The View from Europe” [PDF] Discussant: Bruce Jaffee, Indiana University
10h15–10h45	Refreshment Break
10h45–12h15	Trade in an Era of Sustainable Development, Security and September 11th Chair: George von Furstenberg, Indiana University Sylvia Ostry, Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto “Summitry and Trade: What Could Sea Island Do for Doha” [HTML] Heidi Ullrich, London School of Economics and Political Science, presented by Bernhard May, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik “Effective or Defective? The G8 and Multilateral Trade Negotiations: Challenges for the Sea Island Summit” [HTML] Jeffrey Hart, Indiana University *“The G8 and the Global Information Economy”* [PDF]
12h15–13h15	Lunch
13h15–14h30	Finance Chair: Alan Rugman, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University Donato Masciandaro, Paolo Baffi Centre for Monetary and Financial Economics “Combating Black Money: Money Laundering and Terrorism Finance, International Co-ordination and the G8’s Role” [PDF] Michele Fratianni, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, and Heejoon Kang, Indiana University “Borders and International Terrorism” [PDF] Discussant: George von Furstenberg, Indiana University
14h30–15h00	Refreshment Break
15h00–17h30	Why America Needs the G8: Perspectives from Its G8 Partners Chair: John Kirton, G8 Research Group, University of Toronto Sir Nicholas Bayne, London School of Economics and Political Science “The British Perspective” Bernhard May, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik “The German Perspective” Victoria Panova, Moscow State Institute of International Relations “The Russian Perspective” Shinichiro Uda, Director, Tokyo Office, G8 Research Group “The Japanese Perspective”
17h30	Conference adjourns