at the Conference Center Bruehl, 14-17 July, 2004.
Funded by the Volkswagenstiftung and the Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung;
Program
View full Conference
Programme [ PDF ]
Background Papers for the Conference:
The conference papers will be published in early 2005 in an edited volume (Palgrave).
A selection of a few draft versions and abstracts will be published on this website shortly after the conference.
Session One: The Changing Domestic and European Context of Foreign Policy Making
Chaired by Josef Janning; Commentators: Julie Smith and Matthias Dembinski
- August Pradetto (University of the Armed Forces, Hamburg):
To be announced
- Alister Miskimmon (Royal Holloway University of London):
The Europeanization of German Foreign Policy
Session Two: Germany in Europe
Chaired by Helga Haftendorn; Commentators: Joachim Schild and Jörg Monar
- Sebastian Harnisch / Siegfried Schieder (University of Trier):
Germany's New European Policy
- Marco Overhaus (University of Trier):
German Policy in NATO and ESDP
- Hans Stark (Institut Français des Relations Internationales, Paris):
To be announced
Session Three: Germany and the Transatlantic Relationship
Chaired by Charles B. Heck; Commentators: John van Oudenaren and Joachim Krause
- Peter Rudolf (German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin):
German Foreign Policy and Transatlantic Relations
- Steven F. Szabo (Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore):
The German-American Relationship after Iraq
Session Four: Security and Stability:
Chaired by Maxime Lefebvre; Commentators: Karl-Heinz Kamp and Vladimir Handl.
- Günther Jötze (Ambassador):.
Pan-European Stability - Still a Key Task?
- Harald Müller (Peace Research Institute Frankfurt):
To be announced
- Martin Wagener (University of Trier):
Normalization in Security Policy? German Foreign Military Deployments
Session Five: Growth and Development I
Chaired by Stefan Schirm; Commentators: Bernhard Speyer and Harald Fuhr
- Andreas Falke (University Erlangen-Nürnberg):
German Trade Policy
- Reinhard Wolf (University of Greifswald):
Germany and the International Financial Order
Session Six: Growth and Development II
Chaired by Rainer Tezlaff; Commentators: Stefan Mair and Ulf Engel
- Friedemann Müller (German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin):
German Energy Security Policy
- Peter Molt (University of Trier):
German Development Aid Policy Since 1998
Session Seven: Germany as a Global Player?
Chaired by Christopher Daase; Commentators: Carlo Masala and Manfred Knapp
- Jörn-Carsten Gottwald (University of Trier):
The Schröder Administration's Policy towards Asia Pacific
- Martin Beck (German Institute for Middle East Studies, Hamburg):
German Foreign Policy towards the Middle East
- Klaus Dicke (University of Jena):
To be announced
- Detlef Sprinz (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research):
Germany's International Environmental Policy
Concluding Session: Wither Germany? Assessing German Foreign Policy
|