CSDR: Center for Strategic Decision Research - Centre d’Etudes sur les Décisions Stratégiques

2022 27 January Webinar - NATO-China Policy: Charting the Way Forward

2022 Webinar - NATO-China Policy: Charting the Way Forwardo
		The Center for Strategic Decision Research and the China Institute for International Strategic Studies (CIISS) have brought together a group of serving and former civilian and military policy makers as well as security and defence experts from NATO countries and China for a Track II dialogue to map the future of NATO-China relations. The joint report, NATO-China Relations: Charting the Way Forward, was released at a launch webinar on 27 January 2022. It formulates recommendations for both NATO and China to consider, especially in the months ahead as NATO draws up its next Strategic Concept for approval by NATO leaders at their summit in Madrid at the end of June. The timing is appropriate since the NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, has subsequently initiated a dialogue with the Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi. If you would like to share your views, kindly contact: postmaster@csdr.org OR roger@csdr.org Authors: Dr. Roger Weissinger-Baylon, Director of CSDR, Dr. Stefanie Babst, Dr. Jamie Shea, Ambassador Michael Zilmer-Johns, Ms. Caroline Baylon Major General Gong Xianfu, Vice Chairman of CIISS, Senior Colonel Bai Zonglin, Senior Colonel Chen Fangming,, Senior Colonel Mu Changlin, Dr. Chen Wei Click here to download the full report: NATO China-Relations: Charting the Way Forward (.25 MB)
Related articles on NATO-China relations: Click here to download: Ebbs and Tides in NATO-China Relations Ambassador Fatih Ceylan and Ambassador Tacan Ildem		NATO and China: Time to Talk Dr. Stefanie Babst Internationale Politik Quarterly (Feb 10, 2022) https://ip-quarterly.com/en/nato-and-china-time-talk
2021 Workshop -- Zoom Meetingsoo
Lord Harris of Haringey, UK House of Lords (18 February 2021) “Promoting Better Preparedness for a Major Crisis or Incident” (click for transcript/summary) Lord David Puttnam, UK House of Lords (29 April 2021) "Democracy and Digital Technology" (click for announcement page)
Paris 2021 Workshop - Hotel National des Invalides - October 2021 (to be rescheduled)
NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana.		The 36th International Workshop on Global Security in Paris was previously scheduled for October 2021 (to be rescheduled) with the theme of "Global Security in the Age of Hybrid Conflict, Post-Truth Decision-making, and Disruptive Innovation." NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana will give the Opening Keynote Address and Supreme Allied Commander - Transformation General Andre Lanata will give a Keynote Address on Defense Innovation on the second day of the workshop. Again this year French Minister of the Armed Forces Florency Parly has been invited to offer her Patronage. At the suggestion of our NATO, IHEDN (Institute for Higher National Defense Studies within the organization of the French Prime Minister), and Agence Innovation Defense partners, we will focus on defense innovations and especially disruptive ones. Building on our recent themes of hybrid warfare and the growing cyber threat, this year's workshop will address defense innovation in areas such as Artificial Intelligence, 5G, blockchain, digitalization, quantum computing, drones (including intelligence uses and swarming), space, hyper-speed weapons, bio engineering, nano technology, etc. Invited speakers include Supreme Allied Commander -Transformation General Andre Lanata, NATO Assistant Secretaries General Dr. Antonio Missiroli and Ambassador Tacan Ildem, NATO Chief Scientist Dr. Bryan Wells, former Supreme Allied Commander -Transformation Jean-Paul Paloremos, the Lord Toby Harris of Haringey, French Defense Innovation Agency Director Emmanuel Chiva, French Cybercommder Lieutenant General Didier Tisseyre, as well as IHEDN Directors Lieutenant General Patrick Destremau and Major General Jean-Christophe Cardamone.				General Andre Lanata: Supreme Allied Commander - Transformation

Madame Florence Parly MInister of the Armed Forces of France Invited Patron	General Andre Lanata NATO Supreme Allied Commander - Transformation	Dr. Antonio Missiroli Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges	Ambassador Tacan Ildem NATO Assistant Secretary General, Public Diplomacy	Dr. Emmanuel Chiva, Director, French Defense Innovation Agency	Dr. Bryan Wells NATO Chief Scientist	Lord Toby Harris of Haringey House of Lords, United Kingdom	General Jean-Paul Palomeros Former Supreme Allied Commander - Transformation

General Patrick Destremau Director, Institute for Higher National Defense Studies	Major General Jean-Christophe Cardamone, Institute for Higher National Defense Studies	General Didier Tisseyre Cybercommander, Ministry of the Armed Forces	Ambassador Michael Zilmer-Johns, Chief of Protocol, Danish Foreign Ministry	Major General Tatsuhiro Tanaka, Fujitsu System Integration Laboratories	Mr. Raj Samani, Chief Scientist, McAfee, and McAfee Fellow	Mr. Gary Gagnon VIce President for Cyber Strategy, The MITRE Cporporation	Mr. Andrea Formenti Founder and Owner, Area SpA

General of the Army (Gendarmerie) Marc Watin-Augourard, Founder of the FIC Cyber Fourm	Ms. Lori Scherer VIce President Intelligence Portfolios The MITRE Corporation	Dr. Linton Wells II Former U.S. Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense, Chief Information Officer	Ambassador Jiri Sedivy Former Ambassador of the Czech Republic to NATO	Ms. Paula Walsh Head of Cyber Policy, National Security Directorate, U.K. Foreign and Commonwealth Office	Mr. Bob Lentz Former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense & Chief Information Security Officer	Ms. Caroline Baylon Senior Advisor, Center for Strategic Decision Research; Research Affiliate, Cambridge University	Mr. Maurice Cashman, Principal Engineer, McAffee

Mr. Chris Painter Former Coordinator for Cyber issues, U.S. Department of State	Mr. Wolfram von Heynitz Head, Cyber Policy Coordination Staff, German Federal Foreign Office	Professor Frederick Douzet, Professor of Geopolitics, University of Paris	Mr. Kevin J. Scheid Former General Manager, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI	Mr. B. Edwin Wilson U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy	Dr. Jamie Shea Former NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges	Ms. Simona Cojocaru General Director for Defense Policy, Romanian Ministry of Defense	Mr. Don Proctor Former Senior VIce President in the Office of tthe CEO, CIsco

Ms. Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar Estonian Ambassador-at-large for Cybersecurity	Vice Admiral Arnaud Coustilliere, Director of Digital and Information and Communication Systems, French Ministry of the Armed Forces	Ms. Michele G. Markoff, Deputy Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. State Department	Lieutenant General Bernard de Courrèges d’Ustou, Inspector General of Finance	Ms. Merle Maigre Executive Vice President, CybExer Technologies	Ambassador Istvan Kovacs NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence	Dr. Roger Weissinger-Baylon Workshop Chairman and Co-Founder
Paris 2018-19 Workshop
The 35th International Workshop on Global Security was presented in Paris on 16-17 April 2019 with the theme of "Global Security in the Age of Hybrid Warfare and the Cyber Threat." The workshop topics included hybrid conflicts, with an emphasis on Russian (and other) hacking or cyber influence operations that are amplifying divisions within and among countries, as well as the dangers of cyber jihadism, the roles of state actors in penetrating critical infrastructure, the implications of quasi-state actors (such as Google or Facebook), and the policy and other steps that are needed to counter them. The French government invited the workshop once again to be held in the King's Council Chamber of the Invalides national monument. The workshop was presented in partnership with the Institute for Higher Defense Studies (IHEDN) within the organization of the French Prime Minister and the Directorate General for International Relations and Strategy (DGRIS) within the Ministry of the Armed Forces. This workshop series has been sponsored by the French Ministry of the Armed Forces, NATO Public Diplomacy Division, the US Department of Defense and international companies including McAfee, Fujitsu, and MITRE. Panda Security is the Technology Partner.
For information on participation or sponsorship, please contact: Dr. Roger Weissinger-Baylon, Workshop Chairman: roger@csdr.org Click to download final agenda (1.0 MB): Agenda Revised 35th Workshop 2019 Click here to download complete Proceedings 35th International Workshop Paris 2019 (3.1 MB) Click here to download the Proceedings35th International Workshop with photos (5.8 MB) Workshop News: Caroline Baylon speaks on BBC Data Privacy Panel, June 2019 "Is There Anywhere to Hide from Personal Surveillance?" (click to download video)
			Technology partner: Panda Security:
Panda Security - Technology Partnerhnology Partner: Panda SecuritydeTe
Click here to download keynote address by Mr. Jose Sancho, President of Panda Security and Technology Partner: - Mr. Jose Sancho - English Version - Mr. Jose Sancho - Spanish Version			Panda Security’s contribution as Technology Partner was based on working on how the changes that global society is experiencing can bring about a more secure world and a shared, peaceful future together. According to Panda CEO Jose Sancho, Cyberwar is a real conflict, a huge challenge for our democracy, and we know who the players are, and what weapons they are using: theft, extortion, propaganda and fake news, espionage, and sabotage are the main tools. Europe needs a single voice and leverage for our own products. If in Europe we want to play a significant role in protecting our own digital environment, and even in digitalization itself, we must collaborate. Only by pooling all European resources, including governments, companies, industries and technology providers, can we protect ourselves, in spite of the shortage of IT specialists to protect us in the short term, which is a mandatory requirement.While we wait for the global trigger that will launch this project, we will continue to work on initiatives to boost the expansion of European digital sovereignty. Link to Panda Blog - Panda Security Promotes "Global Security in the Age of Hybrid Conflicts."				Address by Mr. Jan Lindner, Vice President Panda Security "Defense of our Digital Democracy"
Paris 2017 Workshopar
			“I expect the Russians to meddle in the upcoming European parliament elections in spring 2019…and do all that they can to intervene in the next 20 NATO and EU elections before 2020" - Anders Fogh Rasmussen, former Secretary General of NATO
			The 34th International Workshop on Global Security was held in Paris in December 2017, with the Patronage of the French Minister of the Armed Forces. It was presented in partnership with the French Institute for Higher Defense Studies (IHEDN), within the Prime Minister’s organization, as well as the NATO Public Diplomacy Division, the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI), the U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment) and Cisco. Additional sponsorship was provided by Fujitsu, McAfee, Area SpA, and CISQ. The workshop theme was “Global Security in the Age of Hacking and Information Warfare: Is Democracy at Stake?” The keynote speakers were Minister Mounir Mahjoubi, the Minister of State for the Digital Sector, attached to the French Prime Minister; Ambassador Tacan Ildem, NATO Asst. Secretary General for Public Diplomacy; General Olivier Bonnet de Paillerets, Cybercommander, French Ministry of the Armed Forces; Mr. Anthony Grieco, Chief Trust Strategy Officer, Cisco; the Rt Hon. the Lord Browne of Ladyton, former U.K. Secretary of State for Defence, and The Lord Harris of Haringey. Major General Tatsuhiro Tanaka was the Fujitsu key speaker. Among the NATO speakers were Ambassadors Jiri Šedivý (Czech Republic), Michael Zilmer-Johns (Denmark), Luis de Almeida Sampaio (Portugal), and Mehmet Fatih Ceylan (Turkey); Dr. Jamie Shea, Deputy Asst. Secretary General for Emergency Security Challenges; Mr. Kevin J. Scheid, the General Manager of the NATO NCI Agency; Ms. Merle Maigre, Director of the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defense Center of Excellence in Estonia, and Mr. Janis Sarts, Director of the Strategic Communications Center of Excellence in Latvia. Principal Sponsors: French Ministry of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment), NATO (Public Diplomacy), Center for Strategic Decision Research, and IHEDN (Institute for Higher Defense Studies in the French Prime Minister's Organization); Cisco Major Sponsors: Fujitsu, McAfee, Area SpA, MITRE, CISQ Associate Sponsors: NATO NCI Agency, AXA For information on participation or sponsorship, please contact Dr. Roger Weissinger-Baylon, Workshop Chairman: roger@csdr.org
Proceedings of the 34th International Workshop on Global Security - including presentations by all workshop speakers. Anne D. Baylon, Editor *Click here to download compete workshop Proceedings* (3.3 MB) Agenda of the 34th International Workshop (1.7 MB)**

Keynote and Selected Presentations of the 2017 Workshop - Click to View
WELCOMING AND KEYNOTE REMARKS			INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Lieutenant General Bernard de Courrèges d’Ustou Director, Institut des hautes études de défense nationale	Minister Mounir Mahjoubi French Minister of State for the Digital Sector	Amb. Tacan Ildem NATO Asst. Secretary General for Public Diplomacy	General Olivier Bonnet de Paillerets, Cybercommander, Ministry of the Armed Forces	Mr. Anthony Grieco, Chief Trust Strategy Officer, Cisco	The Rt Hon. the Lord Browne of Ladyton House of Lords, Former Secretary of State for Defence	General Tatsuhiro Tanaka National Security Laboratory, Fujitsu System Integration Laboratories, Ltd.
A NEW CYBER COLD WAR? WHY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND A MULTISTAKEHOLDER APPROACH ARE VITAL

Ambassador David Martinon Ambassador for Digital Affairs, French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs	Mr. Conrad Prince Cyber Security Ambassador, UK Defence and Security Organisation	Mr. Karsten Geier Cyber Policy Coordination, German Federal Foreign Office	Amb. Sorin Ducaru Hudson Institute; Former NATO Assistant Secretary General	Mr. Chris Painter Former Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State	Ms. Paula Walsh Head of Cyber Policy, U.K. Foreign Office	Ms. Merle Maigre NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence
THREATS TO CRITICAL INFRASRUCTURE		WINNING THE BATTLE OF IDEAS—IN THE FACE OF A SPREADING JIHADIST THREAT

Mr. Xavier Carton Deputy Director of Information Systems, RTE (Réseau de Transport d’Electricité)		The Lord Harris of Haringey House of Lords, United Kingdom	Ambassador Mehmet Fatih Ceylan, Permanent Representative of Turkey to NATO	Ambassador Luis de Almeida Sampaio Perm. Representative of Portugal to NATO	General Marc Watin-Augouard Founder, International Forum on Cyber Security
RUSSIAN CYBER INFLUENCE OPERATIONS IN THE U.S. & EUROPE: HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND?				SECURITY THREATS FROM SOCIAL MEDIA—ROBOTROLLING, SPREADING FAKE NEWS, AND MICROTARGETING WITH BIG DATA

Dr. Ioan Mircea Pascu MEP Vice President of the European Parliament	Dr. Frederick Douzet,Castex Chair, Institut des hautes études de défense nationale	Ambassador Jiri Sedivy Ambassador of the Czech Republic	Dr. Jamie Shea NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General	Mr. Janis Sarts Director, NATO Stratcom Center of Excellence<	Dr. Linton Wells II Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense	Mr. Phil Stupak Clark Street Associates
IS THERE A BETTER WAY TO PROTECT AGAINST HACKING AND CYBER ATTACKS?					CYBERWARFARE AS THE FOURTH DOMAIN OF WARFARE

Mr. Bret Hartman Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Cisco	Mr. Emmanuel Germain Deputy Director General, ANSSI	Mr. Steve Purser Core Operations Department, ENISA	Mr. Paul Camille Bentz Director of Government Programs, Consortium for IT Software Quality		Amb. Michael Zilmer-Johns Permanent Representative of Denmark to NATO	Mr. Kevin J. Scheid General Manager, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI)
DATA PROTECTION—THE KEY TO CYBER SECURITY?				THE WAY AHEAD FOR COUNTERING THE GROWING CYBER THREAT

Ms. Flora Garcia Data Privacy Officer, McAfee, Spain	Ms. Patricia Murphy Vice President, McAfee	Mr. Daniel P. Bagge, Czech National Cyber Security Agency	Ms. Lori Scherer Vice President for Intelligence Portfolios, The MITRE Corporation	Mr. Marco Braccioli Senior Vice President, Area SpA	Mr. Maurice Cashman Director, Enterprise Architects, EMEA, McAfee	Ms. Caroline Baylon, Information Security Research Lead, AXA; Senior Advisor, CSDR
DOES SOFTWARE NEED A MORAL COMPASS?		CONCLUDING REMARKS

Mr. Don Proctor Former Senior Vice President, Cisco		General Jean-Christophe Cardamone Deputy Director, IHEDN

Paris 2016 Workshop
			"Clearly NATO has never been more relevant, but it has never been more challenged by threats that are more dangerous than ever in its history. The key component of the Alliance —mutual trust and confidence— needs to be restored. Yet I am not confident it will be.The next six months will be critical for both the Alliance and the United States of America." - General George Joulwan, USA (ret), 11th Supreme Allied Commander, Europe (SACEUR) The 33rd International Workshop on Global Security was presented in Paris at the Hotel National des Invalides in November in partnership with the Center for Strategic Decision Reseach, the Institut des hautes études de défense nationale (IHEDN) within the Prime Minister's organization, NATO (Public Diplomacy), the U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment), and other organizations including CIsco, McAfee/Intel, MITRE, Area SpA,,Fujitsu, AECOM, ARES, and AXA. The workshop theme was "Global Security in Crisis: The deepening cracks in the rules-based international order," with a special emphasis on the relationship with Russia, Daesh/Isis and the spreading terror threat, and cyber security. Among the major speakers were Lieutenant General Bernard de Courrèges d’Ustou, Director, Institut des hautes études de défense nationale (IHEDN); Ing. Général Daniel Argenson, Deputy Director, Institute for Higher Defense Studies (IHEDN); Mr. Camille Grand, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Defense Investment; Vice Admiral Arnaud Coustillière, General officer cyber defense, French Ministry of Defense; Ambassador David Martinon, Ambassador for Cyber Diplomacy and the Digital Economy, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Ms. Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar, Head of Cyber Policy Coordination, Conflict Prevention and Security Policy Directorate, European External Action Service; Ambassador Marjanne de Kwaasteniet, Permanent Representative of the Netherlands to NATO; Mr. Conrad Prince, U.K. Cyber Security Ambassador; Mr. Atsushi Saito, Director, Space Policy Division, concurrently Senior Negotiator for International Security Affairs, National Security Policy Division, Japanese Foreign Policy Bureau; Ambassador Miguel Aguirre de Carcer, Permanent Representative of Spain to NATO; Mr. Pjer Simunovic, Director, Office of the Croatian National Security Council; Ambassador Mehmet Fatih Ceylan, Permanent Representative of Turkey to NATO; Ms. Marietje Schaake, Member of the European Parliament; General Marc Watin-Augouard, Founder of the Forum International de la Cyber Sécurité (FIC); Ambassador Michael Zilmer-Johns, Permanent Representative of Denmark to NATO; Ambassador Luís de Almeida Sampaio, Permanent Representative of Portugal to NATO; Ambassador Vladimir Chizhov, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the EU; Mr. Guillaume Poupard, Director General, French National Agency for Information Systems Security (ANSSI); Mr. Marty Roesch, Vice President and Chief Architect, Cisco Business Security Group; Dr. Jamie Shea, NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges; Dr. Frederick Douzet, Castex Chair of Cyber Strategy, IHEDN; Professor Kevin Limonier, Professor, Université Paris 8; Ms. Caroline Baylon, Information Security Research Lead, AXA (R&D); Mr. Alain Fiocco, Chief Technology Officer, Head of Paris Innovation and Research Lab, Cisco; Mr. Frédéric Géraud de Lescazes, Secretary General and Director, Government Affairs and Community Relations, Cisco; Mr. Raj Samani, Chief Technology Officer, Europe, McAfee/Intel; Dr. Linton Wells II, Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense (Networks and Information Integration) and Executive Advisor, C4I & Cyber Center, Georgia Tech Research Institute; Dr. Aníbal Villalba, Senior Adviser to the President, National Cybersecurity Council of Spain; Ambassador Jirí Šedivý, Permanent Representative of the Czech Republic to NATO, former First Deputy Minister of Defense of the Czech Republic; Mr. Sven Sakkov, Director, NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE); Mr. Don Proctor, former Senior Vice President in the Office of the Chairman and CEO, Cisco; Major General David Senty, USAF (Ret.), Director, Cyber Operations, The MITRE Corporation and Former Chief of Staff, U.S. Cyber Command; Ambassador Imants Liegis, Ambassador of Latvia to France; Mr. Ioan Mircea Pascu, Vice President of the European Parliament, Former Minister of Defense of Romania; Ambassador Boris Grigic, Permanent Representative of Croatia to NATO; Colonel Eric Freyssinet, French Ministry of the Interior; Andrea Formenti, President, Area SpA; Mr. Daniel Maly, Cast Software; Mr. Kurt Westerman, ARES Corporation. Principal Sponsors: French Ministry of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment), NATO (Public Diplomacy), Center for Strategic Decision Research, and IHEDN (Institute for Higher Defense Studies in the French Prime Minister's Organization); Cisco Major Sponsors: McAfee \| Intel Security, MITRE, Area SpA Associate Sponsors: Cast Software, ARES, AXA For information on participation or sponsorship, please contact Dr. Roger Weissinger-Baylon, Workshop Chairman: roger@csdr.org
Proceedings of the 33rd International Workshop on Global Security - including presentations by all workshop speakers. Anne D. Baylon, Editor - WIthout photos Click here to download (3.4 MB) - With workshop photos *Click here to download (7.7 MB)* Summary and Findings of 33rd International Workshop on Global Security - English Version *Click here to download (.6 MB)* - French Version *Clck here to download (.5 MB)* Summary and Workshop Agenda - English Version *Ciick here to download (3 MB)* Recent publications: Caroline Baylon, "Cybersecurity Threats to Critical Infrastructure: A Case Study of Nuclear Facilities," Chapter 11 in "Securing Cyberspace: International and Asian Perspectives," Cherian Samuel and Munish Shama, Pentagon Press, 2016. Caroline Baylon, "Desafíos para la ciberseguridad de las infraestructuras críticas," El Mundo, 11 July 2016.
Paris 2015 Workshop

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Principal Sponsors: French Minister of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment), NATO (Public Diplomacy), Center for Strategic Decision Research, and IHEDN (Institute for Higher Defense Studies in the French Prime Minister's Organization)

Major Sponsors: Lockheed-Martin, McAfee/Intel, MITRE, Tiversa, Area SpA, FireEye

Associate Sponsors: Kaspersky Lab, AECOM, Quantum Research International

Patrons and Keynote Speakers. View the recent Patrons, Keynote Speakers, and Advisory Board Members of the International Workshops on Global Security and the Center for Strategic Decision Research, including defense ministers, heads of state or government, senior military commanders, academics, and industry leaders.

Agenda of the 32nd Internatioanal Workshop on Global Security, Paris, 2015
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2015 Workshop Proceedings:
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King's Council Chamber of the Hotel National des Invalides, Paris; Presentations and discussion during the 32nd Internatioanal Workshop on Global Security, Paris, November 2015

The 32nd International Workshop on Global Security was presented in Paris at the Hotel National des Invalides in November, 2015 with the Ptronage of French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian. The workshop was organized in partnership with the Center for Strategic Decision Reseach, the Institut des hautes etudes de defense nationale (IHEDN) within the Prime Minister's organization, NATO (Public Diplomacy), the U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment), and other organizations including Lockheed Martin, McAfee/Intel, MITRE, Area SpA, FireEye, Tiversa, Kaspersky Lab, AECOM, and Quantum Research International.

Key speakers were Lieutenant General Bernard de Courrèges d’Ustou, Director,Institute for Higehr Defense Studies (IHEDN); Lieutenant General Heinrich Brauss, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Defense Policy and Planning; Vice Admiral Arnaud Coustillière, General officer cyber defense, French Ministry of Defense; Mr. Guillaume Poupard, Director General, French National Agency for Information Systems Security (ANSSI); Ambassador Sorin Ducaru, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges; Ambassador David Martinon, Ambassador for Cyber Diplomacy and the Digital Economy, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Vice Admiral Arnaud Coustillière, General officer cyber defense, French Ministry of Defense; Mr. Guillaume Poupard, Director General, French National Agency for Information Systems Security (ANSSI); Ambassador Sorin Ducaru, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges; Ambassador David Martinon, Ambassador for Cyber Diplomacy and the Digital Economy, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Mr. Christian Gravel, Prefect, Director of the Government Information Service (SIG), Office of the French Prime Minister; Mr. Jean-Yves Latournerie, Cyber Prefect (Préfet, Conseiller du gouvernment, chargé de la lutte contre les cybermenaces), French Ministry of the Interior; Senator Jean-Marie Bockel, French Senate, Member of the Foreign Affairs, Defense and Armed Forces Committee; Former Secretary of State for Defense; Mr. Eduardo Rihan Cypel, Deputy (Seine-et-Marne), French National Assembly; Mr. Chris Painter, Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State; Ms. Heli Tiirmaa-Klaar, Head of Cyber Policy Coordination, Conflict Prevention and Security Policy Directorate, European External Action Service; Dr. Steve Purser, Head of Core Operation Department, ENISA (European Union Agency for Network and Information Security); Ambassador Ihor Dolhov, Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine; Mr. Ioan Mircea Pascu, Vice President of the European Parliament; Former Minister of Defense of Romania; Ambassador Oleh Shamshur; Ambassador of Ukraine to France; Mr. Ioan Mircea Pascu, Vice President of the European Parliament, Former Minister of Defense of Romania;Mr. Koen Gijsbers, General Manager, NATO Communications and Information Agency; Dr. Frederick Douzet, Castex Chair of Cyber Strategy, IHEDN; Général (Gendarmerie) Marc Watin-Augouard, Founder of the Forum International de la Cyber Security (FIC), Director, Center for Research, Officer School of the Gendarmerie Nationale; Ing. Général Daniel Argenson, Deputy Director, Institute for Higher Defense Studies (IHEDN); Ing. General Robert Ranquet, Former Deputy Director, Institute for Higher Defense Studies (IHEDN).

Paris 2014 Workshop

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2014 Workshop Proceedings
New Challenges to Global Security: From Russia post-Crimea to Cyber Security post-Snowden
Anne D. Baylon, Editor

31st International Workshop on Global Security
Paris, France October, 2014. The 31st International Workshop on Global Security was presented in Paris in October, 2014 at the Hotel National des Invalides, with the High Patronage of Minister of Defense Jean-Yves Le Drian. The workshop was organized in partnership with the Center for Strategic Decision Reseach, the Institut des hautes études de défense nationale (IHEDN) within the Prime Minister's organization, NATO, the U.S. Department of Defense, and other organizations.

Key speakers included Lieutenant General Bernard de Courrèges d’Ustou, Director of the Institut des hautes études de défense nationale (IHEDN); General Patrick de Rousiers, Chairman of the European Union Military Committee and Military Advisor to the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs; Ambassador Terry Stamatopoulos, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy; Ms. Marietje Schaake, MEP, Member of the European Parliament (The Netherlands); Ambassador Sorin Ducaru, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges; General Hans-Lothar Domröse, Commander of Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum;Senator Alain Richard, French Senate (Val d‘Oise), former Minister of Defense of France; Senator Jean-Marie Bockel, French Senate, Member of the Foreign Affairs, Defense and Armed Forces Committee and former Secretary of State for Defense; Mr. Chris Painter, Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State; Major General John Allen Davis, Acting U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy; Mr. Haden Land, Vice President, Research and Technology, Lockheed Martin Information Systems and Global Solutions; as well as Mr. James Wylly, Microsoft Corporation; and Mr. Maurice Cashman, McAfee, a part of Intel Security.

Principal Sponsors: French Minister of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment), NATO (Public Diplomacy), Center for Strategic Decision Research, and IHEDN (Institute for Higher Defense Studies in the French Prime Minister's Organization)

Major Sponsors: Lockheed-Martin, McAfee a part of Intel Security, Microsoft, MITRE, Fortinet, Tiversa, Area SpA, Dyn, Tenable Network Security

Associate Sponsors: Kaspersky Lab, FireEye, URS, Quantum Research International, Middlebury Institute of International Studies

2014 Workshop Proceedings:
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Le Drian

His Excellency Jean-Yves Le Drian
Minister of Defense of France

Patron of the 31st International Workshop on Global Security.

Paris 2013 Workshop

2013 Workshop Proceedings
Peace and Security: The Challenges Ahead
Anne D. Baylon, Editor

Click here to download the complete book of workshop speeches and photos (approximately 3.5 MB): 2013 Paris Workshop Proceedings

30th International Workshop on Global Security
Paris, France 2013.

With the high patronage of Minister of Defense Jean-Yves Le Drian, the 30th International Workshop on Global Security was presented in Paris, France in June 2013.

Workshop themes included the military operations in Mali, the "Arab Spring" developments including Syria, as well as a several sessions on the growing challenges of cyber security.

The workshop was presented by the Center for Strategic Decision Research in partnership with the Institut des hautes etudes de defense nationale (IHEDN) within the Prime Minister's organization.

Workshop speakers and participants from more than 30 countries included defense ministers, chiefs of defense general staff, as well as other senior officials including political and military representatives to NATO, the EU, the UN, and officials from defense, aerospace, information technology, cyber security and other industries.

Principal Sponsors: French Minister of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense (Net Assessment, National Defense University), NATO, Center for Strategic Decision Research, IHEDN (Institute for Higher Defense Studies in the French Prime Minister's Organization)

Major Sponsors: Northrop Grumman, Orange Group, MITRE, Tiversa, Area SpA

Associate Sponsors: URS, Juniper

Le Drian

His Excellency Jean-Yves Le Drian
Minister of Defense of France

Patron of the 30th International Workshop on Global Security.

Rome 2012 Workshop

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2012 Workshop Proceedings:
Critical Challenges to Peace and Security: The Economic Crisis, the Arab Spring, Afghanistan & the Rapid Growth of Cyber Threats.
Anne D. Baylon, Editor

Click here to download the complete book of workshop speeches (approximately 6 MB): 2012 Rome Workshop Proceedings

Click here to view the 2012 Rome Workshop agenda
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29th International Workshop on Global Security
Rome, Italy July, 2012 With the high patronage of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and Minister of Defense Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola as well as the Honorary Chairmanship of Italy's Chief of Defense General Staff General Biagio Abrate, the 29th International Workshop on Global Security was presented in Rome, Italy in July 2012.

In addition to keynote speakers Defense Minister Giampaolo Di Paola, U.S. Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Jane Holl Lute, and Finmeccanica CEO Giuseppe Orsi, invited speakers and participants included defense ministers, chiefs of defense general staff, other senior officials including political and military representatives to NATO, the EU, the UN, and representatives from industry. Nearly 30 countries from Europe, North America, and Asia participated. Themes for workshop discussions included the strategic implications of the current economic crisis, the "Arab Spring" in North Africa and the Middle East, as well as withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan. There was an emphasis again this year on the challenges of cyber security and information technologies.

Principal Sponsors: Presidency of the Italian Republic, Italian Ministry of Defense, and the U.S. Department of Defense (Under Secretary of Defense-AT&L, Director of Net Assessment, National Defense University)
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Cisco, McAffee | Intel and Finmeccanica.

Major Sponsors: AFCEA, ELT | Elettronica, MITRE, Northrop Grumman, Renesys, Resi Group, URS, University of Tennessee, IBM, Italware, SELEX Elsag, SELEX Sistemi Integrati

His Excellency
Giorgio Napolitano
President of Italy

Workshop Patron

Di Paola

His Excellency
Giampaolo Di Paola
Italian Minister of Defense

Patron and Keynote Speaker

Gen Abrate

General Biagio Abrate
Chief of Italian Defense General Staff

Honorary Chairman

Lute, Dep Sec

The Honorable
Jane Holl Lute
U.S.Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security

Keynote Speaker

Paris 2011 Workshop

Concorde Paris

28th International Workshop on Global Security
"Global Security--The Risks of Strategic Surprise"
Paris, France June, 2011

In his role as Patron and Keynote Speaker of the 28th International Workshop on Global Security, His Excellency Gérard Longuet, France's Minister of Defense, welcomed the workshop to Paris for the third time to address the theme of "Global Security--The Risks of Strategic Surprise." He was joined by the United States Deputy Secretary of Defense, the Honorable William J. Lynn III, who called attention to the growing challenge of cyber security--which will be one of the main themes of our 2012 Workshop in Rome, Italy.

2011 Workshop Proceedings:
GLOBAL SECURITY: The Risks of Strategic Surprise, Proceedings of the 28th International Workshop on Global Security
Anne D. Baylon, Editor.

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Hs Excellency Gérard Longuet
Minister of Defense of France

Patron of the 28th International Workshop on Global Security and Keynote Speaker

Lynn William

The Honorable William Lynn III
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense

Berlin 2010 Workshop

27th International Workshop on Global Security
Berlin, Germany June, 2010

For the fifth time in its history, the workshop was invited to Berlin to address the theme of "Global Security—The Growing Challenges." Political leaders, including defense ministers, foreign ministers and heads of government, as well as senior UN, EU and NATO and other diplomats, military commanders, and academic experts from more than forty countries participated.

Workshop themes. As demonstrated by Iceland's volcanic eruption—or recent tragic earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, nations face a growing range of economic and security concerns on a global scale. In many cases, risks are impossible to predict. No longer limited to purely military threats, today's dangers arise from such highly diverse sources as the international financial system—which plunged the world into recession; natural disasters; energy security; scarcity of water, minerals, and other resources; poverty; drug, weapons, and human trafficking; and—above all—the lack of hope for a better future for millions across the globe. Such a wide range of threats cannot be addressed effectively in national capitals alone, nor in the prominent international institutions, since decisions are often sidetracked by interest groups or simply by their extreme complexity, unexpected nature, or lack of resources.

Presentations at the 2010 International Workshop on Global Security:


	German State Secretary Rudiger Wolf (click to view)	Louis Gallois CEO, EADS (click to view)	Dr. Sali Berisha Prime Minister of Albania (click to view)	Vecdi Gönül, Defense Minister of Turkey (click to view)
	Jaak Aaviksoo, Defense Minister of Estonia (click to view)	Imants Liegis Defense Minister of Latvia (click to view	Giorgi Baramidze, Vice Prime Minister of Georgia (click to view)	Amb. Borys Tarasyuk Former Foreign Minister of Ukraine (click to view)
GLOBAL SECURITY: The Growing Challenges, Proceedings of the 27th International Workshop on Global Security Click here to download complete book (PDF, 3.6 MB): 2010 Workshop Proceedings To view or download the workshop agenda and more than 50 presentations at the 2010 Berlin Workshop (click here): 2010 Berlin Workshop Agenda:	General Karl-Heinz Lather Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) (click to view)	Admiral Luciano Zappata NATO Deputy Supreme Allied Commander (SACT) (click to view)	Admiral Mark Fitzgerald Commander U.S. Naval Forces Europe, and U.S. Naval Forces Africa (click to view)	Amb. Maged Abdelaziz Egyptian Ambassador to To the United Nations (click to view)

Istanbul '09 Workshop

Cover of 2009 program
Global Security in Times of Economic Uncertainty, the proceedings of the 26th International Workshop on Global Security, Istanbul, 2009.

26th International Workshop on Global Security
Istanbul, Turkey June, 2009

Click to download 2009 Workshop Proceedings: "Global Security in Times of Economic Uncertainty" (PDF, 3.2MB)

2009 Workshop Brochure (PDF, 2MB)
Slide show of photos from 2009 Workshop

Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gönül invited the 26th International Workshop on Global Security to Istanbul in June 2009. According to Minister Gönül, "Turkey, as a staunch ally located at the center of the world's hotspots and an active regional power that plays a significant role by mediating area disputes…" is an ideal venue for this event. At the 25th Anniversary International Workshop in Rome, Minister Gönül cited Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey: "We should consider humanity as a single body and a nation as one of its organs. Pain on the tip of a finger is felt by all other organs. Therefore, we should see all nations as part of a single body and then take the necessary precautions."

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Gonul Big

Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gönül.

Rome '08 Workshop

Cover of 2008 program

La Russa

His Excellency
Ignazio La Russa
Italian Minister of Defense

Workshop Patron and Keynote Speaker

Di Paola

Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola
Chairman of the NATO Military Committee
Former Chief of Italian Defense General Staff

Workshop Chairman

Des Browne

Rt Hon Lord Des Browne, MP
Secretary of State for Defence
United Kingdom

25th International Workshop on Global Security
Rome, Italy June, 2008

Click to download the complete 2008 Workshop Proceedings: "Global Security: in Search of a New Vision" (PDF, 1.4MB)

Opening Speakers: Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola, Chairman of the NATO Military Committee (and former Chief of Staff of Italy), Italian Defense Minister Ignazio La Russa, U.K.Defense Minister Rt. Hon. Des Brown, Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gönül, Alenia Aeronautica Chairman Dr. Giorgio Zappa
Other major speakers of the Rome workshop included: Georgian Vice Prime Minister Giorgi Baramidze, Estonian Defense Minister Jaak Aaviksoo, Georgian Foreign Minister Eka Tkeshelashvili, Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk, Italian Chief of Defense General Vincenzo Camporini, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) Chief of Staff General Karl-Heinz Lather, Allied Joint Force Commander Admiral Mark Fitzgerald, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Admiral Luciano Zappata, Former Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) General George Joulwan, Deputy Secretary General of NATO Claudio Bisogniero, NATO Assistant Secretary General Peter Flory, British Ambassador to NATO Stewart Eldon, Italian Ambassador to NATO Stefano Stefanini, Turkish Ambassador to NATO Tacan Ildem, Pakistani Ambassador to the UN Munir Akram, Algerian Ambassador the UN Youcef Yousfi, Russian Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov, Egyptian Ambassador to the EU Mahmoud Karem, and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense Hon. John Grimes.

Paris '07 Workshop

Hotel National des Invalides

24th International Workshop on Global Security
Paris, France June, 2007
2007 Workshop Proceedings: "Global Security in Crisis: The Urgent Need for Strategies that Work" (PDF, 1.4MB)

Opening Speaker:
General Henri Bentégeat, President of the EU Military Committee (and former French Armed Forces Chief of Staff)

Major speakers of the Paris Workshop included Georgian Vice Prime Minister Giorgi Baramidze, former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk, Estonian Defense Minister Jaak Aaviksoo, Albanian Defense Minister Fatmir Mediu, Bulgarian Defense Minister Veselin Bliznakov, Georgian Foreign Minister Gela Bezhuashvili, Italian Chief of Defense Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola, Polish Chief of Defense General Franciszek Gagor, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) Chief of Staff General Rainer Schuwirth, Allied Joint Force Commander Gen. Egon Ramms, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) General George Joulwan, former SACEUR General James Jones, OSCE Dir Gen Marc Perrin de Brichambaut, OPCW Dir. Gen. Rogelio Pfirter, British Amb to NATO Stewart Eldon, Spain's NATO Amb Pablo Benavides Orgaz, Italian Amb to NATO Stefano Stefanini, Russian Amb to the EU Vladimir Chizhov, Algeria’s U.N. Amb. Youcef Yousfi, Hunary's UN Ambassador Gabor Brodi, Pakistan’s U.N. Ambassador Munir Akram, French Defense Ministry Dir. of Strategic Affairs Jean de Ponton d’Amécourt, U.K. Special Representative for Climate Change John Ashton, Thales Senior VP Dr. Edgar Buckley, Alenia Aeronautica CEO Ing. Giovanni Bertolone, Lockheed Martin Senior VP Robert Trice, Northrop Grumman IT Global President Kent Schneider, Microsoft Exec Dir Tim Bloechl, EADS Chief Operating Officer Mr. Marwan Lahoud, U.S. Assistant to the Sec of Def Dr. Arthur T. Hopkins, U.S. Director for International Cooperation Mr. Alfred Volkman, U.S. Dep Asst Sec Robert Lentz, and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense Hon. John Grimes.

To view the Paris Workshop papers click on authors below:
     Photos of Opening Speakers and Special Events - click here
     Photos of Panels - NATO After Riga; NATO-UN-EU, Black Sea Region - click here
     Photos of Panels - Cyber Defense, Armaments Coop, & Way Ahead - click here

Global Security in Crisis, the proceedings of the 24th International Workshop on Global Security, Paris, 2007.

Key Speakers and Patron of the Paris '07 Workshop

General James Jones, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe(SACEUR) and currently the U.S. National Security Advisor

General Henri Bentégeat, President of the EU Military Committee, former Chief of French General Staff

French Defense Minister
Hervé Morin
Patron of the 24th International Workshop

Berlin '06 Workshop
German Defense Minister Franz Josef Jung, keynote speaker of the Berlin Workshop.	23rd International Workshop on Global Security - Berlin, May 2006 Keynote Speaker: German Minister of Defense Franz Josef Jung The 23rd International Workshop was presented in association with the ILA Berlin Air Show in May 2006. Speakers included Minister Franz Josef Jung, Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Nogaideli, Hellenic Defense Minister Evangelos Meimarakis, Slovenian Defense Minister Karl Erjavec, Albanian Defense Minister Fatmir Mediu, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk, Supreme Allied Commander Europe General James Jones, SHAPE Chief of Staff Gen. Rainer Schuwirth, Allied Joint Force Commander Gen. Gerhard Back, former SACEUR General George Joulwan; former NATO Mil. Comm. Chairman Gen. Harald Kujat, Italian Chief of Defense Staff Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola; EU Military Staff’s Director-General Lt. Gen. Jean-Paul Perruche, Pakistan’s U.N. Ambassador Munir Akram, U.S. Amb. to NATO Victoria Nuland, China’s IISS Vice Chair Maj. Gen. Zhan Maohai, U.N. Under-Secretary-General Nobuaki Tanaka, Russia’s Colonel-General Anatoly Ignatievich Mazurkevich, U.S. Director of International Cooperation Al Volkman, and U.S. Prin. Dep. Assistant Secretary of Defense Linton Wells II.	Workshop venues included the Pergamon Museum and the Reichstag. The Pergamon houses important collections of Greek, Roman, Babylonian, and Islamic art, including the Ischtar Gate from ancient Babylon (above).
			ILA Berlin Air Show

Chantilly Follow-up Colloquium

This booklet contains the proceedings of the Chantilly Follow-up Colloquium which was held on 9 January 2006 in Paris, France at the Defense Ministry. It was presented by the Center for Strategic Decision Research and the Délégation aux Affaires Stratégiques, Ministère de Défense, with the aim of further developing the discussion topics of the 22nd International Workshop in Chantilly in June 2005 and preparing for the upcoming 23rd International Workshop in Berlin in May 2006.

Report: Proceedings of the Chantilly Follow-up Colloquium: Meeting the Security Challenges Ahead (PDF)
Edited by Caroline Baylon

Paris '05 Workshop
French Defense Minister Michele Alliot-Marie, keynote speaker		22nd International Workshop on Global Security - Paris, June 2005 Keynote Speaker: French Defense Minister Michele Alliot-Marie Principal speakers: UK Defense Minister John Reid, Canadian Defense Minister Bill Graham, NATO Military Committee Chairman General Harald Kujat, designated NATO Military Committee Chairman General Raymond Henault, French Director of Strategic Affairs Marc Perrin de Brichambaut, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Sir Mark Stanhope, SHAPE Chief of Staff General Rainer Schuwirth, NATO Commander General Gerhard Back, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe General George Joulwan, former NATO Military Committee Chairman General Klaus Naumann, EADS Executive Vice President Jean-Louis Gergorin, Chair of House of Commons Select Committee on Defense The Rt Hon Bruce George.			Britain's Defense Secretary Rt Hon John Reid argues that the complexity of issues and threats means that "military response can only be one part of the solution."

Berlin '04 Workshop

Struck

German Defense Minister
His Excellency Peter Struck

21st International Workshop on Global Security - Berlin, May 2004
Keynote Address: German Defense Minister Peter Struck
NATO Military Committee Chairman General Harald Kujat, Supreme Allied Commander Europe General James Jones, U.S. Ambassador to NATO William Burns, U.S. Under Secretary of Defense Michael Wynne, Asst. Secretary of Defense Linton Wells, Italian Chief of Defense Admiral Giampaolo Di Paola, Romanian Defense Minister Ioan Mircea Pascu, Turkish Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul, Bulgarian Defense Minister Nikolai Svinarov, Georgian Defense Minister Gela Bezhuashvili, and Lithuanian Defense Minister Linas Linkevicius were among the principal speakers.

Download 2004 Workshop Proceedings (PDF, 1.14 MB.
Shortcut to Overview by Workshop Chairman Roger Weissinger-Baylon and Keynote by German Defense Minister Peter Struck.

Kujat

General Harald Kujat, Chairman of the NATO MIlitary Committee

Jones David

General James Jones,
Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)

About the Center for Strategic Decision Research (CSDR)
The Center for Strategic Decision Research is a small research institute located near Stanford University in Menlo Park, California. For more than 30years, CSDR has presented an annual forum--presently called The International Workshop on Global Security--in major European cities. These workshops bring together political, military, industry, and academic leaders from North American, European, Asian, and African countries to discuss global security challenges on an informal and not-for-attribution basis. Participants have included the heads of state or government of Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Luxembourg, Romania, and Bulgaria, as well as foreign ministers, defense ministers, ambassadors, military leaders, business leaders, academics, and representatives from the European Union, NATO, the OSCE, and the United Nations. CSDR has recently sponsored annual conferences at Stanford University on the Horn of Africa and has long-term interests in finding ways to better transatlantic and global relations. CSDR also held workshops in Paris, France in partnership with the French Defense Ministry on the evolving roles of NATO, the EU, and ESDP. CSDR is currently interested in the development and communication of Alliance strategy for the coming decade in order to address the challenges of global terrorism--including not only growing asymmetric threats but also the genuine danger of nuclear hyperterrorist attacks that could threaten our civilization. Among the many requirements for such a strategy are improved transatlantic relations (which depends on reconciling the radically different world views found in Europe and North America), defense industrial cooperation among allies (as a basis for joint operational capability), and the need for a successful policy in the greater middle east (which cannot be achieved without progress toward peace between Israel and Palestine). International organizations, as well as treaties and other agreements, must be strengthened to slow the proliferation of WMDs. Above all, the struggle against terrorism cannot be won by military means alone: underlying causes must be understood and addressed. More recently, the global economic crisis has unexpectedly emerged as perhaps the greatest single threat to global well-being and security. CSDR Leadership Roger Weissinger-Baylon, BS, MS (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Ph.D. (Stanford), Workshop Chairman and Founder, roger@csdr.org Anne D. Baylon, LL.B (Paris)., M.A. (Stanford), Co-Director, anne@csdr.org Ania Garlitsky, BS (Stanford), MD (Vermont), Senior Research Fellow, agarlitski@gmail.com Caroline Baylon, BA (Stanford). MA (Oxford), Senior Advisor, Caroline@csdr.org Jean Lee, BA (Stanford), graphics and photography, lee@meanjean.com Tim Bloechl, BS (US Military Academy) Senior Advisor, tbloechl@quantum-intl.com Contact Information Main US office: 2456 Sharon Oaks Dr., Menlo Park, CA 94025 Tel: 1/650/854-4751, Fax: 1/650/854-0761 French office: Anne D. Baylon, 45 bis Rue des Acacias, 75017 Paris, France, email: anne@csdr.org
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