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22nd International Workshop on Global Security - Paris, June 2005 |
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German Defense Minister Peter Struck's keynote address to the 21st Workshop presented in Berlin, May 2004 |
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| Defense Minister Peter Struck says "religious hatred, weapons of mass destruction, and terrorism-related fanaticism blend with poverty, ethnic antagonism, and faults in social structures." | |||
about the center for strategic decision research
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The Center for Strategic Decision Research is a small research institute located near Stanford University In Menlo Park, California. For over twenty years, CSDR has presented an annual forum--presently called the 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 include heads of state, 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 is currently interested in finding better ways to improve transatlantic and global relations. |
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| Former SACEUR Gen George Joulwan calls hyperterrorism a potential threat to civilization |
SPONSORS. The 21st International Workshop on Global Security was presented by CSDR in Berlin, Germany on 7-10 May 2004 in partnership with BDLI (German Aerospace Industries Association), ILA Berlin Air Show, EADS, Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Department of Defense, and with additional major sponsorship by Alenia Aeronautica SpA, The Boeing Company, General Dynamics Corporation, MITRE Corporation, and SGI (Silicon Graphics International). NEW! All 21st Berlin Workshop speeches available for download |
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SACEUR General James Jones wants improvements in the capability-usability gap, military resources, national caveats, tooth-to-tail ratios, intelligence, and resource use. |
proceedings of 21st workshop on global security - berlin - may 2004 |
20th International Workshop on Global Security - Moscow, Russia, 27-30 June 2003
Keynote speaker: First Deputy Minister Andrei Fursenko, Russian Ministry of Industry, Science, and Technology
Moscow Workshop information: agenda, summary of workshop papers
19th International Workshop on Global Security - Berlin, Germany, 3-6 May 2002
Keynote: German Defense Minister Rudolf Scharping, in the Weltsaal of German Foreign Ministry and Hotel Palace
19th Berlin Workshop information: agenda
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German Defense Minister Rudolf Scharping opens the 19th Workshop in Preussischer Lantag, Berlin. German Defense Minister Rudolf Scharping, General Klaus Naumann, and Dr. Weissinger-Baylon opened the 19th Workshop in the Preussischer Lantag, Berlin, Germany. |
18th International Workshop on Global Security - Kronborg Castle, Denmark, 24-27 May 2001
Patron: Danish Defense Minister Jan Trøjborg
18th Danish Workshop Proceedings
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Royal Danish Horse Guards at Kronborg Castle welcome 18th Workshop for an address by Danish Minister of Defense Jan Trøjborg. Royal Danish Horse Guards welcomed the18th Workshop in Kronborg Castle, Copenhagen, Denmark. Slovak Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda, former U.S. Secretary of Defense William Cohen, and Danish Defense Minister Jan Trøjborg addressed the Workshop. |
17th International Workshop on Global Security - Old City Hall, Berlin, Germany, 2-5 June 2000 16th International Workshop on Global Security - Hungarian Parliament, Budapest, 20-23 June 1999 15th International Workshop on Global Security- Hofburg Palace, Vienna, Austria, 19-23 June 1998 14th International Workshop on Global Security - Prague, Czech Republic, 21-25 June 1997
13th International Workshop on Global Security - Warsaw Castle, Poland, 19-23 June 1996 |
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