- July 19-20, 2004 -- New
Governance and Constitutionalism in Europe and the U.S. The
Faculty of Law, Cambridge University, and the Governance
Project of UW-Madison's
Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy and European
Union Center
are sponsoring a workshop in Cambridge, UK. The conference
is part of a comparative project that looks at the emergence
of "new governance" and
its implications for constitutionalism and legal theory
in Europe and the U.S.
- April 22, 2004 -- "Why the U.S. and Europe
Need a Strong United Nations," John
Richardson, European Union Ambassador to the United Nations, 3:30
p.m., The Pyle Center, 702 Langdon St. Free and open to the public.
- March 16, 2004 -- "Europe
and America in the Age of Terrorism: Bridging the Transatlantic Divide," featuring Mark A. Pollack, (UW-Madison, Political
Science), 6 p.m., Prudential Building, 130 E. Randolph Dr., Chicago.
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association and the dean of International
Studies. Pre-registration required.
- Inaugural Event on November 19, 2003 -- "Building Bridges: Views from France and Germany on Current U.S.
- Europe Relations," with speakers Dominique
Decherf, French Consul General (Chicago), Alexander
Petri, German Consul General (Chicago). Moderated by Alfred
Defago, Distinguished Visiting Professor of International Studies.
Sponsored by the Center for German and European Studies and the Center
for Interdisciplinary French Studies.
- June 13, 2003 -- "Transatlantic Relations: International
Security, the Fight against Terrorism, Institutional Multilateralism
and the Role of NATO," a panel discussion featuring Knut
Vollebæk, Norway's ambassador to the United States, and John
Doyle Ong, United States ambassador to Norway. The moderator was Alfred Defago, former Swiss ambassador to
the United States and currently a visiting professor at the UW-Madison.
The panel was part of the Wisconsin Alumni Association's "Europe 2003"
conference in Oslo, co-sponsored by the Division of International Studies
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