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THURSDAY BREAKFAST BRIEFINGS

The impact of September 11, 2001

  Series II. The dust begins to settle

Is the much heralded new world order beginning to unravel?

September 11 brought in its wake prophecies of impending doom as well as boundless optimism about the opportunities for restructuring the world. But as the dust begins to settle, what has really changed and which windows of opportunity have not yet closed? Will the coalition hold or will the US go it alone? Will the world economy rebound from the recession?

All sessions except the first will be chaired by Lord Desai, and there will be between 25 and 30 eminent individuals invited. There will be two speakers at each session, who will talk for around 15 minutes each, before the discussion is opened to the group. As this is a developing situation, new issues are likely to arise and others become irrelevant. The speakers are chosen with a view to tackling challenges as they occur. The disccussions are held under Chatham House Rules, so that opinions expressed may be reported but not attributed.

Thursday, March 7
AN OVERVIEW
Lord Howe of Aberavon and Lord Desai
This session will be chaired by Fred Halliday

suzuki motorcycles Thursday, March 14
UNILATERALISM & HUMAN RIGHTS
Baroness Williams of Crosby and Gwyn Prins

Thursday, March 21
THE WORLD ECONOMY
Sushil Wadhwani and Martin Wolf

Thursday April 25
SEPTEMBER 11 & PUBLIC OPINION
Robert Worcester and David Goodhart
(NB this session has been rescheduled and was originally planned for March 28)

Thursday May 2
SEPTEMBER 11 AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
Giuliano Amato and Anthony Giddens

Thursday May 9
SEPTEMBER 11 AND INTERNATIONAL LAW REVISITED
Lord Hurd of Westwell and Chris Greenwood

Thursday June 6
SEPTEMBER 11 AND AFRICA
Ibrahim Gambari and David Killingray

Thursday June 13
SEPTEMBER 11 AND EU - US RELATIONS
Sidney Blumenthal and William Wallace

Thursday June 20
SEPTEMBER 11 AND THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
Fred Halliday and Christine Chinkin

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