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Transatlantic Relations in 2005
Date: 10 January 2005

Speaker: H.E. Nicholas Burns, Ambassador of the U.S. to the NATO
Québec/Canada and the EU: A Growing and Strategic Transatlantic Relation
Date: 3 March 2005

Speakers:
Jean Charest, Prime Minister of Québec
H.E. Jeremy Kinsmann, Ambassador of Canada to the EU
Jim Cloos, Director General, Council of the European Union
Gunnar Wiegand, Head of Unit for Canada and the United States, DG Relex, European Commission
Chairman: H. Onno Ruding, Chairman of the CEPS Board of Directors
A New Western Strategy towards Chechnya
Date: 2 March 2005

Speaker: Anatol Lieven, Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Discussant: Bart Staes, MEP, Member of the Delegation to the EU-Russia Parliamentary Cooperation Committee
The US and Europe – Strengthening Transatlantic Growth and Financial Market Cooperation
Date: 14 June 2005

Speaker: The Hon. John W. Snow, Secretary of the Treasury of the United States
Chairman: H. Onno Ruding, Chairman of the CEPS Board of Directors
Introductory remarks: H.E. Rockwell A. Schnabel, Ambassador of the US to the EU
Deep Integration: How Transatlantic Markets are leading Globalisation
Date: 13 September 2005

Speakers: James Elles, MEP, European Parliament
Dan Hamilton, Director, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University
Karel Lannoo, Chief Executive, CEPS
Robert G. Liberatore, Group Senior Vice President, Global External Affairs & Public Policy, DaimlerChrysler
John Sammis, Economic Minister Counsellor, US Mission to the EU
A case for an open Atlantic Prosperity Area
Date: 8 March 2006

Speakers. Josè Maria Aznar, President, FAES, former Prime Minister of Spain
Francisco Cabrillo, Chairman of the Economic and Social Committee, Madrid Regional Government
James Elles, MEP
H.E. Jeremy Kinsman, Ambassador of Canada to the EU
Karel Lannoo, Chief Executive Officer, CEPS
War or Crime? Military Action in Peace Keeping and Legal Responsibility - Proceedings of a Challenge Seminar
Proceedings of the Challenge Seminar War or Crime? Military Action in Peace Keeping and Legal Responsibility.
Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Transatlantic Community
Date: 26 March 2007
India in the 21st century: Perspectives
Date: 20 September 2007
Assessing Globalisation: What do China and India mean for the EU and the US?
Date: 15 January 2007

Speakers:
Daniel Gros, Director, CEPS
Sandra Polaski, Senior Associate and Director, Trade, Equity and Development Programme, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Ambassador C. Boyden Gray, Special Envoy of the US for European Union Affairs
H.E. Dipak Chatterjee, Ambassador of India to the European Union

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Transatlantic Relations in 2005

Québec/Canada and the EU: A Growing and Strategic Transatlantic Relation

A New Western Strategy towards Chechnya

The US and Europe – Strengthening Transatlantic Growth and Financial Market Cooperation

Deep Integration: How Transatlantic Markets are leading Globalisation

A case for an open Atlantic Prosperity Area

War or Crime? Military Action in Peace Keeping and Legal Responsibility - Proceedings of a Challenge Seminar

Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Transatlantic Community

India in the 21st century: Perspectives

Assessing Globalisation: What do China and India mean for the EU and the US?

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