Work Groups
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Work Group 1 | Work Group 2 | Work Group 3 |
Germany and the USA in an Age of Global History
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Group 1 Global Values - Imagination, Illusion or Reality ? Hosted by: Aspen Institute Berlin, Dräger Foundation, German Marshall Fund of the United States, Fulbright Commission Faculty Dining Room, Marquette Center |
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| Session 1 |
Titel | Panelists |
| Friday, Nov. 19 11 - 12.30 a.m. |
Global Business and Ethics | Brian Hanson, Harvard University,
Center for European Studies: The Politics of Globalization: The Struggle
to define the Content and Extent of Global Values David von Heyl, Work in the Global Village Jeanene Lairo, Representative of German Industry and Trade: Global Values - WTO |
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| Mark J. Ashby, Director, Business Development Group of the Strategic Management Unit, Bell South Corporation | ||
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| Session 2 |
Titel | Panelists |
| Friday, Nov. 19 2 - 3.30 p.m. |
Politics and Security in a Global Community | John
Leslie, Oakland: Political Choices and Integrating National Economies
into Global Markets Mark Maskow, Paul H. Nitze School for Advanced International Studies, John Hopkins University, Bologna: Transatlantic Security Identity: Do we have different interpretations of the same values ? Antje Wiener, Reader in European Studies, Queen's University of Belfast: NATO and EU Eastern Enlargement: Constituting and Maintaining Institutional Interests |
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| Dirk Rumberg, Head of Politics Division, Bertelsmann Stiftung | ||
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| Session 3 |
Titel | Panelists |
| Friday, Nov. 19 4 - 5.30 p.m. |
Global Values and Cultural Identity | Johny Torpey, Assistant Professor,
University of British Columbia European/German and American/US migration
policies - an instance of post-national citizenship? Brigitte M. Erbe, Ph.D., Professor, Associate Dean, Roosevelt University : Down from the Ivory Tower: The Identity of the Professoriate in the Information Age Hartmut Eichel, Iowa-City: The environment as a global value and a common goal Amy Houpt, G7 Group, Washington, D.C.: Global values and cultural identity in a globalized world |
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| Waltraud Schelkle, Associate Professor, Chair in International Economic Relations, Free University of Berlin | ||
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| Session 4 |
Titel | Panelists |
| Saturday, Nov. 20 8.30 - 10 a.m. |
Global Media and Ethics | Christopher
Knabe, Dipl.Ing., Visiting Scholar / Post-Graduate Studies Fulbright
Scholarship, Illinois Institute of Technology / Chicago College of Architecture:
The global design process for the artificial city-island "Mirage City"
(Macau/ Hong Kong) and its consequences for architecture. Christine Kolmar, Anchor, vice news head, NTV, Berlin: The (changing) role of television news shows. Kathie Scarrah, Director of Broadcast Communications, Office of Senator Lieberman, Washington, D.C.: The relationship between thinking locally and reporting globally - a perspective on the American broadcast media. |
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| Paul Zielbauer, The New York Times, New York | ||