Europe as a World Power
Wednesday 11 February 2004
5-7 pm Lecture Theatre LG18, Faculty of Law, 10 West Road, Cambridge
(From left to right: Professor Philip Allott, HE The French Ambassador, Sir Mark Tully, Dr Christoph Bertram, Professor William Wallace, Sir John Boyd, Dr Catherine Barnard)
The escalating complexity and danger of the international situation since 1989 have highlighted the inadequacy of the European Union as a focus of international power and influence. Europeans, who played so great a part, for better and for worse, in making the world as it is, have a special responsibility for making its future, not least with a view to Europe’s own survival and prosperity.
Chair: | Sir John Boyd (Master, Churchill College, Cambridge; formerly HM Diplomatic Service; formerly British Ambassador to Japan) |
Speakers: | Christoph Bertram (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, Berlin; formerly Director, International Institute of Strategic Studies, London; formerly foreign affairs editor, Die Zeit) Gérard Errera (French Ambassador to the UK) Sir Mark Tully (BBC Correspondent, India, 1965-94) William Wallace (Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics) |
All welcome.
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