Defense Economics VIII
The Economic Dimensions of NATO’s Transformation
Munich-Freising, Germany
18-21 September 2006
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Agenda
Conference Opening:
- Mr. James Q. Roberts
US Deputy Director
George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies
- Dr. Patrick Hardouin
Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Regional, Economic and Security Affairs, Political Affairs and Security Policy Division
NATO
Keynote Presentation -
NATO’s Transformation on the Road to Riga
- Dr. Hans Binnendijk
Director, Theodore Roosevelt Chair
Center for Technology and National Security Policy
National Defense University, Washington, D.C.
Plenary Session 1:
A. Ensuring the Financial Affordability and Sustainability of Delivering Security
B. Funding the Modernization of Operational Commitments and the Management of Supply Chains
- Dr. Elisabeth Wright
Program Manager
International Defense Acquisition Resources Management (IDARM) Program
Center for Civil-Military Relations
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, USA
C. Incentives for Ensuring Commitment to, and Resourcing of, International Peacekeeping
- Mr. Neil Davies
Director of Economic Advice, De fence and Analytical Services
Ministry of De fence, UK
- Dr. Ben Solomon, Director, De fence Economics Research and Analysis, Department of National De fence, Canada
(Please note the following for each of Dr. Solomon’s presentations:
“The views and opinions are my own and do not represent the official views of National De fence or the Canadian Forces.”)
Plenary Session 2:
Balancing Resources:
Peace-Keeping, Stabilization and Reconstruction
Darfur and the Economic and Financial Dimensions of a Common International Security Agenda
- Dr. Christian Manahl
Political Advisor to the EU Special Representative for Sudan, European Union
Special Presentation and Discussion: Strengthening the Economic Base of Foreign and Security Policy
- Dr. Jens van Scherpenberg
Head of Research Unit The Americas, Director “Transatlantic Foreign Policy Discourse”, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Berlin and the Institute for International Economics
Washington, D.C.
- Mr. Andre Deschenes
Chief Economist, Director, Strategic Finance and Costing
National De fence Headquarters
Ottawa, Canada
- Mr. Adrian Kendry
Senior De fence Economist, Political Affairs and Security Policy Division
NATO HQ
Plenary Session 3:
Developing Economic Synergies through Enhanced Co-operation
A. Partnerships as Strategic Assets: Building Efficiency and Effectiveness
- Ms. Alyson Bailes
Director, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
Stockholm
B. Complementarity and Co-operation in Transatlantic and European De fence Procurement
- Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope
KCB OBE, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (SACT)
- Mr. Mark Pyman
TI Project Leader, Transparency International
C. The NATO and EU Partnership: European Integration and the Transatlantic Link
- Dr. Patrick Cronin
Director of Studies, The International Institute for Strategic Studies
London
Plenary Session 4:
New Challenges and the New Security Agenda
A. Tackling Terrorism at its Origins: Strengthening Co-operation and Commitment within the International Community
- Mr. Chris Donnelly
Senior Fellow and Head, Advanced Research Assessment Group, UK De fence Academy
Shrivenham
- Dr. Reiner Weichhardt
Deputy Director, De fence and Security Economics Directorate, Political Affairs and Security Policy Division
NATO HQ
B. Energy Security, Interruption of Vital Flows and the Stability and Security of Allied Nations and Partners
- Dr. Gal Luft
Executive Director, Institute for the Analysis of Global Security
Washington, D.C.
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