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Appendix (Biographies, Glossary, Literature) ANNEX 103 Participants Dr. Badria A. Al-Awadhi Lesotho, Africa University Zimbabwe, and University born 1947 of Botswana; fmr. Research Officer, Refugee Studies Director of the Arab Regional Programme, Oxford University. Center for Environmental Law, Ku- Selected writings: Happiness, Conflict, and Devel- wait; fmr. Deputy Director for West opment (forthcoming); The State, Violence, and Asia, IUCN Commission on Environ- Development: The Political Economy of War in mental Law; member of the Arab Mozambique 1975 –1992 (1996). Thought Forum; fmr. Coordinator, Regional Organi- zation for the Protection of the Marine Environment Professor Larry Diamond (ROPME); fmr. Dean of the Faculty of Law and Sharia born 1951 and Professor of International Law, Kuwait Univer- Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution, sity. Stanford University; Professor of Selected writings: Environmental Laws in the Gulf Political Science and Sociology, Co-operation Council Countries (1996); Iraqi Aggres- Democracy Program Coordinator, sion and Trampling of the Principles of Humanity Center for Democracy, Develop- and the Laws (1992); Women and the Law (1979); ment, and the Rule of Law, Stanford University; Co- Public International Law & its Application in Kuwait director, International Forum for Democratic Stud- (1979). ies, National Endowment for Democracy; Co-Editor, Journal of Democracy; fmr. Adviser, Coalition Provi- Chanel Boucher sional Authority in Iraq; fmr. Adviser, US Agency for born 1949 International Development (USAID). Vice-President Policies, Planning Selected writings: USAID-Report on Foreign Aid in and Research, African Development the National Interest (co-author, 2003); Universal Bank, Tunis; fmr. Assistant Deputy Democracy ? In: Policy Review (2003); Democracy Minister for Finance and Adminis- after Communism (2002); Developing Democracy: tration, Ministry of Energy, Mines Toward Consolidation (1999). and Resources, Canada; fmr. Assistant Deputy Mi- nister for Corporate Services, Ministry of Natural Professor Waheeba G. Faree Resources, Canada. born 1954 Rector, Queen Arwa University, Dr. Mark Chingono Sana’a; fmr. Minister of State for born 1965 Human Rights in the cabinet of Senior Manager for Policy Devel- Yemeni President Ali Abdullah opment and Research, Centre for Salih; fmr. Professor, Faculty of Conflict Resolution (CCR), Univer- Education, Sana’a University; writer; member of sity of Cape Town; member of many Yemeni governmental and non-governmental World Values Study Association Organizations such as Yemeni Women’s Union and (WVS), USA; fmr. Lecturer at National University of Education Development Center. 103 Professor Rainer Forst Professor Sheikh Ali Gom‘a born 1964 Born 1952 Professor of Political Theory and Grand Mufti of Egypt; Professor of Philosophy, Institute of Political Jurisprudence and Juristic Method- Science, Johann Wolfgang Goethe- ology, Al-Azhar University, Cairo University, Frankfurt am Main; fmr. guest professor, Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research, New York; fmr. guest professor, Universities of Frankfurt and Dr. Amr Hamzawy Gießen. born 1967 Selected writings: Das Recht auf Rechtfertigung. Senior Associate, Democracy and Elemente einer konstruktivistischen Theorie der Rule of Law Project, Carnegie En- Gerechtigkeit (forthcoming); Toleranz im Konflikt. dowment for International Peace, Geschichte, Gehalt und Gegenwart eines umstrit- Washington D. C.; fmr. Assistant tenen Begriffs (2003); Contexts of Justice. Political Professor of Political Science, Cairo Philosophy Beyond Liberalism and Communitarian- University; Analyst, German Federal Ministry for ism (2002). Economic Cooperation and Development; fmr. Lec- turer at the Institute for Islamic Studies and at the Gourisankar Ghosh Department of Social and Political Sciences, Free born 1944 University of Berlin. Executive Director, Water Supply Selected writings: Kontinuität und Wandel im zeit- and Sanitation Collaborative Coun- genössischen arabischen Denken: Intellektuelle cil (WSSCC), Geneva; fmr. Chief for Debatten der 90er Jahre (2005); Understanding Arab Water, Environment, and Sanita- Reality (Carnegie Papers, 2005). tion, UNICEF, New York; fmr. Chair- man, Gujarat Water Supply and Sewerage Board to Jörg Hartmann the Government of Gujarat; Secretary, Health Govt. born 1967 of Gujarat; Founding Director, Rajiv Gandhi National Director, Center for Cooperation Drinking Water Mission of the Indian government; with the Private Sector at the Deut- fellow, International Water Academy, Oslo; Indian sche Gesellschaft für Technische Hydrological Society. Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Berlin. 104 105 Heba Raouf Ezzat Abou Elela Mady born 1965 born 1958 Lecturer of Political Theory, Depart- General Director and Founder, ment of Political Science, Cairo Uni- International Center for Studies, versity; Coordinator, Civil Society Cairo; member, Islamic National Program, Center for Political Re- Congress; Board Member, Egyptian search and Studies, Cairo Univer- Association for Culture & Dialog; sity; Editor, Global Civil Society Yearbook. co-founder, Al-Wasat Party; fmr. director, Egyptian Committee to Support Bosnia-Herzegovina. Cecilia Leahy Klein born 1949 Stefano Manservisi Director for WTO Accessions and born 1954 Import Licensing Issues, Office of Director General for Development, WTO and Multilateral Affairs, Of- European Commission, Brussels; fice of the U.S. Trade Representa- fmr. Head of Cabinet to Commis- tive (USTR), Executive Office of the sion President Romano Prodi; fmr. President, Washington D. C.; fmr. Director for GATT Deputy Head of Cabinet with spe- Affairs, Office of GATT Affairs, USTR; fmr. Director cial responsibility for development issues to Presi- for Western Europe and for the European Com- dent Romano Prodi, fmr. cabinet member to Vice munities, Office of Europe and Japan, USTR; fmr. President Filippo Maria Pandolfi, Commissioner Lecturer at George Washington University, at Geor- Raniero Vanni d’Archirafi, and Commissioner Mario getown Law School, and at American University, all Monti; fmr. administrator in DG Development; fmr. Washington D.C. member, Italian Institute for Foreign Trade; fmr. at- torney. Ambassador Martin Kobler born 1953 Precious Omuku Ambassador of the Federal Re- born 1947 public of Germany to Egypt; fmr. Director, External Affairs, Shell Chief of Cabinet, German Federal Nigeria Ltd., Lagos; Reverend, An- Foreign Office; fmr. Head of Ger- glican Church of Nigeria. man Mission in Jericho; activities at Germany’s Cairo and New Delhi embassies. 104 105 Dr. Volker Perthes Julia Steets born 1958 born 1975 Director designate and Head of Fellow, Global Public Policy Insti- the Research Unit Middle East and tute (GPPi), Berlin; Adviser, Berge- Africa at the German Institute for dorf Round Table, Körber Founda- International and Security Affairs tion, Berlin; lecturer, Humboldt (SWP), Berlin; member of steering University, Berlin. committee, Euro-Mediterranean Study Commission Selected writings: Waltz, Jazz, or Samba ? The Con- (EuroMeSCO); member of advisory board, Interna- tribution of Locally Driven Partnerships to Sustain- tional Spectator; fmr. Assistant Professor, American able Development (2005); Exploring Concepts and University of Beirut. Research Priorities for Partnership Accountability Selected writings: Syria under Bashar al-Assad: (2005); Palästina (2001, 2002). Modernisation and the Limits of Change, Adelphi Paper (2004); Arab Elites: Negotiating the Politics of Abdul-Wahab Sulleyman Change (2004); Geheime Gärten: Die Neue Arabische born 1965 Welt (2004); Germany and the Middle East – Interest Treasury, Ministry of Finance and and Options (2002). Economic Planning, Accra; foun- der, Holi & Rustic International, Dr. Theo Sommer corporate consultants and Trade born 1930 Company. Journalist, Editor-at-Large, DIE ZEIT, Hamburg; fmr. Board Member, Ger- Professor Norbert Walter man Agro Action; fmr. Lecturer in born 1944 political science, Hamburg Uni- Chief Economist, Deutsche Bank versity and Center for European Group; Managing Director, Deut- Studies, Harvard University; fmr. Director of Policy sche Bank Research, Frankfurt Planning, German Defence Ministry under Defence am Main; member of the inter-in- Minister Helmut Schmidt; essays in Foreign Affairs, stitutional monitoring group (ap- Newsweek International, Yomiuri (Tokio), Jong Ang Ilbo pointed by the European Parliament, the Council, (Seoul). and the European Commission) for securities mar- kets; member of the “Committee of Wise Men” on regulating European securities markets, Brussels. Selected writings: Mehr Wachstum für Deutschland (2004). 106 107 Dr. Richard von Weizsäcker Dr. Christoph Zöpel, MdB born 1920 born 1943 Fmr. President of the Federal Re- Chairman of the Subcommittee public of Germany (1984 –1994); for the United Nations of the Ger- fmr. governing Mayor of West man Parliament, Berlin, Chairman Berlin (1981–1984); fmr. Vice Presi- of the German Society for the dent of the German Parliament United Nations, Berlin; member (1969-1981); former member of the Federal Execu- of the committee on foreign affairs of the German tive Board of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU); Parliament; member of the governing council of former President of the German Lutheran Church the Social Democratic Party (SPD); Chairman of the Council; laureate of the Heinrich Heine (1991) and Socialist International Committee on the economy, Leo Baeck Awards (1994); chairman of the Bergedorf social cohesion and the environment; fmr. Secre- Round Table of the Körber Foundation. tary
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