ANNEX Participants Dr. Ghanim Alnajjar Ambassador Avis Bohlen Professor, University of Kuwait; Public Policy Scholar, Woodrow editor of the Gulf Studies Series Wilson Center, Washington D.C.; Journal. UN Independent Expert former Assistant Secretary of appointed by Kofi Annan on Hu- State for Arms Control, U.S. De- man Rights in Somalia; member partment of State; former U.S. of the Amnesty International De- Ambassador to Bulgaria; former legation and other UN and humanitarian mis- Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S. Embassy in sions in Iraq since April 2003. Paris; former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Selected writings: “Human Rights in a Crisis: The for European Affairs; served on the Policy Plan- Case of Kuwait After Occupation,” Human Rights ning Staff and as Executive Director on the U.S. Quarterly (2001); “Challenges Facing Kuwaiti De- Delegation for Nuclear and Space Talks in Ge- mocracy,” Middle East Journal (2002); The Univer- neva. sal Declaration of Human Rights: A Western In- Selected Writings: “The Rise and Fall of Arms Con- vention ? (2003). trol,” Survival (2003). Pages: 39, 40, 50, 77, 89, 115 Pages: 36, 81, 93, 98, 116 Dr. Christoph Bertram Dr. Gerald Chan Born 1937 Senior Fellow and Coordinator of Director, Stiftung Wissenschaft the “China Project,” Centre for und Politik (SWP) — German In- International Studies, Cambridge stitute for International and Se- University; Senior Lecturer in In- curity Affairs, Berlin; former Di- ternational Relations, Victoria rector, International Institute for University of Wellington, New Strategic Studies (IISS), London; former Foreign Zealand; former Visiting Professor at several uni- Policy Editor for DIE ZEIT. versities; numerous publications on China and Selected Writings: Europe in Balance: Securing the Japan in The China Quarterly, International Rela- Peace Won in the Cold War (1995); Inspection Not tions of the Asia-Pacific, etc. Invasion (2003). Selected Writings: Chinese Perspectives on Inter- Pages: 23, 28, 33, 35, 39, 45, 46, 54, 55, 62, 66, 67, national Relations (1999); China’s International 70, 71, 76, 89, 93, 97, 114, 118 Relations in the 21st Century (co-ed., 2000). Pages: 34, 76, 98 123 Dr. Patrick O. Cohrs Dr. Anthony Glees Born 1972 Born 1948 Research Fellow, Humboldt Uni- Professor, Director, Centre for ver sity, Berlin and German His- Intelligence and Security Studies, torical Institute London; former Brunel University, Uxbridge; sen- Post-Doctoral Fellow, Center for ior politics chair; 1988 – 89 adviser European Studies, Harvard Uni- to the UK governments on War versity; D.Phil. at Lincoln and St. Antony’s College, Crimes; 1998 – 99 adviser to BBC Television on in- University of Oxford. telligence and subversion; Board Member Wilton Selected Writings: “The First ‘Real’ Peace Settle- British-German Forum; adviser to City University- ments after the First World War,” Contemporary ESCP-EAP European Management Programme, European History (2003); The Unfinished Peace. publications in The Times, The Daily Mail, The Britain, the United States and the International Observer, regular commentator on intelligence Stabilisation of Europe, 1919 –1932 (2004). matters on BBC TV, BBC Radio (all stations), for Pages: 53 Reuters, Sky TV and Swiss, Austrian and German national and local radio. Dr. Elizabeth Economy Selected Writings: Reinventing Germany: German Born 1962 Political Development Since 1945 (1996); “Britain, Senior Fellow and Director of Germany and the Problem of Russia,” German Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Politics (1999); “Rechtsstaatlichkeit under chal- Relations, Washington D. C.; mem- lenge in the Berlin Republic: The Kohl Affair and ber of the National Committee the Stasi Legacy,” in: E. Kolinsky/M. Dennis, on U.S.-China Relations; former United and Divided — Germany Since 1990 (2002); Co-chair of the Woodrow Wilson Center Working Spinning the Spies: Tony Blair and the Manage- Group on China and the Environment; former ment of British Intelligence (2004). professorial lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, Pages: 40, 78, 91 former research fellow at Columbia University. Selected Writings: The Internationalization of En- Heather Grabbe vironmental Protection (co-ed., 1997); China Joins Deputy Director, Centre for Euro- the World: Progress and Prospects (co-ed., 1999); pean Reform, London; member The River Runs Black: The Environmental Chal- of the Council of the Royal Insti- lenge to China’s Future (2004). tute of International Affairs, the Pages: 50, 68, 97 British Königswinter Committee, the Wilton Park Academic Coun- cil, and the Governing Body of the British Asso- ciation for Central and Eastern Europe. 124 Selected Writings: Enlarging the EU Eastwards Professor Pierre Hassner (with Kirsty Hughes, 1998); Germany and Britain: Senior Research Associate and An Alliance of Necessity (with Wolfgang Mün- Research Director Emeritus, Cen- chau, 2001); The Constellations of Europe: How tre d’Etudes et de Recherches In- Enlargement Will Change the EU (2003). ternationales (CERI-FNSP), Paris; Pages: 57, 87, 111 Visiting professor for Sources of Violence in International Affairs at the Johns Hopkins University School of Ad- Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, vanced International Studies (SAIS), Bologna MdB Center. Born 1971 Selected Writings: Violence and Peace: From the Member of the German Bun- Atomic bomb to Ethnic Cleansing (1997); United destag, Berlin (CSU — Christian States: The Empire of Force or the Force of Em- Social Union of Bavaria); member pire ? (2002); Visions d’empire: anthologie du dé- of the German Bundestag’s For- bat américain de politique étrangère (2003); eign Affairs Committee and the sub committee Washington et le Monde. Dilemme d’une super- for disarmament and arms control; member of puissance (2003); America and the Use of Force the German Council on Foreign Relations. (forthcoming). Pages: 40, 95 Pages: 33, 49, 63 Dr. Amr Hamzawy Reinhard Hesse Born 1967 Born 1956 Assistant Professor, Department Commissary (“Sherpa”) of the of Political Science and Deputy German Chancellor for the “Pro- Director, Center for European gressive Governance Network” in Studies, University of Cairo; for- the Federal Chancellery, Berlin; mer Assistant Professor, Otto- journalist and editor (taz, Trans- Suhr-Institute for Political Science, Free Univer- Atlantik, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Die Woche, Merian, sity, Berlin; expert on Middle Eastern politics for Geo), columnist (openDemocracy.net); as of 1998 the Federal Ministry for Economic Co-operation head speech writer for Gerhard Schröder. and Development. Selected Writings: Tatort Wort (1983), Reifeprü- Selected Writings: The Tension between Continu- fung — Reformpolitik am Ende des Jahrhunderts; ity and Change in Contemporary Arab Political Und weil wir unser Land verbessern … 26 Briefe Thought: Intellectual Debates of the 1990s für ein modernes Deutschland (1993 and 1998, (2002). with Gerhard Schröder); Der ganz vernünftige Pages: 44, 49, 83, 86, 113, 114 Wahn. Sieben Gegendarstellungen zum Islam- 125 ischen Fundamentalismus (1998), Ground Zero — stitutions, Strategic Restraint, and the Rebuilding Der Westen, die islamische Welt und der globale of Order after Major Wars (2001); Reinventing the Djihad (2002). Alliance: U.S.-Japan Security Partnership in an Era Pages: 42, 65, 66, 115 of Change (co-ed., 2003). Pages: 34, 60, 118 Ambassador John L. Hirsch Born 1936 Stefan Kornelius Senior Fellow, International Born 1965 Peace Academy, New York; Ad- Foreign Editor, Süddeutsche Zei- junct Professor, Occidental Col- tung, Munich; former political lege, Los Angeles; formerly correspondent in Bonn and cor- United States Ambassador to the respondent in Washington D.C.; Republic of Sierra Leone, Political Advisor to the former Deputy Director of the Commander of UNITAF (Somalia); and U.S. Con- office of Süddeutsche Zeitung in Berlin; co-founder sul General in Johannesburg, South Africa. and chief editor of Medium Magazin, contribu- Selected Writings: Somalia and Operation Restore tions to Stern magazine and BBC. Hope: Reflections on Peacemaking and Peace- Pages: 48, 84, 112 keeping (with Robert Oakley, 1995); Sierra Leone: Diamonds and the Struggle for Democracy Dr. Stephen Krasner (2001). Born 1942 Pages: 43, 82, 110 Professor of International Rela- tions, Stanford University; Senior Dr. G. John Ikenberry Fellow and Deputy Director, Stan- Born 1954 ford Institute for International Professor of Geopolitics and Glo- Studies and Senior Fellow, Stan- bal Justice and Director, Mortara ford Institute for Economic Policy Research Center for International Affairs, (SIEPR). Georgetown University, Washing- Selected Writings: Sovereignty — Organized Hypoc- ton D. C.; former Professor at risy (1999); Exploration and Contestation in the Princeton University and the University of Penn- Study of World Politics (co-ed., 1999). sylvania; former Senior Associate, Carnegie En- Pages: 32, 51, 67, 108 dowment for International Peace; former mem- ber of the Policy Planning Department, U.S. State Department. Selected Writings: New Thinking in International Relations Theory (co-ed., 1997); After Victory: In- 126 Dr. Nico Krisch Peaceful Change of International Order (2001); Hauser Research Scholar and Vis- The End of the American Era (2002). iting Fellow, Institute for Interna- Pages: 33, 73, 112 tional Law and Justice, New York University School of Law; former Lotte Leicht Research Fellow, Max Planck In- Director of Human Rights Watch stitute for International Law in (HRW), Brussels; Member of the Heidelberg, Germany . International