������������ THE INDIANAPOLIS COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

��������������������������������������� Affiliated with the American Committees on Foreign Relations

Dacor Bacon House, 1801 F St., NW, Suite 305, Washington, D.C. 20006-4406, 202-682-0053; fax 202-682-5852


 

 

 

We are pleased to have as our October 17, 2002 speaker:

 

 

ADAM GARFINKLE

 

����������� Topic:

 

The United States and Europe: NATO, the EU and the Future of Atlantic Relations

 

There seem to be very few voices from the European continent in favor of President Bush�s and our government�s position on Iraq.Will these disagreements seep into NATO and EU relationships�or have they already?

 

News items from periodicals published overseas are full of comments accusing the U.S. as arrogant, bloodthirsty, unilateralists and other negative epithets.

 

The National Interest is the �real political� foreign policy publication in the U.S. The editorial board includes, Conrad Black, Henry Kissinger, Samuel Huntington, Charles Krauthammer and others.James Schlesinger is the Publisher. Adam was the Executive Editor and now is the Editor of The National Interest (http://www.nationalinterest.org/) and is qualified to address our relationships with European and British Isle countries. He also is a Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute (http://www.fpri.org/), Al Haig�s favorite U.S. foreign policy research institute.

 

His CV is extensive including being a professional lecturer of American Foreign Policy, SAIS, Johns Hopkins University, director of Middle East Council of the FPRI, an Orbis book review editor, Tel Aviv University visiting professor of politics and other positions.His Ph.D., BA and MA were all earned in International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania.

 

Adam, while not as aggressive as Laurie Mylorie, is just as tough.Come prepared for a stimulating evening presented by a respected expert in U.S. foreign policy.

 

 

Where?Woodstock Club

Cocktails 5:45, Dinner 6:30

What? � Lamb

 

Our next meeting will be November 6 to hear Phyllis Oakley, who resigned in 2000 as Assistant Secretary of State for Intelligence and Research.

 

 

 

 

STEVEN L. TUCHMAN��������������������

Chairman

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Box 82053

Indianapolis, Indiana 46282-0003

(317) 639-1210 - telephone

(317) 639-4882 - facsimile

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JOHN R. CARR, JR.

Vice Chairman

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COURTENAY WELDON

Secretary/Treasurer

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BOARD OF ADVISORS:

 

Prof. Asok C. Antony, M.D.

Ms Claire Bennett

Mr. Robert Borns

Dr. Victor E. Childers

Ms Virginia Dill McCarty

Mr. Robert H. McKinney

The Hon. Robert D. Orr

Mrs. Cynthia P. Robinson

Dr. Philip J. Rutledge

 


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October 2, 2002