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2003 |
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May
27, 2003
Rewriting the Map:
the Bush Administration's "Faith-Based Initiatives"
Seminar with Lisa
Anderson, Dean of the School of International
Affairs, Columbia University.
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May
26, 2003
Revisiting
Global Public Policies for Sustainable Development
Two day transatlantic conference
organized by the Alliance
Program.
Introduction
Le Général Gabriel
de Nomazy (Directeur Général
de l'Ecole Polytechnique)
Keynote Address
Jeffrey Sachs (Director
of the Earth Institute, Columbia University)
Panel 1:
Which governance for sustainable
development? New actors, new norms
Chair: Pierre-Michel Eisemann (Université Paris 1 Panthéon
Sorbonne)
Keynote speaker : Laurence Tubiana (IDDRI)
Panelists:
Christine Alfsen-Norodom (Earth Institute,
Columbia/Unesco): "North-South partnerships for sustainable development".
Dana R. Fisher (Department of Sociology and Earth
Institute; Columbia): "Engaging the Disenfranchised: Civil Society Participation in International. Governance for Sustainable Development".
Béatrice
Pouligny (Sciences Po): "Questioning
the historicity of actors and practices: What 'politics'
is about in current public policies"
Panel 2:
Intellectual property rights and international cooperation
at the interface of public health and sustainable development
Chair: Patrick Messerlin, Sciences Po.
Panelists:
Claude Henry (Ecole Polytechnique): "Patents in biomedical research and in public health: a mixed blessing" (abstract).
Yves-Antoine
Flori (Univesrité de Bordeaux / INSERM) : "International
Regulations for drugs to fight AIDS"
Panel 3:
Addressing emerging
environment-related risks: perceptions, precautions and
regulations
Keynote speaker: Olivier
Godard (Ecole Polytechnique) "Revisiting
the precautionary principle under the light of recent
French and international
events"
Panelists:
Stephen Connor (School
of Public Health, Columbia University): "Climate
Variability and Welfare Vulnerability: hazards, risks
and resilience in sub-Saharan Africa" (abstract).
Christine
Noiville (Université Paris 1 Panthéon
Sorbonne): "The precautionary principle in recent
European case law".
Hervé Le Treut (Ecole
Polytechnique): "Greenhouse gases and climate change:
dealing with uncertainties" (abstract).
Kerry
Whiteside (Franklin and Marshall College, USA
Mass.): "For
a Deliberative Interpretation of the Precautionary Principle" (abstract)
Picture©Columbia
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May
12, 2003
Globalization
and its Discontents: New Strategies for Development
Seminar with Joseph
Stiglitz (Columbia
University), Nobel Prize Winner for Economics. Held at
Sciences Po, Paris.
Picture©Columbia
University
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April
24, 2003
French Humanitarian
Action: An International Social Policy?
Brown
Bag seminar with Johanna Siméant,
Professor of Political Science (Sciences Po). Moderated
by Coralie Bryant, (SIPA). Cosponsored by the
Maison Francaise.
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April 23,
2003
France: Reform
in European Higher Education
Seminar
with Christine Musselin (Sciences Po
/ CSO).
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Monde |
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April
15, 2003
Conference with Jean-Marie
Guéhenno
Jean-Marie Guehenno is the
Under-Secretary of the United Nations for Peacekeeping
Operations. |
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April 14,
2003
The
Role of the Media in the Franco-American Crisis
Roundtable
featuring
Lila Azam Zanganeh (Columbia), Philippe Coste (L'Express),
Todd Gitlin (Columbia) and Isabelle Veyrat-Masson (Sciences
Po).
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March
25, 2003
Revisiting Drug
Policies
Roundtable featuring Jeffrey Fagan (Columbia), Ethan
Nadelman (Drug Policy Alliance), Enrique Penalosa (former
Mayor of Bogota) and Pierre Kopp (Universite Paris I).
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February 27,
2003
Conference with Hubert Vedrine
Hubert
Vedrine is the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs. The discussion was followed
by a roundtable with
Fritz Stern and Colette Mazzucelli. |
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February
27-28, 2003
Transatlantic
Relations
A
Graduate Student Conference. |
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2002 |
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December 3, 2003
The Kyoto Protocol in Question
Conference featuring Pascal Delisle (Columbia).
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November
7-8, 2002
Inaugural
Conference of the Alliance Program:
Innovation
in Managing Risks Under Situation of Uncertainty
Featuring
presentations and discussions from:
Lisa Anderson
(Columbia), Olivier Borraz (Sciences Po), Volker
Berhahn (Columbia), Patrick Lagadec (Ecole Polytechnique),
Michel Setbon (CNRS), George Deodatis (Columbia),
Frederic Morlaye (Commission de Controle des Assurances),
Erwann Michel-Kerjan (Ecole Polytechnique), Marc
Henry (Columbia), David Capitant (Universite Paris
I), Geoffrey Heal (Columbia), Howard Kunreuther (University
of Pennsylvania), David Stark (Columbia), Elliot
Sclar (Columbia), Chris Jones (Regional Plan Association),
Benjamin Lane (Columbia), Michel Dobry (Universite
Paris I), Nancy Degnan (Columbia), Christophe Clergeau
(Sciences Po), Julien Besancon (Sciences Po), Henry
Rothstein (London School of Economics), David Vogel
(Berkeley), Christine Noiville (Universite Paris
I), George Bermann (Columbia), Joanne Scott (Columbia),
Art Lerner (Columbia), and Andrew Smyth (Columbia).
Conference
Program
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October 2002, 2002
How is European Law Adapting
to Public Utilities Deregulation: Globalization into
Action?
Seminar with Bertrand Du Marais (Universite Paris I). |
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Created
in the fall 2002, the Alliance Program is a non-profit transatlantic joint-venture
between Columbia University and three French prestigious institutions,
The École Polytechnique, Sciences Po and the Université
de Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne.
Alliance is an innovative program whose aim is to initiate and
accompany new initiatives in the fields of education cooperation,
research collaboration, and policy outreach. Over the last four
years the Alliance’s scope of activities have included the
organization of numerous academic conferences both in Paris and
in New York, the setting up of international multidisciplinary
research teams, and the creation of joint-courses and curricula
targeting the students of its founding partners.
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