IGA The United States and Europe in Global Affairs

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1 IGA The United States and Europe in Global Affairs Tuesday, Thursday 2:40 4:00 pm Room L-382 Faculty: Karl Kaiser HKS Office: Belfer 407 WCFIA Office: Knafel 205. CGIS Cambridge St. HKS Office Hours: Tuesdays -- 1:45-2:30 pm or by appointment Phone: Course Assistant: Manuel Muniz Phone: Faculty Assistant: Veronica McClure Phone: Office: L manuel_muniz@hks11.harvard.edu veronica_mcclure@harvard.edu COURSE DESCRIPTION Course Trailer in the HKS Youtube Channel: This course examines the evolving roles of the United States and the European Union in global affairs and how they deal with problems of global importance. The first section analyzes the changing nature of the transatlantic partnership, from harsh divisions between unilateralism and multilateralism under the Bush administration to a new definition of cooperation under US President Barak Obama. It examines the two sides respective security strategies and their changing attitudes toward major conflicts of our time: Iraq, the Israeli- Palestinian conflict, Iran and Afghanistan-Pakistan are used as case studies. The second section focuses on central issues of security: the relationship between a militarily strengthened NATO following France s return to the Alliance s military arm, its relationship with the evolving European Security and Defense Policy, EU and US global democracy-building measures, and the key role the Union can play in its neighborhood: the Balkans and Turkey. How does US policy-making influence the EU s room for maneuver in these areas? EU and US responses to nonproliferation and terrorism will also be considered in this section of the course.

2 - 2 - The third section examines crucial issues of EU-U.S. relations in the fields of trade and investment, including its interaction with Russia and the rising power China. This section will also discuss the transatlantic responses to the global financial crisis and the future of the regulatory environment. In the final section of the course, we will consider the emerging nature of global governance and the US and EU roles within these bodies, including the G-20. We will examine the different perspectives on the issues at stake in the Doha Round of world trade negotiations and changing attitudes toward the role of the International Criminal Court. Differing EU and US attitudes to assuring continued, secure energy supplies will also be addressed as well as transatlantic approaches to climate change. The EU Ambassador to the United States, Joao Vale de Almeida, will introduce a class session on EU-US Relations and Ambassador Richard Morningstar, the Special Envoy for Eurasian Energy Policy of the State Department, will introduce a class session on Energy Security and US Diplomacy. There will be an OPTIONAL SIMULATION EXERCISE on a NATO Security Crisis on a date to be determined (usually from 18:00 to 20:00) with the help of NATO Staff Members from the ALLIED COMMAND TRANSFORMATION at Norfolk, VA. The Exercise was originally worked out for NATO Defence Ministers. Finally, the Paul Henri Spaak on The EU Facing Global Challenges by Baroness Catherine Ashton, High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of the EU (on September 27th 4:00-6:00 pm), as well as the Lecture the lecture series Challenges of the 21 st Century: European and American Perspectives organized by the Center for European Studies are recommended. European policy makers will discuss some of the most pertinent issues shaping the transatlantic relationship. COURSEWORK AND GRADING Midterm Policy Memorandum: 1/4 of grade. Page limit: 5 pages double-spaced. The assignment will be given out in late October with five days to complete. Please use the course webpage drop-box to submit the assignment as a Word file. Take-Home Final Examination: 1/2 of grade Take-home final exam will be given out near the end of the class and due before the holidays. It will be available electronically on the course website and we will also it using the IGA-329 listserv. Please use the course webpage drop-box to submit the assignment as a Word file. Late submissions will only be accepted under extraordinary circumstances approved by the instructor. Presentations in Class, Attendance, and Participation: 1/4 of grade Class attendance, excellent class presentations, and participation. Habitual absences and lack of participation will result in a lower grade. Please come prepared to participate in class discussions. Students will be asked to give a short presentation (5-10 minutes) that opens the class discussion answering a question distributed in the preceding session and posted on the class website. The question could be, for example to summarize a briefing for the US Secretary of State, British, German, or French Foreign Minister on how to respond to a specific aspect of Iranian nuclear policy.

3 - 3 - READINGS All Course reading will be available on the class web page and in cpurse packages which can be purchased at the HKS Course Materials Office (CMO). The purchasing of CMO course packets will be voluntary as all readings will be posted online for those who prefer to download them from there. Readings are marked in the syllabus as follows: (R) Required readings (P) Printed materials in course packets at the CMO (CP) Available on the course webpage (L) Books on reserve at the Kennedy School Library Students are also expected to read the following book throughout the course: (R & L) Rifkin, Jeremy, The European Dream: How Europe's Vision of the Future Is Quietly Eclipsing the American Dream (New York: Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin, 2004), ISBN This book will be available at the Coop Textbook Section. Participants are expected to regularly read a quality daily newspaper. We recommend the Financial Times (details on student subscriptions on: For those who are interested in a good general introduction to international politics the following book is recommended (though expensive to purchase): Frieden, Jeffry A. Lake, David A. and Schultz, Kenneth A. World Politics. Interests, Interactions, Institutions (W.W. Norton & Company Inc. New York & London 2010), ISBN We also recommend you subscribe to the following free newsletter services which contain useful materials on Transatlantic and European affairs: / / /

4 - 4 - ACCESS TO COURSE WEBPAGE Communication with the class regarding announcements, readings, etc. will be made through the course website. All HKS students will have access to these pages. If you are not a HKS student, follow these instructions to obtain an HKS account and to access the course website. 1. Beginning on September 1st (and through September 17 th ), cross-registrants can submit cross-registration requests through the HKS Online Cross-registration website. Students need to go to: HKS Website/Registrar/Cross-Registration: 2. In the Cross-Registration web-page you will find all the necessary information. Click on HKS Cross Registration Website. It will take you to the following address: 3. Harvard students will login with their PIN, while Tufts/MIT students will have to enter some basic info before they have credentials ed to them. 4. Cross-registrants will then submit registration requests for the classes they choose. Within the hour, students will have access to course pages for which they submitted crossregistration requests. All students will then be able to login to KNet to access course pages. 5. Cross-registrants will receive an from the Registrar s Office once they are registered in the class, but this will not begin happening until after September 8.

5 - 5 - SYLLABUS SESSIONS AND READINGS Section I Concept and Approaches: Power, Goals and Cooperation Session 1 - Thursday - September 2 nd The US and the EU: How They See Each Other and their Roles in Global Affairs - (P1 & L) Anderson, Jeffrey, Ikenberry, G. John, Risse, Thomas (eds), The End of the West? Crisis and Change in the Atlantic Order (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2008) ISBN , Chapter by Risse, pp PDF FOR WEBPAGE - (P2 & CP) Kaiser, Karl, America in the World Today: A European View, Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, December 2007, pp (P2 & CP) Kagan, Robert The September 12 Paradigm. America, the World, and George W. Bush, Foreign Affairs, September/October 2008, pp (P2 & CP) Stelzenmüller, Constanze, End of a Honeymoon: Obama and Europe, one Year later, Brussels Forum Paper Series, The German Marshall Fund of the United States, March (P2 & CP) Biden, Joseph, Remarks by Vice-President Biden to the European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium, May 6th (P2 & CP) Transatlantic Trends Key Findings, The German Marshall Fund of the United States and the Compagnia di San Paolo. - (P2 & CP) Haas, Richard, A waning Europe matters less to America, Financial Times, May 13th (CP) Brimmer, Esther, Seeing Blue: American Visions of the European Union, EU Institute for Security Studies, Chailllot Paper No.105, Paris Sept Session 2 - Tuesday - September 7 th The US and the EU under a new leadership and the new Lisbon Treaty Reuired Reading (R): - (P2 & CP) Luzzatto, Anthony and E. Eizenstat, Stuart, New Treaty, New Influence? Europe s Chance to Punch Its Weight, Foreign Affairs, March/April (P2 & CP) Riester, Jessica, Transatlantic Relations after the Lisbon Treaty: Ready for Action, or More Process?, AICGS Issue Brief #37, July (P2 & CP) Rinke, Andreas, Lisbondämmerung, IP Global Edition, May/June (P2 & CP) Riecke, Henning, Europe s New Faces. The EU still has a long way to go to become a top global power, IP Global Edition, March/April (P2 & CP) de Vasconcelos, Álvaro and Marcin Zaborowski The EU and the World in 2009, European perspectives on the new American foreign policy agenda, European Institute for Security Studies, January (P2 & CP) Biden, Joseph, Remarks by Vice-President Biden to the European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium, May 6th 2010.

6 (CP) The Lisbon Treaty. - (CP) Hamilton, Daniel S. The Lisbon Treaty: Implications for future relations between the EU and the US, Testimony to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Sub- Committee on Europe, December 15th 2009, pp Session 3 - Thursday - September 9 th The US and EU Security Strategies. Multilateralism vs. Unilateralism, Hard v.s Soft Power; Strong US vs. Weak Europe or a new era of collaboration? - (P2 & CP) Daalder, Ivo H, Lindsay, James M. and Steinberg, James B. The Bush National Security Strategy: An Evaluation, Policy Brief #109, The Brookings Institution, October (P2 & CP) The National Security Strategy of the United States of America, September (P2 & CP) A Secure Europe in a Better World, European Security Strategy, Brussels, December 21, (P2 & CP) Kagan, Robert, Power and Weakness, Policy Review, No. 113, (P2 & CP) Nye, Joseph S., Jr., The New Rome Meets the New Barbarians, The Economist, March 21, (P2 & CP) Haas, Richard, The case for messy multilateralism, Financial Times, January 6th (P2 & CP) Stelzenmüller, Constanze, Transatlantic Power Failures. America and Europe, seven years after 9/11: Hard power humbled, soft power exposed, and a loser, more pragmatic relationship, Brussels Forum Paper Series, March (P2 & CP) The National Security Strategy of the United States of America, May 2010, pp 1-6 and (CP) de Vasconcelos, Álvaro (ed.) The European Security Strategy : Building on Common Interests, European Institute for Security Studies, February Brimmer, Esther (ed.), Transforming Homeland Security: US and European Approaches, (Center for Transatlantic Relations, Washington DC, 2006), Introduction by Daniel S. Hamilton, pp. ix-xxxvi. Session 4 - Tuesday - September 14 th The Iraq War and its Aftermath as a Transatlantic Issue - (CP) Scowcroft, Brent, Don't Attack Saddam, The Wall Street Journal, Aug 15, (CP) de Vasconcelos, Alvaro, The EU and Iraq, in Looking into Iraq,, Walter Posch (ed), EU Institute for Security Studies, 2005, pp (CP) Biddle, Stephen et.al. How to leave a stable Iraq, Foreign Affairs, September/October 2008, pp (CP) Hunter, Robert E. A new American Middle East Strategy?, Survival, December 2008/January 2009, pp (CP) Haass, Richard N. and Martin Indyk Beyond Iraq: A new US Strategy for the Middle East, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2009, pp (CP) Bertram, Christoph, Picking up the pieces, IP Global, Spring 2008.

7 (CP) Kissinger, Henry A. Obama s Iraq Policy Must Be Focused on More Than Withdrawal, The Washington Post, February 3rd (L) Gordon, Phillip and Shapiro, Jeremy, Allies at War: America, Europe, and the Crisis Over Iraq, (New York: McGraw-Hill, 2004), pp (L) Stanley Hoffmann with Frederic Bozo, Gulliver Unbound: America's Imperial Temptation and the War in Iraq, Rowman & Littlefield, 2004, 168 pp. - (L) Szabo, Stephan, Parting Ways: The Crisis in German-American Relations, (Brookings Institution Press, 2004), 153 pp. OPTIONAL: There will be an optional evening session on the Lisbon Treaty and the changes in the EU institutional structure. Date, time and room assignment will be announced via the course web page and . Session 5 - Thursday - September 16 th The Israeli-Palestinian Issue as an American and European Problem. - (CP) Dassa Kaye, Dalia, Bound to Cooperate? Transatlantic Policy in the Middle East, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2003/2004, Vol, 27, No 1, pp (CP) Ross, Dennis, Statecraft in the Middle East, The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2008, pp (CP) Jones, Bruce and Hart, Andrew, Keeping Middle East Peace?, International Peacekeeping, Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2008, pp (CP) Patten, Chris, Europe s route to a new Jerusalem, Financial Times, Dec. 15th (CP) Feldman, Shai and Shikaki, Khali, The Obama Presidency and the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict, Middle East Brief, Crown Center for Middle East Studies, November (CP) Mead, Russell Change they can believe in: To Make Israel Safe, Give Palestinians Their Due, Foreign Affairs, January/February 2009, pp Bacground: - (CP) A Middle East Roadmap to Where?, Middle East Report Nº14, International Crisis Group, May 2nd Session 6 - Tuesday - September 21 st American and European Approaches to Iran - (CP) Kaye, Dalia and Frederic Wehrey Containing Iran? Avoiding a Two-Dimensional Strategy in a Four-Dimensional Region, The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2009, pp (CP) McFaul, Michael, Milani, Abbas, Diamond, Larry, A Win-Win US Strategy for Dealing with Iran, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2006/07, Vol. 30, No.1, pp (CP) Carter, Ashton B. and Perry, William J., Plan B for Iran: What if Nuclear Diplomacy fails? Report based on the May 22, 2006, Workshop hosted by the Preventive Defense Project, Harvard and Stanford Universities, 10 Sept (CP) Harnisch, Sebastian, The Lessons of the EU s Iran Diplomacy, IP Global, Fall (CP) Perthes, Volker, Iran s Options, Project Syndicate, June 11th 2006.

8 (CP) Jacobson, Michael, Sanctions against Iran: A Promising Struggle, The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2008, pp (CP) Lindsay, James M. and Takeyh, Ray After Iran Gets the Bomb, Foreign Affairs, March/April, (CP) Posen, Barry R et al, Overkill, Foreign Affairs, July/August, (CP) Dombey, Daniel, Blitz, James and Bozorgmehr, Najmed Atomic agitation, Financial Times, Junary 8th (CP) Toukan, Abdullah and Cordesman, Anthony H. Options in Dealing with Iran s Nuclear Program, Centre for Strategic and International Studies, March Session 7 - Thursday - September 23 rd US and EU Policies on Afghanistan and Pakistan - (CP) Statement by the North Atlantic Council invoking Article 5 NATO Treaty, NATO Press Release 2001 (124), September 12, (CP) International Security Assistance Force and Afghan National Army Strength & Laydown, NATO, February 1, (CP) Obama, Barack, Remarks by the President in Address to the Nation on the way forward in Afghanistan and Pakistan, West Point Military Academy, December 1st (CP) Korski, Daniel Shaping Europe's Afghan Surge, European Council on Foreign Relations, March (CP) Christia, Fotini, Biddle, Stephen and Thier, J. Alexander, Defining Success in Afghanistan, Foreign Affairs, July/August 2010, pp (CP) Yaqub, Daoud and Maley, William, NATO and Afghanistan: Saving the State- Building Enterprise, The Bucharest Conference Papers, 2008, pp (CP) Kissinger, Henry, America needs an Afghan strategy, not an alibi, The Washington Post, June 24th (CP) Synnott, Hilary, How to Help Pakistan, Survival, Volume 52, Issue 1, February/March, (CP) Hass, Richard N. We re Not Winning. It s Not Worth It, Newsweek, Vol. 156, Issue 4, Jul 18th (CP) Blackwill, Robert D. A de facto partition of Afghanistan, Politico, July 7th A summarized version of this article title America must give the south to the Taliban, was published in the Financial Times on July 22nd (CP) Roberts, Adam Doctrine and Reality in Afghanistan, Survival, Vol. 51, Issue 1, February/March 2009, pp (CP) Gross, Eva Security Sector Reform in Afghanistan: The EU s Contribution, European Union Institute for Security Studies, No. 79, Occasional Paper, April (CP) Cordesman, Anthony H. and Lemiux, Jason The Afghan War: a Campaign Overview, Centre for Strategic and International Studies, June 23rd 2010.

9 - 9 - Section II EU-US Security Relations Session 8 - Tuesday - September 28 th NATO at 60: Implications for the US and Europe - (CP) Brzezinski, Zbigniew, An Agenda for NATO, Foreign Affairs, September/October, (CP) Daalder, Ivo and Goldgeier, James, Global NATO, Foreign Affairs, Sept/Oct 2006, pp (CP) Kaiser, Karl, For Better or Worse, IP Global, Summer (CP) Kaiser, Karl, Towards a Renewed NATO, Openning Statement to the Group of Experts tasked with developing a new Strategic Concept for NATO, Luxembourg, October 16th, (CP) NATO 2020: Assured Security; Dynamic Engagement, Analysis and Recommendations of the Group of Experts on a New Strategic Concept for NATO, May 17th, 2010, pp (CP) Berdahl, Mats and David Ucko NATO at 60, Survival, Vol. 51, Issue 2, April (CP) Karl-Heinz Kamp, After the Summit: Long-Term Consequences for NATO, Research Paper, No.37, May 2008, NATO Defense College. - (CP) Thränert, Oliver, NATO, Missile Defence and Extended Deterrence, Survival, Vol. 51, Issue 6, December 2009-January (CP) NATO in the 21st Century The Alliance s Strategic Concept, April, (CP) NATO 2020: Assured Security, Dynamic Engagement, May 17th (CP) Alliance Reborn: An Atlantic Compact for the 21 st Century, Washington NATO Project, Atlantic Council of the US/CSIS, February (CP) Sloan, Stanley NATO in Afghanistan, UNISCI Discussion Papers, Nº 22, pp 34-55, January For background information on NATO programs, documents and structure, please refer to Session 9 - Thursday - September 30 th The Development of the Common Security and Defense Policy and the EU Security Strategy; Handling the NATO-EU Relationship. - (CP) A Secure Europe in a Better World, European Security Strategy, Brussels, December 21, (CP) Asmus, Ronald, Rethinking the EU: Why Washington Needs to Support European Integration, Survival, Vol. 47, No 3, Autumn 2005, pp COPYRIGHT - (CP) Drozdiak, William, The Brussels Wall, Foreign Affairs, May/June, (CP) Gates, Robert, US Secretary of Defense, Remarks as delivered by the Secretary of Defense, National Defense University, Washington D.C, February 23rd (CP) Biscop Sven et. al. Europe: A time for strategy, Egmont Paper 27, January 2009, Royal Institute for International Affairs. - (CP) Howorth, Jolyon, "Chapter 5: Selling It to Uncle SAM... ESDP and Transatlantic Relations," Security and Defence Policy in the European Union, Palgrave MacMillan (2007), pp

10 (CP) de Vasconcelos, Álvaro (ed.) The European Security Strategy : Building on Common Interests, European Institute for Security Studies, February 2009, pp and (CP) Kaiser, Karl An alternative to NATO Membership; Georgia and Ukraine, International Herald Tribune, February (CP) Kaiser, Karl and Dominique Moisi Europe needs a stronger France inside NATO, Financial Times, February 26, (CP) Marquina, Antonio Global Challanges and Threats: European and US Approaches, UNISCI Discussion Papers, Nº 22, pp , January (CP) de Vasconcelos, Álvaro (ed.) What ambitions for European defence in 2020?, European Union Institute for Security Studies, July, Session 10 - Tuesday - October 5 th The US and Europe in the Fight against Terrorism. - (CP) Dworkin, Anthony Beyond the War on Terror : Towards a New Transatlantic Framework for Counterterrorism, EU Council on Foreign Relations, May (CP) European Union, The EU, the U.S., and the Fight against Global Terrorism, eufocus, May (CP) Shapiro, Jeremy and Byman, Daniel, Bridging the Transatlantic Counterterrorism Gap, The Washington Quarterly, Vol. 29, No. 4, Autumn 2006, pp (CP) Bunn, Matthew Reducing the greatest risks of nuclear theft & terrorism, Daedalus, Fall (CP) The National Security Strategy of the United States of America, May 2010, pp (CP) US-EU Declaration on Combating Terrorism, June (CP) European Council, EU Plan of Action on Combating Terrorism Update, December, (CP) Transatlantic Homeland Defence Special Report, National Defense University, May (L) Allison, Graham, Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe (NY: Henry Holt, 2004) ISBN 13: (enlarged paperback edition). - European Council s Fight against terrorism webpage with an overview of key documents, press releases and EU institutions involved available at: - Overview of current events in EU on the fight against terrorism available at euractiv.com: Session 11 - Thursday - October 7 th American and European Approaches to the Future of the Nonproliferation Regime. - (CP) Obama, Barack, Remarks by President Batack Obama at Hradcany Square, Prague, Czech Republic, April 5, (CP) Adréani, Gilles America s New Nuclear Disarmament Policy and the Transatlantic Relationship, German Marshall Fund of the United States, May 4, 2009.

11 (CP) Kissinger, Henry, George P. Schultz, William J. Perry and Sam Nunn A World Free of Nuclear Weapons, Wall Street Journal, January 4, (CP) Daalder, Ivo and Jan Lodal The logic of zero: Toward a world without nuclear weapons, Foreign Affairs, November/December 2008, pp (CP) Tertrais, Bruno, The Illogic of Zero, The Washington Quarterly, Spring (CP) Krause, Joachim and Scheer, Benjamin, Salvaging Global Zero. Diplomacy in the Second Nuclear Age, Rusi Journal, June/July (CP) EU Strategy against Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, (CP) Winner, Andrew, The Proliferation Security Initiative: The New Face of Interdiction, The Washington Quarterly, Spring 2005, Vol. 28, No 2, pp (CP) Miller, Steve, US Nuclear Policy and International Law: Does Washington Have a Compliance Problem? Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, March (CP) Muller, Harald, The Future of Nuclear Weapons in an Interdependent World, The Washington Quarterly, Spring (CP) Carter, Ashton B., America s New Strategic Partner? Foreign Affairs, July/August 2006, pp (CP) Perry, William J. and Ferguson, Charles D. U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy, Council on Foreign Relations Independent Task Force, Report No 62, April Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), Session 12 - Tuesday - October 12 th Democracy Building and the Transatlantic Relationship. - (CP) Gause, Gregory, Can Democracy Stop Terrorism? Foreign Affairs, Sept/Oct 2005, pp (CP) Kopstein, Jeffrey The Transatlantic Divide over Democracy Promotion The Washington Quarterly, Spring 2006, pp (L) Magen Amichai, Risse, Thomas and McFaul, Michael (eds.), Promoting Democracy and the Rule of Law, (Palgrave McMillan 2009), pp and pp (CP) Price, David Global Democracy Promotion: Seven Lessons for the new Administration, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2008/2009, pp (CP) Diamond, Larry, The Democratic Rollback, Foreign Affairs, March/April 2008, pp (CP) John McCain, America must be a good role model, Financial Times, 19 March (CP) Ikenberry, John G. and Slaughter, Anne-Marie, Democracies must work in concert, Financial Times, 11 July (L) Magen Amichai, Risse, Thomas and McFaul, Michael (eds.), Promoting Democracy and the Rule of Law, (Palgrave McMillan 2009), pp

12 Session 13 - Thursday - October 14 th The Future of Peace-Keeping: the Case of US-European Cooperation in the Balkans - (CP) Peterson, John, "The US and Europe in the Balkans," Europe, America, Bush: Transatlantic Relations in the Twenty-First Century, John Peterson, et al, eds. (New York: Routledge Press, 2003), pp (CP) Kupchan, Charles A., Independence for Kosovo, Foreign Affairs, Nov/Dec 2005, pp (CP) Kaiser, Karl, The Balkans as a Model, IP Global, Fall 2003, pp (CP) Rossig, Ruediger, Eulex is not Enough, The Atlantic Times, March 2008, p.5. - (CP) Charlemagne, Balkan Exceptionalism, The Economist, Vol. 387, Issue 8580, May 17, 2008, p.68 - (CP) McMahon, Patrice C. and Western, Jon The Death of Dayton, Foreign Affairs, September/October (CP) Bassuener, Kurt and Weber, Bodo Balkan Tango, IP Global, March/April, (CP) Amato, Giuliano et. al., International Commission on the Balkans, The Balkans in Europe s Future, German Marshal Fund of the United States et.al. report April (CP) The Comprehensive Proposal for Kosovo Status Settlement. Report of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General on Kosovo's future status: - (CP) Weller, Marc, Negotiating the Final Status of Kosovo, European Union Institute for Security Studies, December 2008: - (CP) Accordance with international law of the unilateral declaration of independence in respect to Kosovo, Summary of the Advisory Opinion, International Court of Justice, July 22nd 2010: Session 14 - Tuesday - October 19 th Enlargement and the new European Neighbourhood Policy - (CP) Demes, Pavel, Istvan Gyarmati, Ivan Krastev, Kadri Liik, Adam Rotfeld, Alexandr Vondra Why the Obama Administration Should Not Take Central and Eastern Europe for Granted, German Marshall Fund of the United States, July 13, (CP) Popescu, Nico and Wilson, Andrew The limits of enlargement-lite: European and Russian power in the troubled neighbourhood, EU Council on Foreign Relations, 16 June 2009, Executive Summary, pp (CP) Lang, Kai-Olaf, Toward a transatlantic Eastern Policy? The US, the EU and the Inbetween States, American Institute on Contemporary German Studies, (CP) Rachman, Gideon, The Death of Enlargement, The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2006, Vol. 29, No. 3, pp (CP) In the nick of time. A special report on EU enlargement, The Economist, Vol. 387, Issue 8582, May 31st (L) Brimmer, Esther, EU Enlargement and Transatlantic Relations, in The Strategic Implications of European Union Enlargement, Esther Brimmer and Stefan Froehlich (eds.) (Washington: Center for Transatlantic Relations, 2005) ISBN , pp (CP) Enlargement Strategy and Main Challenges , Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council, Brussels, October 14th 2009: - Materials on enlargement can be found on the EU Website:

13 Session 15 - Thursday - October 21 st Turkey: Transatlantic Perspectives on the Role of Turkey - (CP) Kaiser, Karl, Turkey and Transatlantic Relations, IP Global, Fall 2006, pp (L) Brimmer, Esther, EU Enlargement and Transatlantic Relations, in The Strategic Implications of European Union Enlargement, Esther Brimmer and Stefan Froehlich (eds.) (Washington: Center for Transatlantic Relations, 2005) ISBN , pp (CP) Larrabee, F. Stephen, "Turkey Rediscovers the Middle East," Foreign Affairs, July/August 2007, pp (CP) Abramowitz, Morton and Barkey, Henri J. Turkey s Transformers. The AKP Sees Big," Foreign Affairs, November/December (CP) Lesser, Ian Rethinking Turkish-Western Relations: A Journey Without Maps German Marshall Fund of the United States, June 30, (CP) Larrabee, F. Stephen. Troubled Partnership. U.S-Turkish Relations in an Era of Global Geopolitical Change," RAND Project Air Force, 2010, pp , 63-76, and (CP) Tocci, Nathalie Talking Turkey in Europe, IAI Conference 2008, Deember 2008, No. 13 Session 16 - Tuesday - October 26 th The European Union and the United States Guest Speaker: Joao Vale De Almeida, Ambassador of the European Union to the Uited States.

14 Section III EU-US Economic and Strategic Relations Session 17 - Thursday - October 28 th Transatlantic Trade and Investment - (CP) Hamilton, Daniel and Joseph Quinlan, The Transatlantic Economy Executive Summary, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University, (CP) Hamilton, Daniel and Joseph Quinlan (eds.) The Transatlantic Economy Executive Summary, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University, 2009 pp. x-xi, (CP) Hamilton, Daniel and Joseph Quinlan (eds.) The Transatlantic Economy Executive Summary, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University, 2010 pp. v-xiii. - (CP) Rosecrance, Richard Bigger is Better. The Case for a Transatlantic Economic Union," Foreign Affairs, May/June (CP) Buck, Tobias, "Standard Bearer How the European Union Exports its Laws," Financial Times, July 10, (CP) Transatlantic Economic Council Report to the EU-U.S. Summit (CP) Framework for Advancing Transatlantic Economic Integration between the European Union and the United States of America, Schnabel, Rockwell A., The Next Superpower: The Rise of Europe and Its Challenge to the United States, Bowman and Littlefield, 2005, pp Session 18 - Tuesday November 2 nd US and EU Responses to the Financial and Economic Crisis - (CP) Salt, Richard Virtue from Necessity: Why the EU and U.S. should strengthen regulatory cooperation German Marshall Fund of the United States, June 16, (CP) Altman, Roger C The Great Crash, 2008: A Geopolitical Setback for the West. Foreign Affairs, Jan/Feb 2009, pp (CP) Hamilton, Daniel and Joseph Quinlan (eds.) The Transatlantic Economy Executive Summary, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University, 2009, pp (CP) Hamilton, Daniel and Joseph Quinlan (eds.) The Transatlantic Economy Executive Summary, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Johns Hopkins University, 2010, pp (CP) Wolf, Martin China and Germany unite to weaken the world economy, Financial Times, March 17th, (CP) Wolf, Martin Excessive virtue can be a vice for the world economy, Financial Times, March 24th, (CP) Wolf, Martin Why Germany cannot be a model for the eurozone, Financial Times, March 31st, (CP) Erlanger, Steven and Saltmarsh, Matthew Greek Debt Crisis Raises Doubts About Both the Euro and the European Union Itself, The New York Times, May 8th, (CP) Emergency Repairs, The Economist, Vol. 395, Issue 8682, May 15th, (CP) Schäuble, Wolfgang Maligned Germany is right to cut spending, Financial Times,

15 June 24th, (CP) Beattie, Alan and Peel, Quenlin Scene set for battle on strategy, Financial Times, June 25th, (CP) Münchau, Wolfgang Only a closer union can save the eurozone, Financial Times, June 28th, (CP) Sutherland, Peter Radical reforms can save the euro, Financial Times, June 30th, (CP) Wolf, Martin Why the battle is joined over tightening, Financial Times, July 19th, Session 19 - Thursday November 4 th US-European Approaches towards Russia - (CP) Grevi, Giovanni and Álvaro de Vasconcelos, eds., Partnerships for effective multilateralism - EU relations with Brazil, China, India and Russia, EU Institute for Security Studies, June 2008, pp (CP) Medvedev, Dimitri Initiative Regarding a Treaty on European Security, December 5th, (CP) Cooley, Alexander and Lincoln A. Mitchell, No way to treat our friends: Recasting recent US-Georgian relations, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2008/2009, pp (CP) Karaganov, Sergei A Russia and the US: Reconfiguration, not only resetting, Russia in Global Affairs, Nº 3, July-September 2009, pp (CP) Rumer, Eugene and Angela Stent Russia and the West, Survival, April/May 2009, pp (CP) Kramer, David J. The Russia Challenge: Prospects for U.S.-Russian Relations, German Marshall Fund of the United States, June 9, (CP) Lyne, Roderic, Talbott, Strobe, Watanabe, Koji, Engaging with Russia: The Next Phase, Trilateral Commission, 2006, pp (CP) Karaganov, Sergei, New Epoch of Confrontation, Russia in Global Affairs, Vol.5, No.4, Oct-Dec 2007, pp (CP) Lyne, Roderic, Russia and the West: Is Confrontation Inevitable, Russia in Global Affairs, Vol. 6, No. 1, Jan-Mar. 2008, pp (CP) Szabo, Stephen F. Can Berlin and Washington Agree on Russia?, The Washington Quarterly, Autumn (CP) Kupchan, Charles A. NATO s Final Frontier. Why Russia Should Join the Atlantinc Alliance, Foreign Affairs, May/June, (CP) Leonard, Mark and Popescu, Nicu, A Power Audit of EU-Russia Relations, Executive Summary, Policy Paper, European Council on Foreign Relations, Nov. 2007: - (CP) Reconfiguration not just a reset: Russian interests in relation to the USA Report of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, Moscow, June 2009, RAI Novosty: - (CP) Ischinger, Wolfgang Towards a New Grand Bargain with Russia, Testimony of Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger before the United States Congress, House of Representatives, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Washington D.C, March 17th 2010: - Gomart, Thomas and Tatiana Kastueva-Jean, eds, Understanding Russia and the New Independent States, IFRI, For general background on Russia, US-Russian relations and Russian foreign policy see the Russian Review website: - The free newsletter of the Valdai Club provides interesting insights into the policy discussion inside Russia:

16 Session 20 - Tuesday November 9 th US and EU: Dealing with the Rise of China. - (CP) Kaplan, Robert D. The Geography of Chinese Power. How Far Can Beijing Reach on Land and at Sea?, Foreign Affairs, May/June, (CP) Foger, Robert $ 123,000,000,000,000. China s estimated economy by the year Be warned, Foreign Policy, January/February 2010, pp (CP) Nye, Joseph China s century is not yet upon us, Financial Times, May 19th (CP) Shambaugh, David and Gudrun, Wacker (eds), American and European Relations with China, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, June 2008, pp.5-28, (CP) Christensen, Thomas J. Shaping the choices of a rising China: Recent lessons for the Obama administration, The Washington Quarterly, Summer (CP) Economy, Elizabeth C and Adam Segal The G-2 Mirage: The United States and China are not ready to upgrade ties, Foreign Affairs, May/June 2009, pp (CP) Stumbaum, May-Britt, Opportunities and Limits of EU-China Security Cooperation, The International Spectator, September 2007, Vol. 42, No.3, pp (CP) G. John Ikenberry, The Rise of China and the Future of the West, Foreign Affairs, Jan-Feb 2008, pp (CP) Kaiser, Karl, Cooperation in Global Governance among East Asia, North America and Europe KSG Faculty Research Working Paper Series, January 2008, RWP (CP) Kaiser, Karl, European History 101 for Japan and China, IP Global, Summer 2006, pp (CP) Fox, John and François Godement A Power Audit of EU-China Relations, EU Council on Foreign Relations, 17 April (CP) Francois Godement et al, Climate Policies after Copenhagen, European Council on Foreing Relations, China Analysis 27, July (L) May-Britt Stumbaum, The European Union and China. Decision-Making in EU Foreign and Security Policy towards the People's Republic of China, Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2009, ISBN HOLIDAY Thursday November 11 th Veteran s Day

17 Section IV EU-US Relations and Global Governance Session 21 Tuesday November 16 th From G-8 to G-20 - (CP) Kurbjuweit, Dirk, The G8 Is Dead, Der Spiegel, July 13, (CP) Pisani-Ferry, Jean International governance- is the G20 the right forum? Breugel Policy Contribution, March (CP) Wrestling for Influence, The Economist, Vol. 388, Issue 8587, July 5, (CP) Wagstyl, Stefan Variable vulnerability, Financial Times, February 26, (CP) Peel, Quentin A wider order comes into view, Financial Times, April 6, (CP) What the G2 must try to discuss now The G20 is over, Financial Times, April 8, (CP) G20 London Summit, Special Report, Financial Times, April 2nd, (CP) G20 Pittsburgh Summit, Special Report, Financial Times, September 24th (CP) G20 Montreal Summit, Special Report, Financial Times, June 25th, (CP) Giles, Chris G20 has still to deliver on promises, Financial Times, November 9th, (CP) Parker, George and Dinmore, Guy Arguments over how many to invite to the party, Financial Times, July 11th/July 12th. - (CP) Beattie, Alan and Giles, Chris All sides claim deficit victory, Financial Times, June 28th (CP) Beattie, Alan Celebrities rail against a G8 that has already lost its lustre, Financial Times, June 28th Session 22 Thursday November 18 th The EU and the US in the Emerging World Trade System. - (CP) Stokes, Bruce, Memorandum: Saving Free Trade, Foreign Policy, Mar/Apr 2006, pp (CP) Bergsten, C. Fred, Plan B for World Trade: Go Regional, The Financial Times, August 16, (CP) Lamy: Mandelson s bilateral plans will harm poor, EurActiv.com, October 26, (CP) Stokes, Bruce New Era, New Foreign Policies, German Marshall Fund of the United States, 18 July (CP) Aaditya Mattuu and Arvind Subramanian From Doha to the next Bretton Woods, Foreign Affairs, January/Feb. 2009, pp (CP) Lagos, Ricardo A. and Sebastian Herreros Beyond Doha IP Global, Fall 2008, pp (CP) Corbet, Hugh and Guinan, Joe, Time to Rethink the WTO System, German Marshall Fund of the United States, Brussels Forum Series, March (CP) Schott, Jeffrey J. A Trade Agenda for the G20, Policy Brief, Peterson Institute for International Economics, May (CP) Hufbauer, Gary, Schott, Jeffrey and Foong Wong, Woan Figuring Out the Doha Round, Op-ed, Vox-EU.org, February 22nd 2010.

18 (L) Narlikar, Amrita (ed.), Leadership and Change in the Multilateral Trading System, Martinus Nijhoff Plubishers: 2009, Voluem 2, pp ISBN Generally refer to the WTO webpage for background and history of the Doha Development Agenda at Session 23 Tuesday November 23 rd Energy Security: Transatlantic Dimensions Guest Lecturer: Ambassador Richard Morningstar, Special Envoy for Eurasion Energy policy, US Department of State. - (CP) Morningstar, Richard, The New Great Game: Opportunities for Transatlantic Cooperation in the Caspian Region, Transatlantic Thinkers, Bertelsmann Stiftung, March (CP) Noel, Pierre Beyond dependence: How to deal with Russian gas, European Council on Foreign Relations, March (CP) Linke, Kristin and Viëtor, Marcel eds. Prospect of a Triangular Relationship. Energy Relations between the EU, Russia and Turkey, International Policy Analysis, Friederich Ebert Stiftung and German Council on Foreign Relations, April (CP) Rachman, Gideon Say goodbye to the politics of golly-gosh, Financial Times, May 25th (CP) Pflüger, Friedbert, A New Great Game. The E.U, China and the era of energy imperialism, IP Global, German Council on Foreign Relations, June 10th (CP) Checchi, Arianna Arno Behrens and Christian Egenhofer, Long-Term Energy Security Risks for Europe: A Sector-Specific Approach, January (CP) Lesourne, Jacques (ed.) The external energy policy of the EU, Gouvernance Europeenne et Geopolitique de l UE, IFRI, No. 3, HOLIDAY Thursday November 25 th Thanksgiving Day Session 24 Tuesday November 30 th American and EU Policies on Climate Change: From Kyoto to Copenhagen and Beyond. - (CP) Ott, Hermann, Climate Change: An Important Foreign Policy Issue, International Affairs, Vol. 77, No. 2, 2001, p (CP) Two into three won t go, The Economist, Vol. 396, Issue 8684, May 29 th (CP) Podesta, John and Ogden, Peter, The Security Implications of Climate Change, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2007/2008, Vol. 31 no.1, pp (CP) Smith, Julianne and Mix, Derek, The Transatlantic Climate Change Challenge, The Washington Quarterly, Winter 2007/2008, Vol. 31, No.1. pp (CP) Harvey, Fiona, Crooks, Ed and Ward, Andrew Copenhagen: A foundering forum, Financial Times, December 20th, COPYRIGHT - (CP) McKiben, Bill Climate Change Foreign Policy, January/February 2009, pp (CP) Dismal outcome at Copenhagen fiasco, Financial Times, December 21st (CP) Harvey, Fiona European carbon trading survives key tests, Financial Times, April 8th 2010.

19 On US policy, see the EPA webpage: - World Resource Institute webpage: - Overview over European Union policies concerning climate change and the EU Emission Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) at euractiv.com: Session 25 Thursday December 2 nd The International Criminal Court: Towards a convergence of the US and Europe? - (CP) Kühler, Natalie, The International Criminal Court. Another EU/US Dispute, Euractiv, July 4, (CP) Kissinger, Henry, The Pitfalls of Universal Jurisdiction: Risking Judicial Tyranny, Foreign Affairs, July/August 2001, pp (CP) Roth, Kenneth, The Case for Universal Jurisdiction, Foreign Affairs, September/October (CP) Dempsey, Judy, EU ministers back off over criminal court, October 1, (CP) Kralev, Nicholas, U.S. halts military aid to 35 countries, The Washington Times, July 2, (CP) Birchall, Jonathan, US seeks compromise over ICC immunity, Financial Times, June 23rd, (CP) Human Rights Watch, U.N. Security Council Refers Darfur to the ICC Historic Step toward Justice; Further Protection Measures Needed, March 31, (CP) U.S. Accepts International Criminal Court, Wall Street Journal, April 26, (CP) Scheffer, David Aggression is now a crime, International Herald Tribune, July 2nd, (CP) Always get your man, The Economist, Vol. 392, Issue 8654, October 24th, (CP) Simons, Marlise International Court May Define Aggression as a Crime, The New York Times, May 31st, (CP) American Service-Members' Protection Act of (CP) Casey, Lee A., Assessments of the United States Position: The Case Against the International Criminal Court, Fordham International Law Journal, Vol. 25, 2002, pp