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The United States, Europe, and Russia: The Road Ahead and the Impact on U.S. Foreign Policy
August 11-17, 2012
Executive Director and Moderator: Dan Glickman

Table of Contents

• Toward a More Stable and Tranquil Euro-Atlantic Region and Its Relevance for the US
  Desmond Browne
• To Create a New US-Russian Agenda Through Marginalizing Euro-Atlantic Security
  Fyodor Lukyanov
• Toward a More Stable Euro-Atlantic Region: Back to the Future
  Vyacheslav Nikonov
• The US, Europe and Russia - The Road Ahead and the Impact on US Foreign Policy
  Douglas Paal
• Russia, Europe and American Security 
  Celeste A. Wallander
• Turkey, the United States and Europe 
  Ross Wilson

Energy Security: The Brazilian Example and Implications for the U.S.
March 30-April 5, 2012
Executive Director and Moderator: Dan Glickman

Table of Contents

• Brazil's Energy Story: Insights for U.S. Energy Policy 
  José Goldemberg
• Natural Resource Policy in Brazil: What Matters for US Policy and Why
  Thomas Lovejoy
• Brazil's Geopolitical Rise: Implications for US Policy in the Western Hemisphere 
  Antonio Jorge Ramalho da Rocha
• Brazil as an Emerging Global Power: Implications for US-Brazil Relations
  Julia Sweig and David Herrero

China's Growth and Trade: Consequences for the U.S. Economy
February 18-21, 2012
Executive Director and Moderator: Dan Glickman

Table of Contents

• China's Future Growth and its Consequences for the US
  Barry Naughton
• Trade and Finance Relations with China: Where are American Interests?
  Daniel Rosen