GIGA Global Transitions Conference – Negotiating the Future: Visions of Global Order 3 December 2015 Registration: 0845-0915 Welcome and Introduction : 0915-0930 Panel 1: 0930-1100 Historic Clashes and Negotiated Order: Comparative, Historical, and Practitioner Perspectives Speakers: Professor Laurence Whitehead, University of Oxford (Comparative perspective) Professor Sir Adam Roberts, University of Oxford (Historical perspective) Dr Thomas Bagger, Policy Planning Staff, Federal Foreign Office (Practitioner perspective) Professor Amrita Narlikar, GIGA, (Chair) Panel 2: 1130-1300 The Established Powers: US and EU Speakers: Professor Dan Drezner, Tufts University (Topic: US) Professor Michael Zuern, WZB Berlin Social Science Center (Topic: EU) Dr Hartmut Mayer, University of Oxford (Discussant) Panel 3: 1400-1530 Democratic Rising Powers: Brazil and India Speakers: Professor Amrita Narlikar, GIGA (Topic: India) Braz Baracuhy, Itamaraty (Topic: Brazil) Professor Juergen Rueland, University of Freiburg (Discussant) Panel 4: 1600-1730 Non-Democratic Rising Powers: Russia and China Speakers: Professor Neil MacFarlane, University of Oxford (Topic: Russia) Professor Alastair Iain Johnston, Harvard University (Topic: China) Philip Stephens, Financial Times (Discussant) 4 December 2015 Panel 5: 1000-1130 “Pivotal States”: Germany and South Africa Speakers: Dr Christian von Soest, GIGA (Topic: South Africa) Staatsrat Wolfgang Schmidt, Hamburg State Chancellery (Topic: Germany) Discussant: Professor Robert Kappel, GIGA Panel 6: 1200-1330 Changing Context and Constraints: “Rogue States”, Fragile States Professor Henner Fuertig, GIGA (Topic: “Rogue States”) Professor Thomas Risse, Freie Universität Berlin (Topic: Fragile States) Professor Andreas Mehler, Arnold-Bergstraesser-Institute, University of Freiburg (Discussant) Authors’ Round Table (presenters and discussants only): 1430-1600
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