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Thursday 24th May, 6:30pm Despite dissonance over many of the fundamentals, the evening opened several doors for potential solutions to the impasse, including: 1. The introduction of tiered patenting systems…
Fidel Ramos: Post September 11th – Implications for Stability and Security in Southeast Asia Tuesday 13th of November 2001 3.30-4.45pm At the London School of Economics and Political Science Participants:…
Apologies for John Battle’s absence, due to pressing parliamentary commitments. He asked me to make his speech in his absence and to thank The Foreign Policy Centre for the invitation.…
The boot is on the other foot. Pro-Europeans sense an opportunity in the panicked excuses and ashen faces of the sceptics. Ever since the bloody battles over Maastricht in the…
Luddites, extremists and the ‘leftover left’; unaccountable interest groups that undermine the authority of elected officials; armchair radicals from the rich world who have no right to speak for the…
On Thursday October 19th The Foreign Policy Centre convened and hosted a fascinating off-record discussion seminar on ways in which the West in general, and Britain in particular, could assist…
Imagine a world where strikes are popular. Not just tolerated, but actually popular. Imagine a situation where the end of a Tube or bus strike is lamented on the streets.…
The panel consisted of: Judith Mayhew, Chairman, Policy and Resources, Corporation of London W Guy Walker CBE Tomas Rosander, Embassy of Sweden Mark Leonard, Director, The Foreign Policy Centre. --------…
Chapter One: Introduction Kidnapping is not as visible as it used to be. Only fifteen years ago, British hostages in the Middle East regularly led the evening TV bulletins and…
The Second Lecture of the 2000-2001 Global Health Lectures came as a powerful reminder of the implications of exponential population growth on the environment, development and the future of the…