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> *The Lord Byron Foundation for Balkan Studies*
>
> invites you to a forum
>
> *“UNFINISHED BUSINESS IN THE BALKANS”:*
>
> *RHETORIC, STRATEGY, IMPLICATIONS*
>
> *Saturday, June 6, 2009, 11 am to 3 pm*
>
> Seaborg Room, The Faculty Club, University of California at Berkeley
>
>  
>
> A major security issue facing Europe is the stated intention of the 
> Obama Administration to play a more active role in the former 
> Yugoslavia. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is committed to wrapping 
> up what she calls “the unfinished business in the Balkans.” Almost daily 
> calls are coming from various think-tanks and Congressional committees 
> in Washington for /de facto/ liquidation of the Republika Srpska and for 
> an even greater pressure on Serbia to recognize Kosovo’s unilateral 
> declaration of independence. To discuss the motives, implications, 
> likely course, and possible results of such U.S. policy, we have 
> assembled a panel of foreign policy and regional experts.
>
> * *
>
> *This event is dedicated to the memory of Raymond K. Kent (1929-2008)*
>
> *Professor Emeritus of History at University of California at Berkeley.*
>
>  
>
>  *PROGRAM*
>
> 11:00 AM Registration, followed by Welcoming and Introductory Remarks 
> (*Jasmina Vujic*)
>
>  
>
> 11:30 AM – 01:00 PM   *PANEL I: PREVENTING ANOTHER DISASTER*
>
> *Dr. Ronald Hatchett:* Time to Leave the Balkans Well Alone
>
> *Dr. Vojin Joksimovich:* The Balkans, the War on Terrorism, and the 
> American Interest         
>
> *Dr. Srdja Trifkovic:* Washington’s New Balkan Gambit: Dangers, 
> Strengths, Weaknesses       
>
>  
>
> 01:00 PM – 01:30 PM   Lunch (provided)
>
>  
>
> 01:30 PM – 03:00 PM   *PANEL II: WARS AND AFTERMATH*
>
>                 *Prof. George Vid Tomasevich:* The Unresolved Problem of 
> Kosovo
>
>                 *Prof. Jasmina Vujic:* Environmental Consequences of 
> NATO bombing of Serbia, 1999-2009
>
>                 *Dr. Jasenka Rakas: *A Tribute to Prof. Raymond K. Kent
>
>                         **
>
> *Dr. Ronald Lester Hatchett*, Col. USAF (Ret.), is a founding member of 
> The Lord Byron Foundation. He was a senior Pentagon official and arms 
> negotiator in Vienna under President Reagan. He is Director of the 
> Center for Global Studies and professor of international relations at 
> Schreiner University, Kerrville, TX
> *Dr. Srdja Trifkovic* is Executive Director of The Lord Byron 
> Foundation, the author (most recently) of /Defeating Jihad/, and former 
> foreign-affairs editor of Chronicles.
>
> *Dr. Vojin Joksimovich, *an expert in nuclear safety and regulations,* 
> *is the author of several books, including /The Revenge of the Prophet: 
> How Clinton and His Predecessors Empowered Radical Islam./
>
> *Prof. George Vid Tomasevich*, whose academic career spans over 40 
> years, is Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at Buffalo State University 
> College. His latest book /The Millenniad – Humanity’s Road to Maturity/ 
> was published in 2006.
>
> *Dr. Jasenka Rakas* is Deputy Director of UC Berkeley NEXTOR 
> and founding chair of the Advanced Aviation Educational Program, Airport 
> Design Studio and the National Airspace System Infrastructure Management 
> conference.
>
> *Prof. Jasmina Vujic* is currently the Chair of Nuclear Engineering 
> Department at University of California at Berkeley, and Co-Director of 
> the Berkeley Nuclear Research Center.
>  
>
> *The Lord Byron Foundation for Balkan Studies* was founded by the late 
> Sir Alfred Sherman in 1994 as a non-partisan research institute devoted 
> to studying the Balkan Peninsula in all its aspects. The Foundation’s 
> research, publications and conferences are designed to correct the 
> current trend of public commentary which tends not to understand events 
> but to construct a propagandistic version of Balkan rivalries. The work 
> of the Foundation is based on the acceptance that the cause of peace, 
> stability and tolerance in a troubled region can never be advanced by 
> misrepresentation and by mendacity that characterizes current U.S. 
> policy in the region.
>
> *For more information contact: **[email protected]* 
> <mailto:[email protected]>*, *510-710-7008
>
>
>
> >
>
>   

    Thank  yuo, but NO!
    J ma not in that story!
    greetings, "hermes" DRAGANeskovic
    www.hermes.co.rs


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