Please join us for an important discussion that will assess the new dynamics in
Europe’s security landscape and evaluate the challenges of the past year in light of the upcoming one-year anniversary of the Euromaidan revolution in
Ukraine. Twenty-three years of policy efforts to integrate
Russia into
Western structures after the collapse of the
Soviet Union have come to an end. The principal challenge to the transatlantic community is to formulate a new and long-term foreign policy approach by directly engaging, for the first time,
Poland as well as the
Baltic and
Central European countries. This conference will address these new challenges, examine the potential impact on the region, particularly within Russia’s neighborhood, and discuss how the
United States and Europe can reformulate their foreign policies in order to better understand Russia’s motivations today, predict its future behavior, and ensure the security and stability of Europe. Our expert panelists will address these issues and offer their perspectives on what transatlantic dialogue with Russia will look like in the future, as well as examine the implications of Russia’s actions on the future of the international system.
CONFERENCE
AGENDA
8:45AM
Registration and
Light Breakfast
9:00AM Welcoming Remarks by
Heather A. Conley,
Senior Vice President for Europe,
Eurasia and the Arctic;
Director,
CSIS Europe
Program
Dr. Slawomir Debski
Director,
Centre for Polish-Russian
Dialogue and
Understanding (CPRDU)
9:05AM
Opening Keynote:
The Future of Dialogue and Understanding with Russia
Featuring
Dr.
Adam Daniel Rotfeld
Co-Chairman of Polish-Russian
Group on
Difficult Matters
and Former
Foreign Minister of Poland
9:20AM Panel One: Understanding
Russia Today and Predicting Its
Future
Featuring
Dr.
Angela Stent
Director of the
Center for
Eurasian,
Russian and
East European Studies,
Georgetown University
Dr. Marie Mendras
Professor,
School of International Relations,
Sciences Po
Sergey Utkin
Head of
Department of Strategic Assessment, Centre for
Situation Analysis,
Russian Academy of Sciences
James Sherr
Associate Fellow, Russia and Eurasia Program,
Chatham House
Moderated by
Dr. Slawomir Debski
Director, CPRDU
10:50AM Panel Two: How
Does Europe and the
U.S. Reconstruct Its
Policy Toward Russia and the
Region?
Featuring
Ambassador Paul Jones
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State
Roman Kuźniar
Foreign Policy Advisor to the
President of Poland
Ambassador
John Herbst
Director,
Dinu Patriciu Eurasia Center,
Atlantic Council
Moderated by
Heather A. Conley
Senior Vice President for Europe, Eurasia and the Arctic, CSIS
12:30-1:00PM
Buffet Lunch
1:00PM Luncheon Keynote: Russia and the
International System
Featuring
Dr.
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Counselor and Trustee, CSIS
1:30PM Panel Three:
The View from the Region: Russia’s
Neighborhood and the Future of the International System?
Featuring
Ambassador
Tedo Japaridze
Chairman of the
Parliamentary Committee for
Foreign Affairs and Former Foreign Minister of
Georgia
Dr. Mykhailo Kirsenko
Professor,
National University of ‘Kyiv-Mohyla Academy’
Dr.
Jeffrey Mankoff
Fellow and
Deputy Director, Russia & Eurasia Program, CSIS
Moderated by
Ernest Wyciszkiewicz
Deputy Director, CPRDU
The conference is co-hosted with the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding (CPRDU) and is possible through their generous financial support.
https://csis.org/event/formulating-new-foreign-policy-approach-toward-russia
- published: 14 Nov 2014
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