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Sincerely
Vladimir Rott
PO Box
CH-8033 Zurich
Switzerland
P.S. Dear Mr Hollowell - looks like you are subcribed to one of the mailing lists.
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JONATHAN HOLLOWELL wrote:
Who the hell gave you my e-mail address? Don't send me your gratuitous
bullshit !
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JONATHAN HOLLOWELL Tel: 01865- (2)80204 (Direct Line)
St. Peter's College, 01865- (2)78900 (Porters Lodge)
Oxford University Fax: 01865- 278855
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__________________________________________________________________On Tue, 11 May 1999, Slobodanka Nedovic wrote:
> I am most definitely NOT cordially invited. On the contrary, I am
> visited by the topic of your conference, without invitation, every day
> and night. You guessed right: I live in Belgrade. And no, I am not
> Milosevic's follower, just as 1.5 million of Belgraders are not.
> Remember the Protest against him in Belgrade and all the major cities
> here, that NATO now bombs constantly? Close to one hundred days in the
> streets. Carrying USA and EU banners. What are we to carry now? Are you
> going to answer this question at your conference?
> I can not believe that you are planning a conference on NATO without
> even mentioning the actual goings on. Where do you live? Planet Earth
> calling to the School of Humanities (???) and Cultural Studies!
> You might try inviting experts from Yugoslavia (or if that is too bold,
> maybe Russia, or China, perhaps?) I'm sure it would add flavor to your
> "terrace of the 18th century mansion" atmosphere.
> And when NATO makes some kind of "patchwork" deal with Milosevic,
> leaving refugees where they are, with the opposition in Serbia
> destroyed, Milosevic voted "President for lifetime", are you going to
> organise a new conference, with some Serbian guest speakers?
>
> Sincerely,
> Prof. Slobodanka Nedovic,
> School of Law, University of Belgrade
>
> Douglas Eden wrote:
> >
> > You are cordially invited to apply to attend the
> >
> > 4TH ANNUAL TRENT PARK CONFERENCE
> > ON THE FUTURE OF THE ATLANTIC COMMUNITY
> >
> > Organised by the Centre for Study of International Affairs (Europe and
> > America), School of Humanities and Cultural Studies, Middlesex University,
> > in collaboration with the Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom and Baylor
> > University, Texas.
> >
> > Title: NATO'S FUTURE and ATLANTIC FRIENDSHIPS and RIVALRIES
> >
> > Date & Venue: Friday, 18th June 1999, The Mansion and New Hall, Middlesex
> > University, Trent Park; 9.45am to 5pm. Lunch (12.45-2.15) will be
> > served on
> > the terrace of the 18th century mansion overlooking Capability
> > Brown's park
> > and lake.
> >
> > Cost: £30 (£15 students and concessions) including lunch ($50/$25)
> >
> > APPLY TO: Mrs Anna Pavlakos, Conference Secretary,
> > The Future of the Atlantic Community, Room T118, Middlesex University,
> > White Hart Lane, London N17 8HR, England
> > (Email [log in to unmask] or Telephone 0181-362 5363;
> > Fax 0181-362 6652). Map and directions will be provided.
> > Accommodation advice available.
> >
> > Organiser: Douglas Eden, Head of the Centre for Study of International Affairs
> > (Europe and America), School of Humanities and Cultural Studies,
> > Middlesex University.
> >
> > SPEAKERS (all confirmed, but not necessarily in order of speaking):
> >
> > Sir Oliver Wright GCMG GCVO DSC, HM Ambassador to the United States,
> > 1982-86, and to West Germany, 1975-81:
> > "Europe and America: Friends or Foes?"
> >
> > Air Marshal Sir John Walker KCB CBE AFC FRAeS, Chief of Defence
> > Intelligence, Ministry of Defence, 1990-95; previously Deputy Chief
> > of Staff, Operations and Intelligence, HQ Allied Air Forces Central
> > Europe;
> > Chairman, Airship Technologies:
> > "NATO: 50 and Still Growing Up."
> >
> > Richard Balfe MEP, Member of the European Parliament (Labour) for London
> > South Inner since 1979, Labour Defence Spokesman, Member Foreign
> > Affairs and Security Committee:
> > "The Democratic Input."
> >
> > Professor Margarita Mathiopoulos, Professor for American Foreign Policy and
> > International Politics, University of Braunschweig, and Senior
> > Advisor for
> > European and North American Markets, British Aerospace plc:
> > "Europe: a Future Global Player with London on Its Side."
> >
> > Professor Emil J Kirchner, Jean Monnet Professor in European Integration and
> > Director of the Centre for European Studies, University of Essex;
> > co-author
> > (with James Sperling) of "Recasting the European Order: Security
> > Architectures and Economic Co-operation":
> > "NATO and New Security Threats,"
> > based on a study prepared for the European Commission.
> >
> > Dr William Schneider Jr, Member of the Rumsfeld Commission to Assess the
> > Ballistic Missile Threat, President of International Planning
> > Services Inc,
> > US Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance (1982-86),
> > Chairman of the President's General Advisory Committee on Arms Control
> > and Disarmament (1987-93):
> > "Findings of the Rumsfeld Commission:
> > threats from the proliferation of ballistic missiles
> > and weapons of mass destruction - and possible remedies."
> >
> > Professor Stephen Gardner, Herman Brown Professor of Economics and Director
> > of the McBride Center for International Business, Baylor University;
> > founding member of the International Educational Consortium for St
> > Petersburg; author of Comparative Economic Systems, used at more
> > than 100
> > universities around the world:
> > "Atlantic Economic Relations and NATO."
> >
> > Advisory Board of the Centre: Sir Oliver Wright (chairman), The Rt Hon the
> > Lord Ryder of Wenum OBE, The Hon Edward Streator, Richard Balfe MEP,
> > Nicholas Harvey MP, Alan Lee Williams OBE, Professory Gary L McDowell,
> > Professor Joseph A McKinney, Professor Geoffrey Lee Williams, Dr William
> > Schneider Jr, Dr Melvyn Stokes, William Mader, Peter Robinson, Geoffrey
> > Smith.
> >
> > Name: 1999_Trent_Park_Conference
> > 1999_Trent_Park_Conference Type: unspecified type (application/octet-stream)
> > Encoding: BASE64