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Transatlantic Ties Are Not What They Used to Be:
How can Americans and Europeans
Reshape Transatlantic Relations in the 21st Century
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Pictures, Testimonials and Report
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a taste of a conference :
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Discover
the report of the Philadelphia one.
by
Hannah Tucker, Research Intern, Foreign Policy
Research Institute, International Relations Major,
SAS, University of Pennsylvania.
"Frank
Plantan, Co-Director of the International Relations
Program at the University of Pennsylvania, began
the conference by welcoming the TIESWeb Transatlantic
Citizen Marathon to their Philadelphia stop at
the University of Pennsylvania. He commented that “A ‘United
States of Europe’: Friend or Foe” was
a bold title, and that while he believed the transatlantic
relationship was not as bleak as the media would
like us to believe, the following conference may
prove his assessment wrong..." Read
more
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New
York City
Stern
Business School, NYU
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Comments :
Laura
Bergonzini, President - EBS (European
Business Society)
Thanks
again so much for coming to speak at
Stern today, we all found
it refreshing and exactly the kind of
event that our club aspires to.
I hope we'll have a chance to talk again
and do keep us in mind if you stop by
in NY or want to collaborate in any way
with the MBA community.
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New
York City
DEMOS
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Comments
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Tova Andrea Wang
Senior Program Officer and Democracy Fellow
The Century Foundation
Dear Mr. Biancheri, it was an absolute pleasure meeting you yesterday and I was
most fascinated by your discussion at Demos. As I mentioned, I work on issues
related to democracy
and electoral reform and would be interested in finding ways to become involved
in your various transatlantic and EU endeavors. .... I would be particularly
interested in potential comparative work on the issue of EU and American elections
and lessons that may be learned.
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Philadelphia
FPRI and IR departement at
UPENN
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Comments
:
James G. McGann,
Senior
Fellow,
Foreign Policy Research Institute
The Foreign Policy Research Institute was pleased to co-sponsor Europe 2020’s
TIESweb Transatlantic Marathon EU/US relations at the University of Pennsylvania
and we look forward to other opportunities for collaboration in the future.
Participants at our meeting felt that there is a clear need to create more
opportunities for engaging the American public in a dialogue about the future
of Europe and the need to renew and strengthen the transatlantic partnership
so we can meet the challenges of 21st century. The success of our Town Meeting
has led us to develop a plan for a simul-conference between Paris and Philadelphia
on the prospects and perils of EU constitution for later this spring. This
is the start of a beautiful partnership and we want to thank Franck Biancheri
and Europe 2020 for including us in this important initiative. Read more
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Boston
JFK School of Government
at Harvard
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Comments
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John Gllingham
Franck Biancheri has devoted his career
to proselytizing for European union.
The Europe he believes in is not, however
the EU in its present configuration,
but something democratic, operationally
transparent, and responsible to the
public. Franck’s plea is both
thoughtful and timely, It should be
listened to.
Luc
Roulet
The TIESWeb Transatlantic
Marathon brought European freshness to
Harvard campus. The audience - students,
scholars and professors - was surprised,
challenged and stimulated by the views
of Franck Biancheri. The Kennedy School
of Government in Harvard University is
looking forward for a new TIESWeb or
Newropeans event!
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