A small collection of ideas on the greatest challenge of 2003:

June 15th - 20th 2003, Brussels
National Sovereignty & Universal Challenges: Choices for the World After Iraq
Conference Report, Executive Summary, Post Conference thoughts and Tom Spencer dialogue with James Woolsey

• Declarations on Transatlantic Relations: How to Overcome the Divisions
  Carl Bildt and Others
  
  
• Time to Abolish the G8?
  Fraser Cameron, Director of Studies, EPC
  
  
• The End of the American Era
  Charles A. Kupchan, Professor of Interational Affairs, Georgetown University
  
  
• Environment and Security in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
  J.R. McNeill, Georgetown University
  
  
• Codification of a Doctrine of Humanitarian Intervention and Sovereign Responsibility
  Jan Mortier
  
  
• After Iraq: Change, Choice and Paradox
  Tom Spencer, Executive Director, The European Centre for Public Affairs
  
  
• Seven Empires in Search of Global Governance
  Tom Spencer, Visiting Professor of Global Governance, School of Management, University of Surrey
  
  
• A Divided Europe will be Easy for America to Rule
  Philip Stephens, Financial Times
  
  
• Might vs. Right in the Struggle for the New World Order
  Andrew Strauss, Professor of International Law at Widener University School of Law, Delaware
  
  
• Towards an Integral Analysis of the Iraq Crisis
  Gregory Wilpert
  
  
• The National Interest on "International Law and Order"
  R. James Woolsey, Editor
  
  

• No.1, Beyond Gulliverization: What is to be Done?
  Gordon Smith, Centre for Global Studies, University of Victoria
  
  
• No.2, America As Empire: Global Leader Or Rogue Imperium?
  Jim Garrison, President, State of the World Forum
  
  
• No.3, Dealing with the US After Iraq - Resist, Understand, Respond
  Tom Spencer, Visiting Professor of Global Governance, School of Management, University of Surrey
  
  
• No.4, Global Governance: Theory and Practice
  Yale Ferguson, Centre for Global Change & Governance, Rutgers University
  
  
• No.5, The world after Iraq
  Oliver Sparrow, Director, The Challenge Forum
  
  
• No.6, The Challenge of Promoting a Culture of Peace in a Post-Iraq World
  Johannah Bernstein
  
  
• No.7, Conflicting US and European Approaches to the New World Order: Economic Relations and Security
  Hugo Paemen, formerly Head of EU Mission, Washington DC
  
  
• No.8, Decision Mapping & Iraq
  Richard Hodapp, The Mapping Alliance Inc.
  
  
• No.9, Hamilton, Monnet, Federalism and Global Situations
  John Pinder, Federal Trust; former President, Union of European Federalists
  
  
• No.10, Europe's Role in the New World Order - Partner or Counterweight to America?
  Sascha Müller-Kraenner
  
  
• No.11, The Post Westphalian State System and Universal Challenges
  Donald J. Devine, Bellevue University
  
  
• No.12, The Aftermath of War
  Sir Timothy Garden
  
  
• No.13, Models of Global Governance and their Relationship to US Power
  Alfredo Toro Hardy, Venezuelan Diplomat and author of the book "The Age of Villages: the Small Village vs. the Global Village"
  
  
• No.14, The Op-ed pieces: "A Long War", "The Coming Revolution in Iran" and "Where's The Posse?"
  James Woolsey