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LMC 2008

Who Should Get the MAP from Bucharest?

Europe

Speakers

Bruce Jackson

President of the Project on Transitional Democracies

Paul Goble

Analyst and Columnist, Window on Eurasia, and former Special Advisor to the U.S. Secretary of State

James Greene

Head of the NATO Liaison Office Ukraine

Sir Garry Johnson

Chairman of the International Security Advisory Board

Vladimir Socor

Senior Fellow at The Jamestown Foundation, in Washington

Moderator

Jüri Luik

Estonian Ambassador to NATO

The Alienation of Russia and the West
Russia Under New (Dual) Leadership – How Will It Work?

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