Monthly Archives: July 2009

Extending Leadership and Global Governance through ‘Security & Economic Dialogue’

Posted on July 30, 2009 by Alan Alexandroff

 The completion of the US-China ‘Security and Economic Dialogue,’ (S&ED) marked an important step in the new US Administration’s policy of engagement with the large emerging market countries.  China begins that dialogue, but it will be continued with India in … Continue reading →

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“The Architecture of Global Cooperation”

Posted on July 22, 2009 by Alan Alexandroff

On Wednesday July 15th, Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton gave a major speech at the Council for Foreign Relations – a major foreign policy think-tank in the United States.  It was an opportune moment for a major speech on the … Continue reading →

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Speaking of Architecture – A Concluding Obama Comment at L’Aquila

Posted on July 11, 2009 by Alan Alexandroff

One of the continuing issues of this G8 L’Aquila Summit is how, or if, the structure of the G8, G8+G5 and G20 process is about to be transformed. With the appearance in November last year of the G20 Leaders Summit … Continue reading →

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