Asia Pacific College of Diplomacy - Transnational Policy Forum

Transnational Policy Forum

Transnational Policy Forum (TPF) is an annual event of the Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy which brings together key diplomatic scholars, experts and practitioners to discuss a particular significant international issue, in an attempt to encourage and facilitate more effective international co-operation. Each year a different issue or theme is chosen for the Forum.

The discussion of the participants is based on an interchange of ideas in a decidedly Socratic mode, as opposed to the examination of arguments in prepared papers. Participation in the Forum is by invitation only, and is followed by the publication of a conference report which identifies the participants and the key points made, but does not attribute these to particular individuals.

2005 Transnational Policy Forum

Participants at 2005 Transnational Policy Forum hosted by the Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy

'The College's second annual Transnational Policy Forum, on Diplomacy and Democracy was held at the Shangri-la Hotel in Sydney on 16-17 October 2005. Participants included

(Front row, left to right): Dr Carlos Valenzuela, Dr Duncan Chappell, Ms Carolyn Bull, Professor Andrew F. Cooper, Ms Dumisani Hanyani, Dr Bong-Scuk Sohn, Ms Martine Letts, Professor C.A.J. Coady, Ms Francesca Beddie, Professor Hilary Charlesworth, Dr Elsina Wainwright, Dr Klaus-Peter Klaiber

(Second row, left to right): Mr Michael Maley, Professor Reginald Austin, Dr Geoffrey Brahm Levey

(Third row, left to right): Mr Mohammed Jafar, Professor Amin Saikal, Mr Hayder Jafar, Dr Pauline Kerr

(Back row, left to right): Professor William Maley, Professor Ramesh Thakur, Mr Colin Keating, Professor Varun Sahni, Mr Peter Rodgers

(Absent: Mr Owen Harries, Dr Benjamin Reilly)'

List of Participants

2004 TPF: 21st Century Challenges of Diplomacy

Participants

Program

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