Via telephone, panelists from Serbia discussed with
Washington experts the new government's next steps toward
creating stable relationships within the Yugoslav
federation, the region, and with the international
community.
The presentation was followed by
questions from the conference room and the internet
audience.
By Phone from
Belgrade:
- Anna Husarska
International Crisis Group correspondent
- Srdja Popovic
Otpor Student Resistance Movement member
In Washington:
- Peter Ackerman
Crown Capital Group and Co-Producer of the recently aired
PBS documentary A Force More Powerful
- James Hooper
Director, Washington Office, International Crisis
Group
- Branko Milanovic
World Bank economist and G17 member
Chair:
- Daniel Serwer
Director, Balkans Initiative, U.S. Institute of
Peace
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Event
Proceedings
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Opening
Remarks by Harriet Hentges and Dan Serwer
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Remarks
by Ms. Husarska and Mr. Popovic
Running Time - 19 min 12M Download*
Remarks
by Mr. Milanovic
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Remarks
by Mr. Hooper
Running Time - 20 min 19M Download*
Remarks
by Mr. Ackerman and Q&A Session
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