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2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - The Decade Ahead
7 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. The final session features James Fallows, National Correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly, Douglas Feith, former United States Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Adam Garfinkle, Editor of The American Interest, Stephen Krasner, former Director of Policy Planning, United States Department of State, and Anatol Lieven, Professor of War Studies, King's College London, moderated by Geoffrey Garrett, CEO of the United States Studies Centre and Professor of Political Science at the University of Sydney.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - Keynote Address by Robert McClelland
7 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. Robert McClelland, Attorney-General of Australia, was guest speaker at this session.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - Breakout Sessions Day 2
7 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. The breakout sessions on day 2 of the conference featured Douglas Feith, Stephen Krasner, Robert Kaplan and Adam Garfinkle.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - 9/11 at Home
7 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. This session features Robert Bonner (via video streaming), founding Commissioner of US Customs and Border Protection, Nicola McGarrity, Director of the Terrorism and Law Project at the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law at the University of New South Wales, and Michael Pezzullo, Chief Operating Officer of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service, moderated by Paul Kelly, Editor-at-Large of The Australian.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - The US and Asia-Pacific Century
7 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. This session features Jeffrey Bader (via video streaming), former Senior Director for East Asian Affairs on the US National Security Council, in conversation with James Fallows, National Correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - Roundtable on the 9/11 Decade
6 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. The Summit dinner featured a discussion on The 9/11 Decade by Nicholas Burns, former United States Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Gareth Evans AO QC, former Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Robert Hill, former Minister for Defence, moderated by Geoffrey Garrett, CEO of the United States Studies Centre and Professor of Political Science at the University of Sydney.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - The Freedom Agenda and the Arab Spring
6 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. This session features Adam Garfinkle, Editor of The American Interest, Stephen Krasner, Graham H. Stuart Professor of International Studies, Stanford University, and Amin Saikal AM, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Australian National University, moderated by Eleanor Hall, presenter of ABC Radio's lunchtime current affairs program, The World Today.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - Breakout Sessions Day 1
6 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. The breakout sessions on day 1 of the conference featured Nicholas Burns, Anatol Lieven, Hugh White, Leah Farrall and Bill Paterson.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - Keynote Address by Allan Gyngell
6 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. Allan Gyngell AO, Director-General of the Office of National Assessments, was guest speaker for this session.
2011 National Summit: The 9/11 Decade - Rethinking American Power
6 June 2011
The "9/11 Decade: How Everything Changed" summit brought together government decision-makers past and present, thought leaders and academic experts from the US, Australia and around the world to take stock of the first epoch of the new millennium, the 9/11 Decade. This session "Rethinking American Power" features Julie Bishop, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Robert Kaplan, National Correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly, and Anatol Lieven, Professor of War Studies, King's College London, moderated by James Fallows, National Correspondent for The Atlantic Monthly.
VIDEOS & INTERVIEWS
Geoffrey Garrett says that Mitt Romney's greatest weakness is that many Americans see him as representing Wall Street: a place loathed even more at the moment than Capitol Hill.
Brendon O'Connor comments on the results of the South Carolina primary and looks ahead to Florida.
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