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According to the version of the AEI website archived January 2008, NAI International Advisory Board members are:<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080109091310/http://www.aei.org/research/nai/about/projectID.11/default.asp About NAI], American Enterprise Institute website, version placed in web archive 9 Jan 2008, accessed in web archive 13 Apr 2010</ref> | According to the version of the AEI website archived January 2008, NAI International Advisory Board members are:<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080109091310/http://www.aei.org/research/nai/about/projectID.11/default.asp About NAI], American Enterprise Institute website, version placed in web archive 9 Jan 2008, accessed in web archive 13 Apr 2010</ref> | ||
| − | [[Jan Krzysztof Bielecki]] | [[John Bolton]]* | [[Zbigniew Brzezinski]] | [[Robert Conquest]] | [[Paula Dobriansky]]* | [[Josef Joffe]] | [[Adrian Karatnycky]] | + | [[Jan Krzysztof Bielecki]] | [[John Bolton]]* | [[Zbigniew Brzezinski]] | [[Robert Conquest]] | [[Paula Dobriansky]]* | [[Josef Joffe]] | [[Adrian Karatnycky]] | [[Mikhael Khodorkovsky]] | [[Martin Koffel]] | [[William Kristol]] | [[Robert Malott]] | [[Antonio Martino]] | [[Mitch McConnell]] | [[Rupert Murdoch]] | [[Klaus Naumann]] | [[William E. Odom]] | [[John O'Sullivan]] | [[Marcello Pera]] |
| − | Mikhael Khodorkovsky | ||
| − | Martin Koffel | ||
| − | William Kristol | ||
| − | Robert Malott | ||
| − | Antonio Martino | ||
| − | Mitch McConnell | ||
| − | Rupert Murdoch | ||
| − | Klaus Naumann | ||
| − | William E. Odom | ||
| − | John O'Sullivan | ||
| − | Marcello Pera | ||
Colin Powell | Colin Powell | ||
David Pryce-Jones | David Pryce-Jones | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 13 April 2010
The New Atlantic Initiative (NAI) was initiated on May 10-12, 1996, at the Congress of Prague, "where over 300 political, intellectual, and business leaders gathered to debate the new agenda for transatlantic relations ... In June 1996, the NAI was established as a public policy research center. It is headquartered at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) in Washington, D.C."[1]
According to the AEI's website:[2]
- NAI's central objective is to strengthen Atlantic cooperation in the post-cold war world by bringing together Americans and Europeans to work toward common goals, including:
- The reinvigoration of Atlantic institutions of political cooperation and consultation.
- The admission of Europe's fledgling democracies into the institutions of Atlantic defense and European economic cooperation, notably NATO and the European Union.
- The establishment of free trade between an enlarged European Union and the North American Free Trade Area as a complement to strengthening global free trade.
NAI also sponsors conferences, debates, and roundtable discussions in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere.
Contents
Interpretation
The Atlantic Initiative is an attempt to carry the lobbying methods of AIPAC to Europe. Its related organizations, all with an "Atlantic" in their names, aim to influence policy throughout Europe. There are now Atlantic Initiatives/Foundations in about ten European countries, and most Eastern European countries, the "new Europe", have Atlantic representation. Much of the initial emphasis of these foundations is to foster friendly relations vis-a-vis Israel, to scuttle attempts to impose sanctions, and to crack down on anti-semitism.
Patrons
According to the version of the AEI website archived January 2008, NAI patrons are:[3]
- José Maria Aznar | Leszek Balcerowicz | Václav Havel | Henry Kissinger | Helmut Schmidt | George P. Shultz | Margaret Thatcher
Executive director
In 2002-2005 Radosław Sikorski was a resident fellow at the American Institute of Enterprise and Executive Director of the New Atlantic Initiative.[4]
International Advisory Board
According to the version of the AEI website archived January 2008, NAI International Advisory Board members are:[5]
Jan Krzysztof Bielecki | John Bolton* | Zbigniew Brzezinski | Robert Conquest | Paula Dobriansky* | Josef Joffe | Adrian Karatnycky | Mikhael Khodorkovsky | Martin Koffel | William Kristol | Robert Malott | Antonio Martino | Mitch McConnell | Rupert Murdoch | Klaus Naumann | William E. Odom | John O'Sullivan | Marcello Pera Colin Powell David Pryce-Jones Jean-François Revel Lord Robertson Peter Rodman* Donald Rumsfeld* Lord Salisbury Antxón Sarasqueta Roger Scruton Marilyn Ware Lord Weidenfeld W. Bruce Weinrod Robert Zoellick*
- suspended while on government service
Contact
Website: website
Notes
- ↑ About NAI, American Enterprise Institute website, version placed in web archive 9 Jan 2008, accessed in web archive 13 Apr 2010
- ↑ About NAI, American Enterprise Institute website, version placed in web archive 9 Jan 2008, accessed in web archive 13 Apr 2010
- ↑ About NAI, American Enterprise Institute website, version placed in web archive 9 Jan 2008, accessed in web archive 13 Apr 2010
- ↑ Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland website, accessed 13 Apr 2010
- ↑ About NAI, American Enterprise Institute website, version placed in web archive 9 Jan 2008, accessed in web archive 13 Apr 2010
