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(回答先: 資料：民主主義、テロリズム、安全に関する国際会議（１） 投稿者 バルセロナより愛を込めて 日時 2005 年 3 月 11 日 09:22:20)
資料：民主主義、テロリズム、安全に関する国際会議（２）
International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security
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Thematic Subject Area II: Confronting Terrorism
Subject Area Coordinator:
＊ Kendall, Raymond
General Secretary of INTERPOL for three successive mandates (1985-2000)
Before joining INTERPOL in 1971, member of Scotland Yard’s Special Branch. Currently President of the Supervisory Board of the EU’s anti-fraud office. Also, he is member of Working Group VII about intelligence services.
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6. Policing
【Global terrorism is local in its consequences, and it is national police forces that shoulder much of the responsibility for dealing with terrorism. This working group is devoted to how police forces can fight terrorism within the rule of law, and how international co-operation can improve their effectiveness.】
＊ Storbeck, Jürgen (co-ordinator)
Co-ordinator for law enforcement co-operation with the Gulf States of the German Minister of the Interior, Berlin
Former Director General of the European police agency, EUROPOL, The Hague. Distinguished career in the German Federal Criminal Police Office.
＊ Akerboom, E. S.
Chief of Police for Brabant-Noord Region, Netherlands
Former Head of Investigation in Utrecht and former president of AIVD (General Intelligence and Security Services). An expert on police, intelligence and security issues.
＊ Bigo, Didier (advisor)
Professor of International Relations at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Paris
Scientific coordinator of Challenge, European Liberty and Security programme, he is an expert of European internal security, the role of the police and military. Author of numerous publications.
＊ Bruggeman, Willy
Professor of police science at the Benelux University Centre
Former Senior Deputy Director of Europol, he has participated in ICPO-Interpol, Schengen, TREVI and STAR meetings. Active member of EU Article 36 Committee and active in several research groups.
＊ Eddy, Randolph Post
Founder and director of the Center for Tactical Counterterrorism, New York City
Senior advisor on counterterrorism to the New York Police Department. Former anti-terrorism official in the National Security Council.
＊ Ekberg, Christer
Director of the Swedish Criminal Intelligence Service
Deputy Head of the National Criminal Police. Also served as Vice President of the International Association of Chiefs of Police from 1998-2000. Fellow of the Swedish Royal Academy of War Sciences.
＊ Hidalgo, Juan
Senior terrorism advisor to the Spanish National Security Advisor
Expert on counter-terrorism and police intelligence. Long and distinguished career as an officer in the Spanish police service.
＊ Lafree, Gary
＊ Leclair, Gilles
Director of the French Anti-Terrorism Co-ordination Unit
Distinguished career in policing: formerly Deputy Director of EUROPOL, as well as Director of the French Office against Illegal Drug Traffic.
＊ Lopes, Antero
Deputy Police Advisor at the United Nations Department for Peacekeeping Operations
Worked as UN police advisor in Bosnia-Herzegovina, East Timor, and various African countries. Commanded police districts and special investigations departments, as well as worked on counter-terrorism with the Portuguese police.
＊ Rayón, Mariano
Head of the Central External Intelligence Unit of the Spanish police
Distinguished career in policing. Was in charge of the investigation following the March 11 attacks in Madrid.
＊ Representative of the Federal Office of the Crime, Germany
＊ Sorasio, Denise [Experta External]
Director of Interior Security and Criminal Justice, European Commission
Director of interior security and criminal justice at the European Commission, Brussels. Specialist in European policy and co-operation regarding justice, security and civil liberties. Formerly a professor at the University of Nice.
＊ Beers, Rand [External]
President, Alliance for American Leadership and Adjunct Lecturer, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Currently the President of the Alliance for American Leadership, a national security communications organization, and an Adjunct Lecturer on terrorism at Harvard University. Most recently worked as the national security advisor for the Kerry-Edwards campaign. His final government position was as Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Combating Terrorism on the NSC Staff (2002-2003). Resigned in 2003 before joining the Kerry campaign in 2003.
＊ Barbolla, Ana del Hoyo （Rapporteur）
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7. Intelligence
【In the struggle against terrorism, good intelligence is key. At the same time, many intelligence agencies have found it difficult to adapt to the challenge. This working group deals with the reform of the intelligence services, and how international co-operation could improve their effectiveness.】
＊ Jenkins, Brian (co-ordinator)
Senior analyst to the president of RAND Corporation
Former Green Beret captain in Vietnam. One of the world’s leading authorities on terrorism and sophisticated crime. Appointed to the White House Commission on Aviation Safety. Author of numerous publications.
＊ Cohen, David
Deputy commissioner intelligence at the New York Police Department
With the CIA for thirty-five years, he helped oversee the CIA's espionage operations. Formerly the agency’s deputy director for operations.
＊ Haering, Barbara
Member of the Swiss Parliament
Member of the federal oversight committee for the Strategic Intelligence Service. Vice-president of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly.
＊ Hurley, Michael
Senior Counsel and director of the counterterrorism policy review team for the 9/11 Commission
Operations Officer in the CIA’s Directorate of Operations (deployed in Afghanistan in 2001-2002). Formerly Director at the National Security Council.
＊ Kam, Ephraim
Deputy head of the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, Tel Aviv
Former Colonel in the Research Division of the Israel Defense Forces’ Military Intelligence. Author of Surprise Attack: The Victim's Perspective (Harvard 1988).
＊ Kostin, Alexander N.
Head of the international co-operation department at the Russian Ministry of the Interior
Head of the international co-operation department at the Russian Ministry of the Interior
＊ Landaburu, Cristina
Head of the Support Unit, National Center of Antiterrorist Coordination (CNCA), National Intrelligence Center, Spain
Member of the management unit in the recently founded National Center of Antiterrorist Coordination (CNCA), Spain. Over twenty years experience in Spanish counter-terrorism and intelligence.
＊ Mantici, Alfredo
Director of the Analysis Department of the Italian intelligence service SISDe
Previously officer in the Italian Navy. Has held senior position at SISDe in counter economic and industrial threats, and strategic analysis.
＊ Mermet, François
Consultant in strategy currently focusing on the security issues of the European Union since 1988
Former Head of the French External Security, then defence adviser to the French Government in charge of reorganizing military and space intelligence.
＊ Minami, Takashi
＊ Oatley, Michael
Formerly MI6’s director of counter-terrorism
Controlled MI6 operations in the Middle East and in Europe. Acted as intermediary between the IRA and the British government throughout much of the Northern Ireland conflict.
＊ Pascal, Jean Jacques
Former director of the Direction Centrale de Renseignements Généraux as well as the Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire. In charge during Gulf War I, the Yugoslavian and Chechnan crises, as well as various attacks against the United States (including 9/11) and France.
＊ Smidt, Wolbert
Chairman, German Forum for the Discussion on Intelligence (GKND), an independent think tank
35 year career in the BND, former deputy head, Intelligence Collection Department and station-chief of Paris.
＊ Treverton, Greg
Senior policy analyst at the RAND Corporation
Former Vice Chair of the US National Intelligence Council overseeing the writing of America's National Intelligence Estimates. Author for Reshaping National Intelligence for an Age of Information (RAND 2003).
＊ Elcock, Ward [External]
Deputy Minister of Defence, Canada
Formerly director of the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service, as well as senior official in the Canadian Privy Council Office. Author of numerous articles and monographs.
＊ Ekeus, Rolf [External]
Former head of the UNSCOM Weapons Inspection Mission to Iraq
Currently High Commissioner on National Minorities for the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, as well as chairman of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
＊ Shapcott, William [External]
Director of the Joint Situation Centre
Since 1999 in the Council of the European Union. Career in the British civil service.
＊ Goodman, Michael（Rapporteur）
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8. Military Responses
【Terrorists do not function as conventional armies. They rarely wear uniforms and hold territory. Any potential role for the military in responding to the rise of global terrorism, therefore, requires continuously evolving approaches as part of a comprehensive strategy. This working group focuses on the role and the limitations of military force in confronting terrorism.】
＊ Freedman, Lawrence (co-ordinator)
Professor of war studies at King’s College, London
Prominent strategist and expert on contemporary security issues. Authored and edited numerous books, including Superterrorism (Blackwell 2002).
＊ Ballesteros, Miguel Ángel
(Col.) Chief of the Department of Strategy at the Senior Staff College of the Spanish Army
Lectures on terrorism and asymmetrical conflict at numerous Spanish universities.
＊ Gamba, Virginia
Director of SaferAfrica, Pretoria
Main interests are peace, security and safety in Africa and Latin America, North-South security issues, and South-South Cooperative Security. Co-authored, among other books, Signals of War (Faber and Faber 1991).
＊ Gautier, Louis
Senior military adviser to former French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin
Formerly adviser to President Francois Mitterrand, first on internal security, then on defence. Author of Mitterrand et son armée (Grasset 1999).
＊ Karlsson, Roger
(Maj) Researcher at the Centre for Asymmetric Threat Studies at the Swedish National Defence College
Main research interests are the use of technology – especially information technology – in low-intensity conflicts and the fight against terrorism.
＊ Lindstrom, Gustav
Senior research fellow at the European Union Institute for Security Studies
At the Institute, Dr. Lindstrom deals with terrorism, transatlantic relations, non-proliferation, and space issues.
＊ Nambiar, Satish
(Lt. Gen.) Director of the council at the United Services Institution of India
Former UN force commander in Yugoslavia and member of UN Secretary-General High Level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change.
＊ Olomikasin, Funmi
Co-founder of the Centre for Democracy and Development, London
Formerly with the UN Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, she is an expert on civil-military relations and peace-keeping (especially in Africa), as well as child soldiers.
＊ Vogt, Andreas
(Lt.) Program director at The Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI)
Former participant in several military peace operations, including as a forward air controller during the Kosovo conflict. Main interests are peace-keeping, African security, intervention and terrorism.
＊ Roy-Chaudhury, Rahul
Research Fellow for South Asia, International Institute for Strategic Studies
Formerly a Senior Research Fellow at the International Policy Institute at King’s College, London. Served in the National Security Council Secretariat in the Indian Prime Minister’s Office during the Kashmir crisis. Author of India’s Maritime Security (IDSA 2000). Member of Working Group 8: Military Responses.
＊ Wright-Neville, David
Senior lecturer at Monash University, Australia
Former senior terrorism analyst with the Australian intelligence service. Expert on extremism and terrorism in Asia, religiously motivated terrorism and counter-terrorism.
＊ Halperin, Morton [External]
Senior Vice President, Center for American Progress and Director of its Fellows Program
In addition to positions at the Center for American Progress, is Director of the Open Society Policy Center. Served in the federal government in the Clinton, Nixon and Johnson administrations, most recently as Director of the Policy Planning Staff at the Department of State (1998-2001). In the Clinton administration, was also Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Democracy at the National Security Council.
＊ Whiteside, Ted [External]
Head, NATO Weapons of Mass Destruction Centre
Formerly Deputy Head of the Disarmament, Arms Control and Cooperative Security Section at NATO Headquarters, as well as Counsellor in the Canadian Delegation to NATO.
＊ Armbruster, Benjamin （Rapporteur）
Researcher, Mayor’s Office of New York City
Researcher at the Mayor’s Office of New York City. Holds a degree in history from Ohio University, as well as an M.A. in International Relations from King’s College London. Rapporteur in Working Group 8: Military Responses.
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9. Terrorist Finance
【No terrorist organisation can operate without financial resources. This working group debates the most important measures that need to be taken by governments and the financial community in order to make it more difficult for terrorist organisations to fund their activities.】
＊ Napoleoni, Loretta (co-ordinator)
Former chief economist of a UK based Russian bank and adviser to the National Bank of Hungary
Initially researched funding of Italian terror groups, and has since focused on Islamist terrorists. Author of Terror Inc.: Tracing the Money Behind Global Terrorism (Penguin 2004).
＊ Boyer, Jan E.
Fellow at the Institute for International Economics, Washington
Formerly chief executive at Softbank, FleetBoston and Salomon Smith Barney. Formerly Senior Advisor at the Overseas Private Investment Corporation. Several publications. Member of Working Group 9: Terrorist Finance.
＊ Bruh, Brian(advisor)
Senior advisor to the US Treasury and the Department of Defense
Numerous appointments in American law enforcement, for example founding director of the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, and the Defense Criminal Investigative Service.
＊ Carisch, Rico
Frequent financial consultant and member of UN Panels of Experts
Journalist and analyst specialized in compliance responses and security risks involving corporate networks, political power structures and rogue enterprises (criminal and terrorist).
＊ Castresana, Carlos
Visiting professor at the University of San Francisco
Served as a District Judge for a number of years before becoming a public prosecutor in the Spanish office against corruption. Authored the formal complaint and subsequent reports in the case against Pinochet.
＊ Champion, Daryl
Journalist at the Daily Star in Beirut
Has researched Middle Eastern affairs for two decades. Author of The Paradoxical Kingdom (Columbia 2003), which analyses the political, financial and economic undercurrents of Saudi Arabia.
＊ Chandler, Michael
Chairman of the former UN Monitoring Group, that oversaw the implementation of sanctions against al-Qaeda
Twenty-five years as a British Army officer, then several high-level appointments in EU and UN missions, including establishing Bosnia's State Border Service.
＊ Fielding, Nick
Senior reporter at the Sunday Times, London
Focuses on terrorism and intelligence issues. Co-authored Masterminds of Terror (Mainstream 2003), which contains the only interviews ever conducted with some of the principal organisers of the 9/11 attack.
＊ Magnus, George
Senior economic adviser at UBS Investment Bank
Formerly chief economist of UBS and SG Warburg. Senior economic research positions at Chase Securities, Bank of America and Lloyds International.
＊ Sahathevan, Ganesh
Journalist who investigated financial mismanagement in Malaysia prior to the financial crisis in the 1990s
Now researching and reporting from Sydney, he continues to focus on South East Asian business, economic and politics.
＊ Kapplinghaus, Jürgen [External]
Deputy National Member for Germany, Eurojust
Deputy National Member for Germany of the European Union's justice co-operation agency, Eurojust. Many years of experience prosecuting organized crime and terrorism, he is an expert in mutual legal assistance. Formerly Head of Division in the German Ministry of Justice.
＊ Kerchove, Gilles De [External]
＊ Jessup, Paul （Rapporteur）
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10. Legal Responses
【The rise of international terrorism calls for new legal frameworks and increased co-operation at the inter-state level. What new laws are required to cope with the terrorist threat? How can international agreements be made more responsive to the demands of the new security environment?】
＊ Corell, Hans (co-ordinator)
Former Under-Secretary General for Legal Affairs of the United Nations
Member of various expert committees in Sweden, with the Council of Europe, and the OECD. Co-author of the first proposal for the establishment of the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
＊ Aguirrezabal, Irune
European Co-ordinator of the International Coalition for the International Criminal Court
Formerly representative of the Spanish NGOs to the EU, as well as active associate of Basta Ya. Articles on transatlantic relations and the international criminal court.
＊ Bekker, Pieter
Lawyer at White & Case LLP in New York City
Former staff lawyer in the Registry of the International Court of Justice. Has been involved in twenty cases before the ICJ, including as Senior Counsel to Palestine in the most recent advisory proceeding.
＊ De Vel, Guy
Director General or Legal Affairs at the Council of Europe
Has written extensively about legal and political issues concerning the Council and the EU, including human rights, terrorism, cyber-crime, money laundering and European legal and judicial co-operation.
＊ Donohue, Laura
Fellow, Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University
Fellow at the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University. Expert on national security and counter-terrorist law. Author of, among others, Counterterrorist Law and Emergency Powers in the United Kingdom 1922-2000 (Irish 2000).
＊ Hafner, Gerhard
Professor of international law, University of Vienna
Specialist in peaceful settlement of conflicts and international criminal law. Former director of Austrian foreign ministry’s public international law division and delegate to numerous international bodies.
＊ Holmes, Stephen
Research director at the Center for Law and Security, New York University
Leading authority on democratic liberalism and its notion of constitutional government. Co-authored, among many other publications, The Cost of Rights (Norton 1998).
＊ Perera, Rohan
Legal advisor for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sri Lanka
Chairman of the United Nations Ad Hoc Committee on Terrorism, which worked on ideas of how to harmonise international legal structures in the struggle against terrorism.
＊ Scharf, Michael P.
Professor of law and director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center at Case Western Reserve University
Attorney Adviser for U.N. Affairs and Counsel to the U.S. Department of State Counter-Terrorism Bureau during first Bush and Clinton administrations. Author of Terrorism on Trial (Carolina 2005).
＊ Stone, Christopher
Guggenheim Professor of the Practice of Criminal Justice, Kennedy School of Government, Universidad de Harvard
Professor of Criminal Justice at Harvard University. Focuses on policing in democratic societies and the institutional reform of prosecution. Former director of the Vera Institute of Justice in New York City.
＊ Almqvist, Jessica （Rapporteur）
Researcher for global governance section at FRIDE (fundación para las relaciones internacionales y el diálogo exterior). Research interests include human rights, terrorism and international justice. Author of Human Rights, Culture and the Rule of Law (Hart 2005).
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