21. Old And In The Way (Decline And Fall Of Europe) potential for wrecking what s left of Western civ on the going to have to choosebetween europe and America. same statement was made on CNN intl yesterday by http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/800358/posts

FreeRepublic .com "A Conservative News Forum" Browse ... American Enterprise Magazine ^ Posted on 12/04/2002 1:37:10 AM PST by tictoc B ird's Eye Karl Zinsmeister Old And In The Way In April of this year, I was asked by the State Department to give a presentation on American culture at a large conference of European academics, government officials, and businessmen held in Warsaw, Poland. The event was sponsored by a major German foundation, and there were hundreds of Germans and Poles in attendance, plus smaller numbers of Brits, Scandinavians, Dutch, and other Europeans. There were barons and sirs and Danish executresses in microskirts and fey Frenchmen and Italian journalists sucking cigarettes as if a firing squad awaitedthe whole panoply of Eurocharacters, set among the old buildings, gray skies, jammed streets, creaky plumbing, odd haircuts, high expenses, and cramped horizons that characterize so much of Europe today. To my knowledge I was the only American participating. This was an occasion for EuropeansGermans especiallyto talk frankly to other Europeans. The panel on which I spoke was chaired by Reiner Pommerin, a professor at the University of Dresden, colonel in the German air force reserves, and advisor to the German Ministry of Defense. My fellow speakers included Germany's former ambassador to the U.K., the current German ambassador to Poland, a DaimlerChrysler managing director, and a professor from Britain. We were to focus on transatlantic relations. Throughout the two days, Pommerin set the tone with an aggressively antagonistic attitude toward all things American. "Thank God we had the 11th of September," he declaredfor this showed the U.S. how it feels to be humbled. Herr professor-colonel went on to suggest that Americans often feel nostalgic for the "good old days of slavery in the nineteenth century." He told ludicrous stories about seeing empty bottles and litter piled "one meter deep" along roadsides in America, illustrating our environmental slovenliness. He insisted the seemingly mighty U.S. military was now a hollow force, all flash and no substance.

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24. Webster University - Center For International Education: International Studies A Before 1500 HIST 2220 Modern europe HIST 2250 International Relations Political TheoriesINTL 2690 Multinational the Arts GNST 1600 Understanding Human rights. http://www.webster.edu/intl/cie/academics.html

International Studies Academic Programs International Studies is designed to allow undergraduate students of all interests to pursue the study of foreign cultures and societies and the global forces with which they interact. To enroll, please contact the CIE to make an appointment. Click here for a list of qualifying IS courses listed by term International Studies (B.A.) International Studies (B.A.) with an emphasis in Latin American Studies International Studies (B.A.) with an emphasis International Human Rights ... International Studies Certificate About the Program Why pursue international studies? We live in an interdependent world. Daily headlines, national policies, and regional economics are shaped by people all around the globe. World forces affect our academic choices, career opportunities, and shopping listseven the water we drink and the air we breathe. As more businesses and organizations expand globally, we as individuals are going global, too, surfing the Web and e-mailing across the seas to pursue our personal and professional goals. Following this trend, international studies provides a context for studying social and natural sciences, business and commerce, the humanities, fine arts, and foreign languages within a global context. International studies provides an interdisciplinary program designed to give students specialized and general global knowledge, second language skills, and significant international experience. Each student will complete the core courses, select a second language, and study abroad or complete an internship (as approved by the Director of the Center for International Education). Those choosing to major with an emphasis may select either Latin American studies or international human rights. Students may also work with the CIE Director to develop an individual emphasis in another area of study at the university.

25. History (HIST) 41674HIST-211-02L, Modern europe, 4, T, 1500-1620, J, Dollard 40623-HIST-237-01M,Islamic civ Before 1800, 4, MWF, 1230-1320, E, Course is cross-listed with intl-200-02 http://www.denison.edu/registrar/schedule/hist.html

HOME CALENDAR DIRECTORY ADMISSIONS ... SEARCH Schedule of Classes Registrar Home Master Index Printable Version Past Schedules ... Search History (HIST) Course ID '08 GE Course Title Fees Hrs Days Start-End Exm Instructor HIST-203-01L U Origins of Europe MWF B Davis, A Title: "Origins of Europe: Medieval Society" HIST-211-01L U Modern Europe T K Dollard, C RF HIST-211-02L U Modern Europe T J Dollard, C RF HIST-222-01N U American Civ Since 1865 MWF C Graham, H HIST-222-02N U American Civ Since 1865 MWF E STAFF HIST-233-01M U Modern East Asia MWRF C Keenan, B Course is cross-listed with EAST-233-01M. HIST-237-01M U Islamic Civ Before 1800 MWF E Meriwether, M HIST-240-01J U American Women's History MWF B STAFF Course is cross-listed with WMST-240-01J. HIST-280-01L U Renaissance Italy MW G Davis, A HIST-290-01 Do History: Civil Rights MW D Graham, H Sophomores/Juniors Only Majors/Minors Only Title: "Doing History: From Civil Rights to Black Power" HIST-290-02 Do History: Cold War MW G Keenan, B Sophomores/Juniors Only Majors/Minors Only Title: "Doing History: Cold War and East Asia" HIST-321-01 Topics in Middle Eastern Hist MWF F Meriwether, M

26. The Telson Spur: Field Nodes -- Values (1): Rights & Responsibilities (1) Brotherhood of Active Rogue Journalists, intl BC Anti the Study of Human rights Columbia University South Africa) Centre for europe s Children Children s http://www.snark.org/~pjhughes/pol.htm

Contents Jump Search Gopher ... Index Values The Way of the Spirit DESCRIPTION : In the search for meaning, questions of value are concerned with what ought to be, as opposed to what is, was, or will be. The first of fifteen pages on Values (one of the Field Nodes comprising the subject tree of The Telson Spur ), this page is one of three comprising a list of links to on-line resources related to the development of human rights and responsibilities (including civil rights, disability resources, ideology and political belief, and social justice). The coordinate pages, with a common header and List of Contents , contain links to women's resources and to resources related to issues of security, public (peace and justice) and private (freedom). KEYWORDS : civil rights; duty; freedom; human rights; liberty; morality; obligation; responsibility; security; values From the highest to the lowest, self exists to be abdicated and, by that abdication, becomes the more truly self, to be thereupon yet the more abdicated, and so forever. This is not a heavenly law which we can escape by remaining earthly, nor an earthly law which we can escape by being saved. What is outside the system of self-giving is not earth, nor nature, nor "ordinary lives", but simply and solely hell. C. S. Lewis

27. Culturelink Network - International Meetings And Conferences L. Alexeev, preferably by email civ-reg@inafr to provide further education in regionaldevelopment in europe. 1154; e-mail workshop@mosaic-net-intl.ca; http http://www.culturelink.org/conf/diary/2004.html

home activities conferences diary ... directories International Meetings and Conferences January February March April ... December Year 2004 Events Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities Honolulu Hawaii, USA, 8-11 January 2004 Call for papers: Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, 8-11 January 2004, Renaissance Ilikai Waikiki Hotel, Honolulu Hawaii, USA Web address of the conference: http://www.hichumanities.org/ Contact: humanities@hichumanities.org Visual Studies in the 21st Century Madrid, Spain, 15-16 February 2004 The First International Visual Studies Conference, organised by the Amigos de ARCO Association in collaboration with the Centro Párraga de Murcia, will be held during ARCO'04, on 15th and 16th February 2004 in Madrid. The conference will feature a series of plenary lectures presented by distinguished academics and historians who have been doing internationally recognised work on Visual Studies and Visual Culture. The conference will be organised in six panels: Panel I: 'New Art History' / An epistemology for visual studies Panel II: Art Policies and Visual Culture Panel III: Visuality / Technology / Knowledge Society Panel IV: Visual Culture / Artistic Practices Panel V: Visuality and Identity Panel VI: Visual Studies and the University.

28. Economics Course Descriptions QM. Halvorsen. 460. WEcon Hist of europe. HIST. Thomas. 462. W-Econ Hist of USto civ War. HIST. Thomas. 468. China s Econ Reforms. intl. 471. International Trade. http://www.econ.washington.edu/instruction/courses/prelim_sched_400.html

Department Resources Course Information Preliminary Schedule of 400-Level Economics Classes ***This Schedule is Preliminary and is subject to change at any time without notice.*** CLASS TITLE TYPE AUTUMN 04 WINTER 05 SPRING 05 Adv Topics Micro QM Silberberg Adv Topics Macro QM Eicher Fisher Econ Property Rights Barzel I/O Shi Shi Undergrad Seminar TOPICS Steger Salehi-Esfahani Undergrad Seminar TOPICS Sjoblom Undergrad Seminar TOPICS Papageorgiou Devel of Econ Thought HIST Latsch Undergrad Sem Poli Econ FIN Hadjimichalakis Hadjimichalakis Hadjimichalakis Invest Captl Finance FIN Parks Hartman Parks Davis Topics in Financial Econ FIN Nelson I/O Leffler Leffler Nat Res Econ NAT Ellis Halvorsen Environmental Econ NAT Halvorsen Ellis Econ of Biological Resourses NAT Kochin Labor Market Anlys LABOR Topics Labor Market Anlys LABOR Lundberg W-Economics of Education Kochin Economics of Gender Rose Travis Population Economics INTL Portner Portner Pub Fin: Expend Policy PUB FN Pub Fin: Tax Policy PUB FN PUB FN Cost/Benefit Analysis QM Halvorsen W-Econ Hist of Europe HIST Thomas W-Econ Hist of US to Civ War HIST Thomas W-Econ Hist since CW HIST W-Financial Crisis FIN Kochin Kochin China's Econ Reforms INTL International Trade INTL Wong Wong International Trade INTL M. Turnovsky

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Conference Participants Ellen Amster (Ph.D., History, University of Pennsylvania) is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.  Her research interests include Morocco and North Africa, the history of Islamic and French medicine, traditional midwifery, modernity and Islamic intellectual movements, labor history, and the French sociology of Islam.  She has been the recipient of Mellon, Fulbright-Hayes, and Chateaubriand Grants for research in Morocco and France.  Forthcoming in 2004 is the publication “The Many Deaths of Dr. Emile Mauchamp: Medicine, Technology, and Popular Politics in Pre-Protectorate Morocco, 1877-1912” ( International Journal of Middle East Studies Laird Boswell (Ph.D., History, University of California-Berkeley) is Associate Professor of History and Director of the Center for European Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  He writes on modern European and French history, particularly politics and society in twentieth-century France, rural history, European socialism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the history of voting behavior, quantitative methods, and oral history. His publications include Rural Communism in France, 1920-1939

32. International Studies Russia and Eastern europe History 329, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341; intl Prereqintl major/minor with 9 cr of core courses and at least 6 All rights reserved http://www.uwsp.edu/news/uwspcatalog/international.htm

M ajor Minor Courses ... Test-Out and Credit-by-Exam International Studies (College of Letters and Science) Eric Yonke, Coordinator Room 428, College of Professional Studies Building Phone: 715-346-2458 E-mail: International.Studies@uwsp.edu Abbreviation: INTL = International Studies Definition: International studies is an interdisciplinary program designed to help you acquire expertise in the social and cultural development of various world regions, develop linguistic skills, and prepare for careers in the globalizing economy. International Studies Major Consists of 33 credits plus foreign language requirement. Core courses 9 credits: History 101 or 102; Geography 110 or 113, Political Science 160 or 180. Language requirement , 0-19 credits: If your native language is English, you must complete or test out of one foreign language course beyond the fourth semester college level. Foreign students, whose native language is not English, may use English to fulfill the language requirement by completing English 102 or 150 and the UWSP writing emphasis (WE) requirement. Areas of concentration 21 credits spread between two areas, 9 credits minimum in each area; 15 credits must be in courses numbered 300 and above. Courses designated with an asterisk (*) and all INTL courses must have the subtitle approved for the area.

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34. Hein Kötz, Civil Justice Systems In Europe And The United States, 13 Duke J. Of civil litigation as a means of vindicating the public interest is by far less significantin europe. See William A. Bogart, Guardian of civil rights . R. civ. http://www.law.duke.edu/journals/djcil/articles/djcil13p061.htm

[*pg 61] CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEMS IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES HEIN KÖTZ I. INTRODUCTION II. CIVIL PROCEDURE IN GERMANY III. PROCEDURAL CONTRASTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE IV. CONCLUSION ... FOOTNOTES I. Introduction Allow me first to say what an honor it is to be invited to present Duke's first Herbert L. Bernstein Memorial Lecture. Herbert's death at the Law School a little more than a year ago was a great shock not only to the Duke Law School community but also to the many friends he had in Germany. I knew him for nearly 40 years, and I am very grateful indeed for this opportunity to pay tribute to him and his contribution to the law and legal education. [*pg 62] Our shared interest in the comparison of civil justice systems goes back to the early 1960s when both Herbert and I were graduate students at the University of Michigan Law School. All graduate students with a European Law background were given an introductory course on American Law. Procedure was an important subject of this course, and adversariness was held up to us as the hallmark of the American procedural system. The introductory course itself followed the adversary model in that we were asked to read Roscoe Pound's celebrated article on the "Causes of Popular Dissatisfaction with the Administration of Justice" with its sharp attack on the excesses of the adversary system. We were told that Jerome Frank had described the American mode of trials as being based on what he called the "fight theory", a theory which in his view "derives from the origin of trials as substitutes for private out-of-court brawls" and "frequently . . . blocks the uncovering of vital evidence or leads to a presentation of vital testimony in a way that distorts it."

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40. The World Is Outraged Suddenly Militants Become Terrorists bright artists making wonderful expositions all over europe to run I have not seenAmnesty intl. and all those wonderful NGO s and Human rights groups coming http://goldwater.mideastreality.com/2004/mar/worldoutrage.html

Back to Gabrielle Goldwater's Reports The world is outraged suddenly Militants become Terrorists By Gabrielle Goldwater http://goldwater.mideastreality.com/ It was the 11th March 2004 .... and I awoke to TV Flashes galore ... first thought that was on my mind ... was it Israel ? NO...thanks for that .... then I knew it and faced just reality, since whenever did we have the Media .. the politicians in Europe and all their stiff necked Diplomatic Members plus Mr. Kofi Annan in person .. come in a mad rush to be invited onto Swiss TV or elsewhere.... and constant TV Flashes ... The last time we saw constant TV flashes.. it was on the 11th September when the US suffered their 9/11 The EU and Media suddenly discovered a new word on the 11th March ..... Terrorist ... Terror-attack The entire world Media and especially the European Union with it's wonderful top Politicians calls out suddenly ""Is this Europe's September 11th?"" The European stock markets plummeted this morning at the sight of mangled bodies being pulled from the rubble.

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