Proposed teleconference Draft Agenda (2nd draft)

["Clement M. Henry" <chenry@mail.la.utexas.edu>]

In response to Georgetown's (Samer's) request for a real agenda, and
also because our students are understandably confused at the moment, here
is my proposed "enrichment" of the Draft Agenda - may we just keep
emailing around until we get something we can all be happy about?  We only
have about 50 hours left to pull it together - maybe we can even pull
Andrew Vincent out of his Berlin retreat to give us some ideas!

I have only included the players who have already sent at least one msg in
the game.

1) Security Council meeting on UNMOVIC guidelines for Iraq (10-10:25 Oz,
17:00-17:25 UT, 18:00-18:25 GU)  (I have included some oil interests here
- although Putin may also feel the need to attend this important meeting)

                    George Tenet
                    Kofi Annan -- chair
                    Masoud Barzani
                    Donald Rumsfeld
                    Tony Blair
                    BBC -- media
                    Qusay Hussein
                    Bulent Ecevit
                    Ahmad Chalabi
                    Gerhard Schroeder
                    Crown Prince Abdullah
                    Sheikh Sabah
                    Jacques Chirac
                    John Browne (BP)
                    Hugo Chavez
                    Vagit Alkperov (Lukoil)

2) Economic Sanctions issues against Iraq and other "rogue" states
(10:25-11:05 Oz, 17:25-18:05 UT, 18:25-19:05 GU)

                    Muammar Gaddafi
                    Colin Powell
                    Ali Khamanei
                    CNN  (media)
                    Spencer Abraham
                    Royal Dutch Shell
                    Horst Kohler - chair
                    David Lesar (Haliburton)
                    INOC
                    Lee Raymond (ExxonMobil)
                    TotalFinaElf
                    New York Times (media)
                    David O'Reilly (Chevron)
                    Muhammed Khatami


3) The Global War on Terrorism  (11:05-11:35 Oz, 18:05-18:35 UT,
19:05-19:35 GU) - and how one defines "terrorism"

                    George Tenet -- chair
                    Sheikh Yassine
                    Valentin Korabelnikov
                    George Bush
                    Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood
                    Vladimir Putin
                    Usama Binladen
                    Saddam Hussein
                    Tom Daschle
                    Abelaziz Bouteflika
                    Fox News --media

4) Rebooting the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process?  (11:35-12:00 Oz,
18:35-19:00 UT, 19:25-20:00 GU)

                    Kofi Annan - chair
                    Marwan Barghouti
                    Sheikh Yassine
                    Tony Blair
                    Husni Mubarak
                    Shimon Peres
                    King Abdullah
                    Ariel Sharon
                    Yasser Arafat
                    Queen Ranya
                    Bashar al-Assad
                    Sheikh Nasrallah
                    Haaretz --media
                    King Muhammad VI
                    Benjamin Ben-Eliezer
                    Anthony Zinni
                    Emir Al-Thani


5) Afghanistan (12:00-12:20 Oz, 19:00-19:20 UT, 20:00-20:20 GU)

                    Donald Rumsfeld
                    Pervez Musharraf
                    Hamid Karzai
                    Al-Jazeera --media
                    Lee Raymond (ExxonMobil)
                    Abdul Rashid Dostum
                    Cemil Bayek --chair

6) OPEC meeting in Vienna (12:20-13:00 Oz, 19:20-20:00 UT, 20:20-21:00 GU)
(Depending on the preceding meetings, the price of oil may be rising
sharply, holding steady, or falling)

                    Saudi ARAMCO
                    NIOC (Iran)
                    Sonatrach (Algeria)
                    INOC (Iraq)
                    Greenpeace
                    PDVSA (Venezuela)
                    OPEC Sec. Dr Alvaro Silva Calderon--chair
                    Pemex (Mexico - observer may speak but not vote)
                    KPC (Kuwait)
                    Oil & Gas Journal--media




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Clement M. Henry
Professor of Government
University of Texas at Austin
Austin TX 78712
tel 471-5121, fax 471-1061