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WASHINGTON, DC—On June 27, 2007 the Pan-Macedonian Association, Inc. in
cooperation with the American Hellenic Institute hosted a conference
on “A Search for a Roadmap to Peace in
the Balkans” at the Capital Hilton
Hotel. The conference included two panels, one morning session
on the historical perspective and one afternoon session on the geopolitical
perspective.
The morning session panel was moderated
by Dr. Potitsa Grigorakou, Athens, Greece. The panel included Professor Pierre Lerich, Centre d’Archeologie pour l’Orient, Paris, France. A
speech was also read for Dr. Osmund
Bopearachhci, Centre d’Archeologie,
E.N.S., Paris, France who could not attend.
The afternoon session panel was
moderated by Gene
Rossides, President, American Hellenic
Institute. The panel included Ted Galen
Carpenter, Vice President for Defense
and Foreign Policy Studies, CATO Institute, Washington, DC, Gregory R. Copley, President, International Strategic Studies Association,
Alexandria, Virginia and Dr. George
Papavizas, writer, Beltsville,
MD.
To view the full speech of
Ted Galen Carpenter entitled, “The End of the Balkan Interlude?” please go to
the following link: http://ahiworld.org/pdfs/Speech_Carpenter.pdf
To view the full speech of Gregory R.
Copley entitled, “The Road to Peace in the Balkans is Paved With Bad Intentions”
please go to the following link: http://ahiworld.org/pdfs/Speech_Copley.pdf
To view the full speech of Dr. George
Papavizas entitled, “FYROM – A
Country with a Borrowed Identity” please go
to the following link: http://ahiworld.org/pdfs/Speech_Papavizas.pdf
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