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The AGSIRD students pursuing the dual Master's program with the University of Paris 11 went to Alexandria in Egypt for a week-long visit in June 2007. The focal point of the trip was two days of negotiations involving students from universities in Egypt, Lebanon and Morocco as well as a one-day conference with international peace studies specialists. Both the negotiation simulation and the conference focused on "Cultural Interactions and Conflict Resolution".

Sir Christopher MacRae's course on Foreign Policy Formulation and Diplomacy welcomed two guest speakers in May:

• Rob Young, former British High Commissioner to India, Ambassador to Syria, who spoke on crisis management and the impact of terrorism on diplomacy.

• John Beck, former European Union trade negotiator, who addressed AGSIRD students on negotiation.

The latter session was followed by a visit to the Quai d'Orsay where AGSIRD students were able to see the H么tel du Ministre des Affaires Etrang猫res, which is the "grand" part of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs where dignitaries from around the world are received.

Abigail Pratt and Sumiko Tanaka, ran the on April 15^th2007

Dr Ruchi Anand's International Environmental Politics class welcomed two guest speakers in the Spring 2007:

• Mrs Barbara K. Buchner of the International Energy Agency (Energy Efficiency & Environment division) gave a presentation on The Politics of the Kyoto Protocol

• Sustainable development specialist Mrs Evelyne Lyons from the Etude et Veille en Eau et Developpement Durable gave a presentation on Water Resource Conflict: A Case Study of the Nile Water Project.

On March 21st 2007 Ms Kartika Liotard, currently the rapporteur on sustainable resources at the European Parliament visited the students of Dr Steve McGiffen's class.

On March 16^th 2007 Brett Corbin, a copyeditor and journalist at the International Herald Tribune, showed AGS students around the IHT newsrooms.