Chair: Professor Patricia Riley, Director, The Annenberg School of Communication

• Professor Roger Silverstone, London School of Economics and Political Science
  
• Professor Anthony Giddens, Director, London School of Economics and Political Science
  
• Professor Geoffrey Cowan, Dean, Annenberg School for Communication
  

Reactions, comments, and suggestions from government, industry, non-governmental organizations, and other invited participants, including:

• Ann Burroughs, United Nations
• Dr. James Loper, Adjunct Professor at the Annenberg School, and former Executive Director, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
• Professor Russell Neuman, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania
• Hernan Galperin, Doctoral Student, Stanford University
• Anita Elberse, Doctoral Student, London Business School

Chair: Professor Sandra Ball-Rokeach, Annenberg School of Communication

Invited experts from outside the Annenberg School and LSE will offer their views on a research agenda in the area of globalization and communication:

• Dr William J. Drake, Senior Associate, and Director of the Information Revolution and World Politics, The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington D.C.
  
• Dr. David Ronfeldt, the Rand Corporation and coauthor of The Advent of Netwar (Rand 1996)
  
• Professor Majid Tehranian, University of Hawaii at Manoa, and Director, Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research
  
• Dr Jan Tonnemacher, a professor of communication and journalism at the Katholic Universitaet Eichstaett, Germany

Moderator: Professor Roger Silverstone, LSE

Reactions, comments, and suggestions from LSE and Annenberg faculty, including:

• Jon Aronson
• James Beniger
• Peter Monge
• Michael Noll
• Margaret Scammell
• Leslie Sklair

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Professor Peter F. Cowhey, Acting Director of the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC). Peter Cowhey's work on international telecommunications, most recently within the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, has given him a broad and historical perspective on globalization and communication. He will draw from his own synthesis of this area to react and extend the day's discussion.

Rapporteurs: Professor Roger Silverstone, LSE, and Patricia Riley, ASC

Informal discussion of joint research and teaching opportunities

Annenberg-LSE research colloquium on `Managing the Global', with presentations and discussion of about 5-10 academic papers from a larger number being developed for an edited volume. All colloquium participants not presenting papers will be invited to submit short (1-5 page) 'position papers' (brief statements of problems, issues, or points of view on the topic) for circulation in advance of the session. The meeting will be audio-taped for development of any synthesis of the discussion, but otherwise not broadcast beyond the forum participants.

Moderators: Roger Silverstone, LSE, and Patricia Riley, ASC

Papers presented by:

• Sandra Ball-Rokeach
  
• Roger Silverstone
  
• Sara Banet-Weiser
  
• Douglas Thomas
  

• Majid Tehranian
  

Moderators: Roger Silverstone, LSE, and Patricia Riley, ASC

Paper presented by:

• Leslie Sklair
  
  Position paper by:
  
  
• Marty Kaplan
  

• Russell Neuman
  

Moderators: Roger Silverstone, LSE, and Patricia Riley, ASC

Papers presented by:

• Margaret Scammell
  
• Thomas Hollihan
  
• Terhi Rantanen
  
  

• William Drake

Moderators: Roger Silverstone, LSE, and Patricia Riley, ASC

• Bill Dutton will briefly overview the evolving outline of the proposed book on 'Managing the Global', based on input from ASC and LSE participants. Discussion will focus on identifying themes, new topics, and contributions that should be developed.
  
  
• Roger Silverstone and Patti Riley will lead a discussion of issues involved with moving ahead on joint research and teaching within the new Annenberg-LSE program in Global Communication.
  
  

This lecture will be introduced and moderated by Professor Geoffrey Cowan, Dean of The Annenberg School for Communication at USC