For the first time in 2008, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland. The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
2008 CAMDEN CONFERENCE
February 22-24, 2008
Religion as a Force in World Affairs
21st Annual Camden Conference
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Conference
2008 Camden Conference – Rev. J. Bryan Hehir
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
2008 Camden Conference – Scott Appleby
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
2008 Camden Conference – Andrew Natsios
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
2008 Camden Conference – Phil Wilcox
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
2008 Camden Conference – Ellen Laipson
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
CC 2008 Katherine Marshall
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
CC 2008 Douglas Johnston
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
CC 2008 Concluding Panel Discussion
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
CC 2008 Rend al Rahim Francke
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/
Scott Appleby
Speaker
Rend al-Rahim Francke
Speaker
Rev. J. Bryan Hehir
Keynote Speaker
Douglas M. Johnston
Speaker
Ellen Laipson
Speaker
Katherine Marshall
Speaker
Andrew Natsios
Speaker
Andrew Preston
Speaker
Philip C. Wilcox Jr.
Speaker
2008 Camden Conference – Andrew Preston
The 21st Annual Camden Conference, Religion as a Force in World Affairs, was held February 22-24, 2008.
For the first time, the World Affairs Council of Maine and the Camden Conference offered a live presentation of the Camden Conference at the Hannaford Auditorium in Portland.
The Conference explored the role of religion as a potent influence upon the formation and the implementation of foreign policy—especially the shaping of foreign policy in the United States—as a crucial factor in ongoing conflicts and crisis settings; as a central component in the deepening clash between self-identities in various movements and communities; and as potential stimulus for mediation, peace-making, and constructive social action.
More info: https://www.camdenconference.org/2008-conference/ …