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DESCRIPTION:EU-US Cooperation on Terrorist Crises: The Case of Somalia\, Ye
 men &amp\; the Gulf of Aden Piracy off the coast of Somalia has increased 
 dramatically over the past five years. In response the United States and t
 he European Union have increased their naval presence in the region. The E
 U is operating EU NAVFOR - Operation Atalanta and the US is overseeing Com
 bined Task Force 151 to “detect and deter piracy in and around the Gulf of
  Aden\, Arabian Sea\, Indian Ocean and Red Sea.”&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Open to ALL
  Graduate Students\, of any University\, Syracuse University is hosting a 
 Simulation that will confront participants with a terrorist attack scenari
 o on a naval vessel in the Gulf of Aden and challenge them to navigate the
  waters of international cooperation to make use of the collaborative stru
 ctures already in place and develop new tools to manage the crisis. Partic
 ipants will explore the new powers granted to the High Representative for 
 Foreign Affairs by the Lisbon Treaty which took effect in 2010. Our key no
 te speakers will be Thomas Henökl\, of the European Commissions’ Crisis Ma
 nagement Unit and a US State Department Somalia Desk Official. Register on
 -line at: http://www1.maxwell.syr.edu/moynihan/merc/Welcome/&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
DTEND:20100319T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260511T232650Z
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SUMMARY:MERC hosts: EU Graduate Simulation - Washington\, DC
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:EU-US Cooperation on Terrorist Crises: The Cas
 e of Somalia\, Yemen &amp\; the Gulf of Aden Piracy off the coast of Somal
 ia has increased dramatically over the past five years. In response the Un
 ited States and the European Union have increased their naval presence in 
 the region. The EU is operating EU NAVFOR - Operation Atalanta and the US 
 is overseeing Combined Task Force 151 to “detect and deter piracy in and a
 round the Gulf of Aden\, Arabian Sea\, Indian Ocean and Red Sea.”&nbsp\;&n
 bsp\; Open to ALL Graduate Students\, of any University\, Syracuse Univers
 ity is hosting a Simulation that will confront participants with a terrori
 st attack scenario on a naval vessel in the Gulf of Aden and challenge the
 m to navigate the waters of international cooperation to make use of the c
 ollaborative structures already in place and develop new tools to manage t
 he crisis. Participants will explore the new powers granted to the High Re
 presentative for Foreign Affairs by the Lisbon Treaty which took effect in
  2010. Our key note speakers will be Thomas Henökl\, of the European Commi
 ssions’ Crisis Management Unit and a US State Department Somalia Desk Offi
 cial. Register on-line at: http://www1.maxwell.syr.edu/moynihan/merc/Welco
 me/&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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