Dr. Christoph Bertram

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  Dr. Christoph Bertram, Hamburg

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  Dr. Christoph Bertram, Director, German Institute for International Security Affairs, Berlin

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  "His view is, `We're right, they're wrong, and we'll continue to be right,' " said Christoph Bertram, director of the German Institute for International Politics and Security in Berlin.

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  I am thinking here of the rather provocative but intriguing speech made by Christoph Bertram, Editor-in-Chief of Die Zeit, at the 40th General Assembly of the Atlantic Treaty Association in the Hague on 26 October 1994.His suggestion of broadening the scope of the relations between the European and transatlantic pillars of NATO at this juncture, might be an attractive one.In Bertram's words: "We can no longer afford to leave US-European relations to the ministers of foreign affairs and defence or to the chiefs of staff: we must get the ministers of health, of labour, of social affairs, of the environment together.If the latter have nothing to say to each other, the former will also, sooner rather than later, run out of a common agenda."
  
  The Atlantic Contract I referred to could indeed very well transcend the borders of politico-military cooperation and provide a new foundation for broader relations between the European Union and the US and Canada. In view of the vast array of joint strategic interests - of which Bertram names a few important ones - the Atlantic Contract should provide for appropriate venues to give shape to an enhanced transatlantic relationship.

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  "Japan is isolated," echoes Christoph Bertram, former director of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.

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  Christoph Bertram assesses European concerns and expectations at the change of tenant in the White House.
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  And Christoph Bertram, director of the Berlin-based Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, assesses European concerns and expectations.

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  Bertram Christoph, representative to Bilderberg for Germany and Bilderberg attendant in '95, '96, and '98, is a former director of the IISS.

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  Christoph Bertram, director of Germany's Foundation for Science and Politics, was recently quoted in the Wall Street Journal as saying,
  
  "The Americans must realize that we have a different approach in Europe……you cannot exert force by decree when you must operate within a system that depends on consensus…..I'm worried that Europe, too, will adopt the notion that there is some sort of virility test in one's ability to exert force in a hurry."
  
  The difference in approach is perhaps illustrated by our respective policies towards Cuba.We both abhor the Castro regime and the misery it has inflicted on the Cuban population.US policy is to apply strict economic sanctions to the island until they succeed in toppling the government.The European policy is to make our strong position in favor of democracy and human rights clearly known to the Cuban government, but to rely on human contact, including through economic relations, to eventually bring about a change through the power of our ideas.

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  Since 1998, Christoph Bertram, a former director of the London based International Institute for Strategic Studies and a longstanding senior editor of the German weekly Die Zeit, has been the director of SWP.

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  By Christoph Bertram
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  Christoph Bertram is the former head of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.

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