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The Statesmen's Debate

Monthly Commentaries by Jorge G. Castañeda ,Richard N. Haass and Michel Rocard

Jorge G. Castañeda

Richard N. Haass

Michel Rocard

Jorge G. Castañeda, former Foreign Minister of Mexico (2000-2003), is a Global Distinguished Professor of Politics and Latin American Studies at New York University.

Richard N. Haass, formerly Director of Policy Planning in the US State Department, is President of The Council on Foreign Relations.

Michel Rocard, former Prime Minister of France and leader of the Socialist Party, is a member of the European Parliament.

In a series of monthly commentaries by leading statesmen Jorge Castañeda, Richard Haass and Michel Rocard, Project Syndicate offers a truly global perspective on some of today's most divisive issues - from terrorism and preemptive war, to protectionism and the role of cultural and religious values.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
June 2009	Cuba’s Back by Jorge G. Castañeda
May 2009	The Return of American Realism by Richard N. Haass
April 2009	An Alliance of Equals by Michel Rocard
March 2009	The Revolution Reborn by Jorge G. Castañeda
February 2009	The North Pole in Peril by Michel Rocard
January 2009	The Obama Surprise by Richard N. Haass
December 2008	The Mexican Muddle by Jorge G. Castañeda
November 2008	Redesigning Capitalism by Michel Rocard
October 2008	Free Trade with a Human Face by Jorge G. Castañeda
October 2008	What to Expect From the 44th President by Richard N. Haass
September 2008	A New US Agenda for Latin America by Jorge G. Castañeda
August 2008	European Social Democracy’s Powerless Power by Michel Rocard
July 2008	Olympic Gamesmanship by Richard N. Haass
June 2008	Farewell to the Revolution? by Jorge G. Castañeda
May 2008	The Revolution that Wasn’t by Michel Rocard

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