AGENDA
Friday, 4 April 2003
19.00: Reception and buffet at the Saïd Business School
Saturday, 5 April
Chair: Marco Verweij
9.00-9.15: Welcome Marco Verweij
9.15-10.00: What Is Clumsiness? Steve Rayner and Mike Thompson
10.00-10.55: How Safe Are Safety Seat Belts? John Adams
Coffee break
Chair: Christoph Engel
11.15-12.10: Viable and Unviable Hydro Policies: Dipak Gyawali
An Example from the Himalaya or: Forget the Kyoto Protocol: Curb Global Warming Instead Marco Verweij
12.10-13.00: The Strange Case of Western Aid to Eastern Europe Janine Wedel
Lunch
Chair: Steven Ney
15.00-16.00: More Statistics, Less Persuasion: A Cultural Theory of Gun Control Perceptions Don Braman
16.00-17.00: Is Encryption Is Making the Internet Virtually Clumsy? Tommy Tranvik & Per Selle
20.00: Dinner
Sunday, 6 April
Chair: Frank Hendriks
9.30-10.30: Is It a Wall, Snake, Brush, Tree, Fan, or Spear? Buddha's Parable of the Elephant and the Six Blind Men Applied to the American University Susanne Lohmann
10.30-11.30: Floods and Loss-Sharing: A Clumsy Solution from Hungary Joanne Linnerooth-Bayer & Anna Vari
Coffee break
Chair: Christoph Engel
11.50-13.00: Clumsy Conclusions Richard Ellis & Christopher Hood
Lunch
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