(Fwd) Salzburg Seminar 1999 Program Announcement

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From:          "Joan Todd, Alumni Officer" <alumni at salsem.ac.at>
To:            Salzburg Seminar Alumni <alumni at salsem.ac.at>
Subject:       Salzburg Seminar 1999 Program Announcement
Date:          Fri, 10 Jul 1998 19:49:03 +0200

Dear Salzburg Seminar alumni,

Greetings to you from Schloss Leopoldskron! Despite its snowing today on
top of the Untersberg, it is nonetheless almost halfway through July, we're
halfway through Session 358 on "Social and Political Implications of the
Internet," and that means we're halfway through the 1998 program. It's hard
to believe that we're already well into planning the program for next year,
but the subjects and dates are set, and we thought you'd be interested in
receiving advance notice of them.

Next year's sessions present one of the fullest and most challenging
programs the Seminar has organized in our fifty-one-year history. In
addition to the traditional core sessions and American Studies Center
programs listed below, there will be a number of special sessions and
Universities Project symposia taking place throughout the year. All
preliminary descriptions will be posted on the Seminar's website next week:
<http://www.salsem.ac.at>. As these are further developed and their
faculties identified, that information will be updated. The detailed 1999
Program Brochure will be printed and mailed to you in the fall.

Please pass information about the Seminar's programs to anyone you feel
would be a qualified participant. As in previous years, we are seeking
mid-career professionals who have demonstrated leadership potential in
their various fields and are fluent in English. Our continuing purpose is
to provide future leaders with substantive, multi-disciplinary programs
that allow them to enhance their global vision, leadership skills, and
professional networks. If you have questions or wish additional information
at this time, please do not hesitate to be in touch with me.

We are grateful for your ongoing interest and support, and send you our
very best regards.

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SALZBURG SEMINAR 1999 ACADEMIC PROGRAM

Session 364: February 6-13
The Independent Sector: Building on the Past and Looking to the Future

Session 365: March 20-27
The Transatlantic Agenda at the Turn of the Century

ASC 23: April 17-24
Public History and National Identity

Session 366: April 25-May 2
Urban Youth

Session 367: May 9-16
Costs and Benefits of the Free Market System

Session 368: June 16-23
Scientific Development and the Democratic Process

Session 369: July 10-17
The Challenges of an Aging Society: The Intergenerational Contract

Session 370: July 31-August 7
Personal Responsibility of Judges

Session 371: September 4-11
Art, Religion, and the Shaping of Culture

ASC 24: September 25-October 2
Information Technology and the Future of Education

Session 372: October 9-16
Race and Ethnicity: Social Change through Public Awareness

Session 373: December 4-11
China and the Global Community

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Joan Todd, Alumni Officer
Salzburg Seminar
P.O. Box 129
A-5010 Salzburg, Austria
Tel: [43] 662 839 830
Fax: [43] 662 839 837
E-mail: alumni at salsem.ac.at