3 Day Forum
Adelaide, South Australia
Australia
1 - 3 October 2003

*Subject to change

Forum Event	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Start 8:45am	Opening by Prof James McWha, Vice Chancellor, The University of Adelaide
Session 1 9:00am - 10:30am	Dr John Bruni, Centre for Asian Studies, The University of Adelaide The Four Types of Terror - Nationalist (Separatist); Religious (Apocalyptic); State-Sponsored (Strategic); Political (Left & Right Wing/Anarchist) Ballistic Missile Proliferation	Dr Felix Patrikeeff , Department of Politics, The University of Adelaide & Dr John Bruni Weak States, the Soft Underbelly? Authoritarian States: supporting Evil to Fight a Greater Evil?	Mr Allan McDougall, State Emergency Services The Crucial Interfaces - including Intelligence, Defence and Emergency Services
Morning tea
Session 2 11:00am - 12:30pm	Mr Clive Williams, Director, Terrorism Studies, ANU Macro Terrorism	Prof Carl Thayer, Australian Defence Force Academy The Types of Terrorism & Asymmetric Confrontations in East Asia Proliferation of WMD in East Asia	Colonel Andrew Smith, Director, Force Development Group, Land Warfare Development Centre Homeland Security, the Australian, American, and British Experiences Thus Far
Lunch
Session 3 : 1:30pm - 3:30pm	Intelligence, Internal Security and Civil Liberties Panel Chair Mr Clive Williams, Director, Terrorism Studies, ANU Panel: Dr John Bruni, Centre for Australian Studies, The University of Adelaide, Cpt Remso Martinez, Defence Intelligence Training Centre, Stephen Kenny, Chairperson, Council of Civil Liberties (SA) and solicitor for David Hicks Electronic Intelligence (Elint) vs. Human Intelligence (Humint): Getting the Right Balance Political-Social Dynamics in a Multicultural Society Protection of Civil Liberties during a War on Terrorism	Defence Panel Chair Dr John Bruni Panel: Mr Kevin Deane, Research Scientist, DSTO; Dr Niem Tri, Research Scientist, DSTO, Lt Col David Kilcullen, SO1 Force Projection, Directorate General of Future Land Warfare, Army Headquarters Fighting an Unconventional War with Traditional Military Power Information War - the Real or Imagined Threat Posed by Cyber-terrorism Future War - the Promise of New Military Technological Solutions to Counter Asymmetric Threats Developing Military Warfighting Concepts Defence Capabilities to Counter Asymmetric Warfare Irregular Warfare in Asia: Cultural Dimension of Asymmetry	Peace Panel Chair Mr Adam Fitzpatrick, Director Seraphim Risk Management Panel: Dr John Bruni, Dr Felix Patrikeff; Lt Col David Kilcullen The inevitability of Negotiating with the Enemy: Legitimising the Illegitimate, or a Path to Lasting Peace? The Problems of Negotiating Peace Amid Violence
Afternoon tea
Session 4 4:00pm - 5:30pm	Dr Brian Victoria, Centre for Asian Studies, The University of Adelaide, Archbishop John Hepworth, Arthur Saniotis, Department of Anthropology, The University of Adelaide& Mr David Olney, Department of Politics, The University of Adelaide. Faith is Power: Religion as a 'Force Multiplier' in AW Jihad and Just War Theory The Role of Alienation in Motivating Sub-state Nihilistic Behaviour	Defence Panel continued Dr Felix Patrikeeff The Mythologising of Huntington's World View	Adam Fitzpatrick, Director Seraphim Risk Management Civil Infrastructure and Corporate Security
Close			Closing by Dr John Bruni
Functions 7:00pm	Dinner Guest speaker: Vice Admiral David Shackleton AO	Dinner

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