Sais

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The Paul H Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS, Massachusetts Avenue, N.W). The SAIS (www.sais-jhu.edu) support various ideas of people like James Schlesinger (former secretary of Defense and CIA director), Bernard L. Shwartz Professor Francis Fukuyama (President's Council on Bioethics, appointed by President Bush on January 16th 2002, and Professor of International Political Economy at SAIS), David Owen (House of Lords member and former foreign secretary of the United Kingdom), Daniel Hamilton (director of the SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations), David Rockefeller (CFR-director, author of "Memoirs: The Rockefeller Family in International Affairs" and former chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank), Carla Hills (vice chairman of the Board of the Council on Foreign Relations ->), SAIS Professor Brzezinski,Zbigniew, Ruth Wedgwood (director of the SAIS International Law and Organization Program), James D. Wolfensohn (President of The World Bank Group), Eliot Cohen (director of the Strategic Studies Program SAIS and author of "Soldiers, Statesmen and Leadership in Wartime"), Ilham Aliyev (first vice president of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan/SOCAR), Ashraf Jehangir Qazi (ambassador of Pakistan to the United States and former Pakistan's ambassador to the Russian Federation, the People's Republic of China and India), Christopher Meyer (ambassador of the United Kingdom to the United States) , Herman T. Franssen (director of Petroleum Economics Ltd), Al Hegburg (a senior adviser at the Scowcroft Group (->) and former AMOCO (->) executive), Frank Verrastro (a senior policy adviser at Vinson & Elkins and former senior vice president at Pennzoil), Richard Holbrooke ( Cfr board member and former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations) and many others.

The SAIS and The Nixon Center invited guest speakers at their events like Wolf Blitzer (CNN) or Zalmay Khalilzad (->), special presidential envoy for Afghanistan and former Unocal consultant. New Yorks Mayor Bloomberg worked at Johns Hopkins Institute, under him Paul Wolfowitz (->). (See JohnsHopkinsInstitute) (See Oil)