Schiller Institute Conference
November 16-17, 2019

The Future of Humanity as a
Creative Species in the Universe

Saturday, November 16

Panel 1: Time of Strategic Upheaval: Will Europe
Be Able to Help Shape the New Paradigm?

 

We Can Shape a New Era of Mankind!

Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Chairwoman of the Schiller Institute

 

The Potential of the New Silk Road for Europe

Wang Weidong, Minister Counselor, Director of the Commerce and Trade Department at the Chinese Embassy in Germany

 

LaRouche’s Science of Physical Economy as the Key to Solving the Problems of the World, Eurasia, and Ukraine

Dr. Natalia Vitrenko, economist, Leader of the Progressive Socialist Party of Ukraine, Former Member of Parliament, Ukraine

 

Russia in the Chinese “One Belt One Road” Initiative: Possibilities and Prospects

Professor Andrei Ostrovskii, Deputy Director of the Institute of Far Eastern Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences

 

The Italy-Tunisia and Italy-Albania Bridges: Connecting the Belt and Road Corridors

Prof. Enzo Siviero, Director, eCampus University, Italy; Vice President, Réseau Méditerranéen des Écoles d’Ingénieurs

 

Developing Relations between Greece and the Belt & Road

Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos, Ambassador ad honorem, Greece, former Secretary General of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation

 

Pragmatism Against Ideologies

Col. Alain Corvez, ret., Consultant in international strategy, France

 

Panel 2: The Fundamental Scientific Issues of the Future and the New Space Silk Road

 

Can Europe Play a Key Role in Science?

Jacques Cheminade, President of Solidarité et Progrès, former Presidential Candidate, France

 

The Moon Village: Next Step Toward a New Era for Mankind

Sébastien Drochon, Space Policy Director, French Schiller Institute

 

LaRouche’s Discoveries: Educating a New Generation

Megan Beets and Jason Ross, LaRouche science team

 

In Defense of African Sovereignty

Henda Diogène Senny, President of the Pan-African League - Umoja

 

CLASSICAL CONCERT
A Tribute to Lyndon LaRouche
Works of Beethoven, Schubert, and Schumann

 

 

Sunday, November 17

 

Panel 3: Who is Lyndon LaRouche?

 

The Power of Reason: The Living Legacy of Lyndon LaRouche

Dennis Small, Ibero-America Coordinator, Schiller Institute

 

LaRouche and Science

Josef MikloŠko, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia

 

The Man Who Should Have Been President of the United States

Theo Mitchell, former South Carolina State Senator, USA

 

Fatherland, Nation and State as Seen by Progressive Catholics and by Lyndon LaRouche

Nino Galloni, former Director General of the Budget and Labor Ministries, Italy

 

The Importance of Lyndon LaRouche’s Ideas for the Arab World

Hussein Askary, Southwest Asia Coordinator for the Schiller Institute

 

LaRouche, a ‘Florentine’ Mind

Claudio Giudici, Chairman, Uritaxi (National Taxi Trade-Union), Florence, Italy

 

Where Is America Headed? The LaRouche Solution as the Way Out of Chaos

Harley Schlanger, former spokesman for Lyndon LaRouche; Board Member of the Schiller Institute

 

Panel 4: Beauty and Classical Art as Mankind’s Vocation: The Cultural Silk Road

 

The Necessity of a Classical Renaissance for the Youth of the World

Diane Sare, Director of the Manhattan Chorus Project

 

LaRouche and the Unity of Art and Science

Antonella Banaudi, Soprano and singing teacher; expert on the Verdi tuning

 

True Freedom Through True Art: The Negro Spiritual’s Unique Contribution to Classical Literacy in America

Elvira Green, Mezzo-soprano, 30-year member of the Metropolitan Opera; founder of the Spiritual Renaissance Singers of Greensboro, North Carolina, USA

 

Panels 3 and 4 are published in this issue; panels 1 and 2 appeared in the previous issue of EIR, November 22, 2019.