On May 18, Hall Gardner was interviewed by Deutsche Welle on the “European Bailout Protection Act” that is currently being introduced in the House of Representatives  by Republicans. On May 19, Gardner spoke on the subject, "Immigration, la guerre contre la drogue et l'escalade de la crise américano-mexicaine" based on Chapter 9 of his book, Averting Global War (New York : Palgrave, 2010) at the Forum du Futur conference, "Les relations entre les Etats-Unis et l'Amérique latine : une nouvelle donne?" held at France-Amériques. His article, "Afghanistan: An Ever Widening War?" was published in Géostrategiques (No. 27, 2ème trimestre, La Géostratégie de l'Afghanistan).  On May 21, Professor Gardner was invited by Mikhail Gorbachev to participate in the first meeting of the New Policy Forum, held in Luxembourg, as a member of the advisory board. The New Policy Forum aims to bring together current political leaders, veterans of international politics, intellectuals and civil society representatives in a common effort to develop new ideas and new policies for the XXI century (see: http://gorbachev.crmm.ru).

Professor Gardner is a geostrategist with a comparative historical orientation. His focus is on the origins of war, yet more specifically on deliberating the phenomenon of war’s eruption and its regional and global ramifications, with an eye toward conflict resolution. His research blends a historical and theoretical approach with contemporary international affairs, concentrating on questions involving NATO and European Union enlargement, the collapse of the Soviet Union and its impact upon China and Eurasia in general, as well as the global ramifications of the “war on terrorism.”

He is a member of the Committee on Atlantic Studies and of The World Political Forum. He is also on the Board of Advisors of the Cicero Foundation, the Global Water Fund, and Just World International. He has published widely in the field of international politics, in journals such as the Harvard International Review (Winter 2003) and European Affairs (Summer, 2002). He has published a number of articles in French in the new journal Géostratégiques, as member of the Conseil Scientifique, and contributes review essays to the journal, The European Legacy.

He is frequently invited to speak at international conferences, including “Is Dialogue between Civilizations Possible,” a conference held at The American University in Moscow in November 2005, the NATO 50th Anniversary Academic Conference held in Brussels and Bonn in 1999, and the World Political Forum conference of October 2003. He is the author or editor of seven books, including Surviving the Millennium: American Global Strategy, the Collapse of the Soviet Empire and the Question of Peace (Praeger, 1994); Dangerous Crossroads: Europe, Russia, and the Future of NATO (Praeger 1997); and American Global Strategy and the "War on Terrorism" (Ashgate, 2005). Professor Gardner is additionally an internationally published poet.

Hall Gardner, general editor and contributor, NATO and the European Union: New World New Europe New Threats (Ashgate, 2004) Preface; Introduction; Chapter 2: "From Balance to Imbalance of Terror," Chapter 8: "Toward New Euro-Atlantic, Euro-Mediterranean Security Communities"; Chapter 16: "Preclusive War with Iraq: Regional and Global Ramifications."

Hall Gardner and Radoslava Stefanova, eds., The New Transatlantic Agenda: Facing the Challenges of Global Governance, Ashgate, 2001. Co-editor and contributor: Russia and China: The Risks of Uncoordinated Transatlantic Strategies"

Central and Southeastern Europe in Transition: Perspectives on Success and Failure Since 1989 (Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers, March 1999). General editor and contributor, "Chapter 10: The Genesis of NATO Enlargement and of War ‘over’ Kosovo," March 2000. Chapter 10 was selected as one of the fifteen "best books or articles on NATO enlargement” by Questia librarians.

NATO’s New Strategy and ESDI: European Security in the New Millennium (Maastricht, Cicero Foundation Press, 1999

Books in Progress: 1) British and American Bids for “World Hegemony.” 2) Origins and Prevention of Major Power War; 3) Alienation, Revanche, and Reconciliation.

"Le retrait de Gaza : Vers la réconciliation Israélopalestinienne, la troisième Intifada, Ou des différends Intra-palestiniens", Institut International d’Etudes Strategiques, Geostrategiques, No 9, September 2005. http://www.strategicsinternational.com/9_Gardner.pdf

"Interview: Hall Gardner," International Affairs Forum, Center for International Affairs. May 2005. http://www.iaforum.org/Files/hallgardner.pdf.

"From the Egyptian Crisis of 1882 to Iraq of 2003: Alliance Ramifications of British and American Bids for ‘World Hegemony’" and "World Hegemony and its Aftermath" published in Sens Public No 3. March 2005.

http://www.sens-public.org/article_paru3.php3?id_article=114 

http://www.sens-public.org/article_paru3.php3?id_article=119   

"Embrouille et prévoyance en Irak," Geostrategiques, No 7, April 2005.

"Transcending the New World Disequilibrium," World Political Forum, WPF 2003 documents area, http://www.theworldpoliticalforum.org/b1.php?id=9

"Labors of the New American Hercules," Connections, II, 3, September 2003.

"The Iraq Crisis and its Impact on the Future of EU-US Relations," The Cicero Foundation, www.cicerofoundation.org  (Listed in Policy Library: http://www.policylibrary.com/defence)

"Aligning for the Future", Harvard International Review, Winter 2003. (Listed on US Embassy: American Reference Center - Article Alert 200305).

"History Suggests U.S. and Europe Need a More Equal Partnership" European Affairs, Summer Vol 3, No. 3, 2002.

"NATO Enlargement and Geohistory: Alliances and the Question of War or Peace" in "NATO for a New Century: Enlargement and Intervention in the Atlantic Alliance" ed., Carl Hodge (Westport: Praeger, 2002)

« L’après 11 Septembre: La Russie et l’élargissement de l’OTAN » Puissances et Influences Annuaire. Editions Charles Léopold Mayer 2002-03.

"Scenarios for NATO Enlargement" Revista Euro-Atlantike, Kosova Institute for Euro-Atlantic Integrations Vol. 1/ No 1 2002. (in English, Albanian and Serbian.)

"Sustaining the Post-Cold War Euro-Atlantic Equilibrium: NATO-EU Relations with Russia and Ukraine" News of the Atlantic Council of Slovenia, October 2001.

Contributor, The Closing of the Second World War: Twilight of a Totalitarianism, ed. David Wingate Pike (Peter Lang, 2001)

"China: From World Revolution to Raw Pan-national Interest" Geostrategics, Institut International d’Etudes Strategiques, No.3, April 2001. (English and French )

"A Geostrategy for World Peace" Geostrategics, Institut International d’Etudes Strategiques, No 2, March 2001. (English and French)

"L’OTAN et L’Union Européenne: Les Risques du ‘double élargissement’" Géostratégiques Institut International d’Etudes Stratégiques, No. 1, janvier 2001. (French and English)

"NATO and the UN: The Contemporary Relevance of the 1949 North Atlantic Treaty," in NATO: The First Fifty Years, ed. Gustav Schmidt (Palgrave. July 2001).

"China and the World in the New Millennium" Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies, special issue March 2000 vol. XVII No.2, Institute of Asian Studies Chemmancherry, Sholinganallur Chennai- 600 119 India. Also, published on world wide web by Centre de Recherches sur les Etudes Asiatiques, edited by. T.Wignesan, http://members.aol.com/wignesh/4china_and_international.htm

"Toward a Separate Euro-Atlantic Command" published byCommittee on Eastern Europe and Russia in NATO" (1999) http://www.fas.org/man/nato/analysis.htm.

"NATO, Russia and Eastern European Security: Beyond the Interwar Analogy," in NATO Looks East, eds. Pietr Dutkiewicz and Robert J. Jackson (Praeger, 1998).

"The Military Integration of Eastern Europe," in Defense: the Next Step in European Integration, Cicero Paper, No. 1 (Maastricht: Cicero Foundation, 1996).

"Toward an Eastern Locarno" Centre de Recherches sur le Monde Contemporain, Faculty Jean Monnet, Universite de Paris Sud, No 2 1995.

"Past, Present, Future Dilemmas of European Security and Identity" in Journal, History of European Ideas, Vol 15, No 1-3, August 1992.

"China's Reaction to Western Liberalism and Democratic Values," Le Canard Laque, Association Asie Extreme, Institut d'Etudes Politiques, No 5, Spring 1991.

"China and the World after Tiananmen" SAIS Review, Winter/Spring 1990 (Summarized in International Political Science Abstracts, Paris: Vol. 40, No. 4-5, Abstract No. 40.4614.)

Book Reviews:

"The Russian Military: Power and Policy," in Slavic Review, forthcoming.

"Review Essay: The Virilio Reader," in The European Legacy, v.9, n.6, 2004.

"Spies Without Cloaks: The KGB’s Successors," The European Legacy, Vol. 5, No.2, February 1998.

"A History of International Relations Theory," The European Legacy, Vol. 3, No.1, February 1998.

"A Reader in International Relations and Political Theory," History of European Ideas, Vol. 18, No.3, 1994, 437-38.

"Rousseau on International Relations," Review Essay, History of European Ideas, Vol.14, No 4, July 1992.

Journalism:  Interviewed by AFP, C-NBC News, Il Secolo XIX, O Globo, Reuters, Voice of America and other news media, 2002-2005; Interviewed for Documentary Film, "Technologie contre Terrorisme" ARTE November 2001.

Editorials: "From the Balkans to the Baltics" Moscow News (in Russian) 16-22 May 2000. "Toward a Euro-Atlantic Compromise" Focus, Center for Political and Strategic Studies, Washington, DC, November 1997. "Stealthy Mission of Appeasement- for Naught" Op. Ed. L.A. Times, December 20, 1989, B7; "Far From Beijing, the Students Stand Up" Op. Ed., L.A. Times, May 18, 1989, Section II, 7; "A Troubled China Needs Democracy," Op Ed., L.A. Times, April 23, 1989, Section V, 5; "Those Stumbling Blocks to Recognizing Vietnam Don't Have to Trip U.S. Now," Op. Ed., L.A. Times, March 14, 1989, Section II, 7.

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