A panel on `Religion, Religious Parties, and Democracy`.  Chair:  David Cuthell.  Discussant:  Mirjam Kunkler.  Panelists:  Stathis Kalyvas and Alfred Stepan

Intro and Stathis Kalyvas
Alfred Stepan
Mirjam Kunkler
Q&A

Morgan Tsvangirai, Prime Minister, Republic of Zimbabwe.
Presider:  Margaret Warner, Senior Correspondent, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer

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Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Secretary of State.
Presider:  Richard N. Haass, President, Council on Foreign Relations

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Lawrence H. Summers, Director, National Economic Council; Assistant to the President for Economic Policy
Presider:  Carla A. Hills, Chairman and CEO, Hills & Company; Co-Chairman, Council on Foreign Relations

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This conference focuses on the comparative analysis of public health strategies in different states.

Day One:
Klaus Hurrelmann, Hertie School of Governance: Why should we tackle health inequalities?
Espen Dahl, Hogskolen i Oslo: Health inequalities related to types of welfare states
Richard Brown, University of California LA: Health inequalities and public health in the USA
Seppo Koskinen, National Institute for Health and Welfare (Finland): Health inequalities and public health in Finland
Keynote:  Clare Bambra, Durham University, UK: Welfare state and health equity policies
Day Two:
Nicky Hart, University of California LA: Policy lessons from comparative research
Bertram Haussler, IGES Institut: Reducing inequalities in supply with health care services
Dorothee Heinen, Bundeszentrale fur gesundheitliche, Aufklarung Koln: Policy Initiatives of the EU
Keynote: Martin McKee, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine: What do we really know about successful strategies?