| Member Position | Name | Quick Bio of This Member |
Other Articles/Papers Authored by This Member |
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| Chairs | John P. Manley | Nortel | |
| William F. Weld | McDermott Will & Emery LLP | ||
| Pedro Aspe | Carnegie Corporation of New York | ||
| Vice Chairs | Thomas P. d'Aquino | Canadian Council of Chief Executives | |
| Andres Rozental | International IDEA | ||
| Robert A. Pastor | American University, Center for North American Studies |
National Legislatures within North America Congress and Mexico |
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| Director | Chappell Lawson | Political Science, MIT | |
| Other Task Force Members | Nelson W. Cunningham | American Security Product | |
| Wendy K. Dobson | University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management | ||
| Richard A. Falkenrath | NYPD Belfer Center for Science & International Affairs |
Grading the War on Terrorism, Foreign Affairs Shaping Europe's Military Order, The MIT Press |
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| Rafael Fernández de Castro | Woodrow International Center for Scholars Academic Resume EspacioUSA Vanguardia Latina |
Migration Issues: Raising the Stakes in U.S.-Latin American Relations
The United States and Mexico |
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| Ramón Alberto Garza | |||
| Gordon D. Giffin | Council of American Ambassadors
McKenna Long & Aldridge Forbes |
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| Allan Gotlieb | Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley
Trilateral Commission |
Book list | |
| Michael Hart | Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University
Academic resume |
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| Carlos Heredia | Woodrow International Center for Scholars | ||
| Carla A. Hills | Council on Foreign Relations
Center for Strategic and International Studies |
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| Gary C. Hufbauer | North American Convergence: An American Perspective The Trade and Investment Regime in the First Decade of the 21st Century |
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| Pierre Marc Johnson | Heenan Blaikie | ||
| James R. Jones | Council of American Ambassadors
Manatt Jones Global Strategies Forbes |
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| David McD. Mann | World Services Group: The Global Professional Services Network
Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) |
Energy in the North American Market Conference (June 12, 2003), speech transcript | |
| Doris M. Meissner | Migration Policy Institute
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace |
International Migration Challenges in a New Era
Immigration and America's Future: A New Chapter by the Independent Task Force on Immigration and America's Future sponsored by The Migration Policy Institute, The Manhattan Institute for Policy Research and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars |
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| Thomas M.T. Niles | United States Council for International Business | ||
| Luis de la Calle Pardo | |||
| Beatriz Paredes | Center for Strategic and International Studies | Beatriz Paredes election campaign in Mexico (Spanish only)
Paredes video talk (Spanish only) |
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| Andrés Rozental | |||
| Luis Rubio | Center for Strategic and International Studies | ||
| Jeffrey J. Schott | Peterson Institute for International Economics | ||
| Raul Yzaguirre | Arizona State University |
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