Meeting Notes - November 14, 2002
The Political Economy of War and Peace
Charles Cater, rapporteur
A report of the IPA [now IPI] New York Seminar held at West Point on May 6-10, 2002, to examine the legacies of war economies and the challenges they pose for peace operations, including peace implementation and sustainable postconflict peacebuilding.
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