In 2005

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  Meeting Notes 10-14-2005by Mashood Issaka and Batabiha Bushoki

  Civil Society and Democratic Transitions in the DRC, Burundi, and Rwanda

  On April 19, 2005, the International Peace Academy [now International Peace Institute] Africa Program convened the third of its annual capstone civil society dialogues in New York.  For a second consecutive year, the dialogue concentrated on civil society’s role in peacebuilding and democratization in the Great Lakes region, centering on the transitional processes in the […]

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  Meeting Notes 08-13-2005Kaysie Studdard, rapporteur

  Transformation of War Economies: Report of Experts’ Seminar

  This report summarizes key points discussed at an experts’ seminar held on June 16-18, 2005, in Plymouth, UK, on Transformation of War Economies, as part of an Economic and Social Research Council project (Res. 223250071).

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  Meeting Notes 04-14-2005by John L. Hirsch and Nancy Walker

  Strengthening African Peacekeeping Capacity: African Military Perspectives

  The International Peace Academy [now International Peace Institute] convened a workshop on April 17-19, 2005, in Bamako, Mali, bringing together seven prominent African military leaders with military representatives from two of Africa’s major development partners, France and the United Kingdom, for an in-depth discussion on the requirements for Strengthening African Peacekeeping Capacity.

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  Meeting Notes 04-11-2005by International Peace Institute

  Global Public Health and Biological Security: Complementary Approaches

  This note summarizes the key points discussed at a meeting held on March 3, 2005, on the recommendations of the Secretary-General’s High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges, and Change in relation to biological security and public health.

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  Meeting Notes 03-28-2005by International Peace Academy

  Post-Conflict Transitions: National Experience and International Reform

  This summary stems from a meeting jointly convened by the International Peace Institute and the Center on International Cooperation, and examines specific national postwar experiences in order to better inform current deliberations on international peacebuilding reforms recommended by the Secretary-General’s High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges, and Change.In particular, participants discussed the challenges of creating and […]

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