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Protection of Civilians and Political Strategies

The 2015 UN High-Level Independent Panel on Peace Operations (HIPPO) stressed two major themes that Secretary-General António Guterres continues to focus on: first, the primacy of politics in peacekeeping, which he raised in his September 2017 remarks at…

Meeting Notes 12-13-2004by James Cockayne with Cyrus Samii, rapporteurs

The Iraq Crisis and World Order: Structural and Normative Challenges

This report summarizes the Bangkok meeting discussions, focusing on insights relating to UN reform.
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Multilateral System, Peace and Security
Meeting Notes 12-13-2004Jacqueline Klopp, rapporteur

Civil Society and the State: Partnership for Peace in the Great Lakes Region

Recognizing many challenges to the region’s stability, a number of key policy recommendations for consideration within the context of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (IC/GLR) emerged out of the meeting discussions.
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Peacebuilding
Meeting Notes 10-14-2004by Flavius Stan

The Security-Development Nexus: Conflict, Peace and Security in the 21st Century

Most contemporary wars are intrastate conflicts, which often have far-reaching regional as well as international dimensions and ramifications.
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Governance, Peace and Security, Rule of Law, Security Sector Reform, Sustainable Development
Meeting Notes 10-13-2004by International Peace Institute

Building Effective Partnerships: Improving the Relationship Between Internal and External Actors in Post-Conflict Countries

This conference document is the culmination of the Peacebuilding Forum, a joint effort of the WSP and the International Peace Academy [now International Peace Institute].
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Peacebuilding
Meeting Notes 10-13-2004by Dorina A. Bekoe, Kapinga-Yvette Ngandu and Marilyn Aniwa, rapporteurs

Appraising Efforts to Improve Conflict Management in West Africa

This report stems from the Accra seminar intended to review developments on the implementation of the ECOWAS security mechanism, assess the status of the implementation of the recommendations made at past seminars and provide recommendations to the United Nations (UN), the African Union (AU), and sub-regional organizations on how to improve their strategies for successful […]
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Conflict Prevention, Regional Organizations