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Adam Lupel, Vice President

Dr. Adam Lupel is the Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at the International Peace Institute. He is responsible for developing IPI’s long-term research agenda and for overseeing…
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Albert Trithart, Editor

Albert Trithart joined IPI in November 2015 as the Assistant Editor. As current Editor, he is involved with editing and producing IPI books, policy reports, issues briefs, and research…
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This series of research papers examines “new” issues in peace operations: new technologies for peacekeeping in 2015, peace operations in violent and asymmetric threat environments in 2016, and field support for UN peace operations in 2017. It is part of a multi-year project funded by the French Ministry of Armed Forces’ Directorate General for International Relations and Strategy (DGRIS) that began in 2014 and is continuing through to 2020.

This series includes three articles published in a special issue of International Peacekeeping:

Geospatial Technology as a Conflict Prevention and Management Tool in UN Peacekeeping
Tracking the Blue: Phone and Vehicle Location Systems for UN Peacekeeping
Counter-IED Technology in UN Peacekeeping: Expanding Capability and Mitigating Risks

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