Ad hoc meetings on Peace and Conflict

General Meeting

Justice versus Peace: Dilemmas and Development in Post-Crisis Situations

Panelist: Arthur C. Helton
Speakers: Aryeh Neier, Open Society Institute
Richard K. Betts
June 12, 2001

Contact: Eliana Jacobs 212-434-9739 or ejacobs@cfr.org

Roundtable Meeting

Peace and Conflict

Presider: Arthur C. Helton
January 18, 2001

General Meeting

The Most Dangerous Place in the World? Prospects for Peace in South Asia

Panelist: Radha Kumar, Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
Speaker: Inder Kumar Gujral, Former Prime Minister of India
March 23, 2000

General Meeting

Women's Rights, Human Rights, Peacemaking, and Reconstruction in Afghanistan

Presiders: Barnett R. Rubin
Beverlee Bruce
Speakers: Eleanor Smeal, The Feminist Majority Foundation
Nancy Dupree, ACBAR
Zohra Rasekh, Swedish Committee for Afghanistan
Carol Le Duc, Save the Children
Andrew Wilder
Barnett R. Rubin
June 29, 1999

General Meeting

Voices of Civil Society in the Balkans

Presider: Barnett R. Rubin
Speakers: Sonja Biserko
Slobodan Franovic
Gazmend Pula
Blerim Shala
May 7, 1999

General Meeting

Preventing Ethnic Violence in Indonesia

Presider: The Honorable Morton I. Abramowitz
Speakers: John S. Wolf, U.S. Department of State
David Burton, International Monetary Fund
Paula Causey, U.S. Department of State
Bruce Harris, World Bank
R. William Liddle, Ohio State University
Douglas A. Hartwick, U.S. Department of State
March 3, 1998

General Meeting

International Responses to the HIV/Blood Crisis: Perspectives from Japan and the United States

Presider: Sheldon Segal
Speakers: Eric Feldman, New York University
Ronald Bayer, Columbia University
January 23, 1998

Roundtable Meeting

The Campaign for an International Criminal Court

Presider: Barnett R. Rubin
Speakers: Emma Bonino, European Commission
Ruth Wedgwood
December 1, 1997

General Meeting

The Campaign to Ban Landmines: Why Is the United States Reluctant?

Presider: Barbara Crossette
Speakers: David E. Appleton, U.S. Department of State
Larry J. Dodgen, U.S. Department of Defense
Stephen D. Goose
November 21, 1997

General Meeting

What's Next for Afghanistan and Central Asia?

Presider: Marilyn Berger
Speakers: Laila Helms, Afghan-American Activist, Afghan-American Activist
Raymond E. C. Sommereyns, Director, Division for Preventive Diplomacy and Peacemaking in West Asia, Department of Political Affairs, United Nations
Barnett R. Rubin, Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Preventive Action, Council on Foreign Relations
November 19, 1996

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Ad hoc meetings on Peace and Conflict

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Justice versus Peace: Dilemmas and Development in Post-Crisis Situations

Peace and Conflict

The Most Dangerous Place in the World? Prospects for Peace in South Asia

Women's Rights, Human Rights, Peacemaking, and Reconstruction in Afghanistan

Voices of Civil Society in the Balkans

Preventing Ethnic Violence in Indonesia

International Responses to the HIV/Blood Crisis: Perspectives from Japan and the United States

The Campaign for an International Criminal Court

The Campaign to Ban Landmines: Why Is the United States Reluctant?

What's Next for Afghanistan and Central Asia?

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