CIAO DATE: 03/02

US Foreign Policy Agenda

 

Volume 1, Number 19, December 1996

American Perspectives on Conflict Resolution (Download the complete issue in PDF format)

From the Editors

Focus

• Preventing Diplomacy: A Key Element in U.S. Foreign Policy,  an Interview with James Steinberg, Director, State Department Policy Planning Staff
• The Osce: A Leader in Conflict Prevention,  an Interview with John Kornblum, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Canadian Affairs
• Preventing and Reducing Conflict: Goals All Nations Can Share,  by I. William Zartman, Professor of International Organization and Conflict Resolution, The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies

Commentary

• Conflict Resolution: A Unique U.S. Role for the 21st Century,  by Dennis J.D. Sandole, Professor of Conflict Resolution and International Relations, George Mason University

The Process and Players

• Forging New Ways to Manage Conflict in the Post-Cold War World,  an interview with Richard Solomon, President of the United States Institute of Peace
• Fostering Opportunities for Peacemaking Around the World,  an interview with Harry Barnes, Director, Conflict Resolution and Human Rights Programs, The Carter Center
• Track Two Diplomacy: Nongovernmental Strategies for Peace,  by James Notter and John McDonald, Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy
• U.S.-Based Initiatives to Study and Practice Peacebuilding,  Fact Sheet on programs throughout the nation

A Guide to Additional Reading

• American Perspectives on Conflict Resolution: Key Internet Sites  (Internet links to resources on conflict management)
• American Perspectives on Conflict Resolution: Bibliography  (Spotlighting other views on the subject)
• American Perspectives on Conflict Resolution: Article Alert  (Abstracts of current articles)