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1997

Cornwallis Group II: Analysis for and of the Resolution of Conflict
The Canadian Peacekeeping Press of The Lester B. Pearson Canadian International Peacekeeping Training Centre
7-11 April 1997

This second workshop was designed to place more emphasis on assisting nongovernmental organizations, and more international representation was sought.

Contributed Papers:

  1. Military Operations and Canadian Forces Peacekeeping Operations [abstract]
  2. Evolving Peacekeeping in the Post-Cold War Era: Some Notes on Cornwallis-II (An Anthropologist Looks In) [abstract]
  3. Conceptual Model of Peace Operations (CMPO) and the Liberian Elections [abstract]
  4. Applying the Decision Support System GMCR II to Peace Operations [abstract]
  5. Different Countries – Different Worlds: National Approaches to Civil-Military Coordination in Peace and Humanitarian Assistance Operations [abstract]
  6. Asymmetric Evolutions and Resolutions in Military Analysis [abstract]
  7. Intelligent Automata Models of Societal Conflict [abstract]
  8. Planning the Ground Force for Operations in the Post-Cold War Era: A Systems Analysis Approach [abstract]
  9. The Role of the NGO in Conflict Resolution [abstract]
  10. Can I Do That and My Job Too? [abstract]
  11. Complex Emergencies Doctrine: New Approach to Old Problems [abstract]
  12. A Conflict Structure Code for Conflict Definition and Resolution [abstract]
  13. Political Landscape Models of Emerging Societal Stability [abstract]
  14. Costs, Risks, and Timing of Decisions for Peacemaking Operations [abstract]
  15. Implementing the Dayton Accords: The Challenges of Inter-Agency Coordination [abstract]
  16. C3I for Peace Operations: Lessons from Bosnia [abstract]
  17. Engineer Support: Safeguarding of Living conditions for Rapid Reaction Forces [abstract]
  18. Breakpoint: A Method to Terminate Force-On-Force Models and Simulations of Force-On-Force Combat Engagements [abstract]
  19. Promoting Relief with Development: What the Military Can Do During a Peace Operation [abstract]
  20. Confusion in the Midst of a New Foreign Policy Force: Analyzing the Task Structure of Peace Operations [abstract]
  21. Force, Function, and Phase: Three Dimensions of United Nations Peacekeeping [abstract]
  22. On an Architectural Approach to Modeling Peace Support Operations [abstract]

 

 

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