1998

The Cornwallis Group III: Analysis for Peace Operations
The Canadian Peacekeeping Press of The Lester B. Pearson Canadian International Peacekeeping Training Centre
7-9 April 1998

The agenda of Cornwallis III was developed to include papers in the three basic functional areas of a peace operation—peace making, peace building and peace support—to allow for discussion of the activities primarily conducted by the diplomatic community, by the NGO and specialized agencies of governments and the UN, and by military organizations.

Contributed Papers:

1. Keynote Address: Quick Response Analysis for the Future Joint Environment [abstract]
2. Peace Making: Introductory Remarks [abstract]
3. Designing Citizen-Based Pace-Building Efforts in Cyprus: Interactive Management Workshops with Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots [abstract]
4. Force Structuring for Peace Support Operations [abstract]
5. What Works and What Doesn’t: Resolving Internal Conflict [abstract]
6. Can Peacekeeping and Peace Enforcement Exist in the Same Peace Operations Mission? [abstract]
7. Commentary: Analysis and Conflict Resolution [abstract]
8. The Neighborhood Facilitators Project in Bosnia: A Case Study [abstract]
9. Peace Building: Introductory Remarks [abstract]
10. The Comprehensive Campaign Plan [abstract]
11. The Political Dimensions of Peace Support Operations: Developing and Sustaining Legislative Support in the United States [abstract]
12. The Economic consequences of a Peacekeeping Mission on the Host Country: Haiti [abstract]
13. Building Information Systems for Urban Peacekeeping Operations [abstract]
14. Analysis for Peace Building: Working Group Problem-Solving Experiment [abstract]
15. Peace Support: Introductory Remarks [abstract]
16. Understanding Limited Conflict [abstract]
17. Stochastic Analysis of US Military Deployments and Excursions Since the End of the Cold War [abstract]
18. Peace Support: GMCR II, and Bosnia [abstract]
19. Peacekeeping Information Operations: Bosnia Realities [abstract]
20. Operational Analysis in the Field: The Utility of Campaign Monitoring to the IFOR Operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1995-1996 [abstract]
21. Reserve Forces and Peace Support: A Roles and Missions Framework for Korean Unification [abstract]
22. Training and Exercise Support for Peace and Humanitarian Operations [abstract]
23. Command and Control Models for HiLOCA: Situation Appraisal and Assessment for Course of Actions Selection [abstract]
24. Materiel Requirements for Airborne Minefield Detection System [abstract]
25. Concluding Commentary [abstract]