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Making and Keeping the Peace: Reflections on UN Experiences in the Middle East and Afghanistansons I have learned, I generally say, “When one is engaged in a complicated mediation, making mistakes is unavoidable, but one can avoid making the same mistakes again and again. Better make new ones each time … and learn from each one.”

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Peacemaking under the United Nations Flag: Reflections on a Quarter Century of Mediationsacemaking experiences: direct mediation, humanitarian diplomacy, and multilateral negotiations. Then, during the main part of my presentation, I will explore core questions asked of peacemakers: who negotiates, who mediates, when do you mediate and how. Finally, I will offer some final concluding th

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Lessons Learned from a Quarter Century of Peacemakinget kudos at the end of the road just for trying. Of course, part of the work of a peacemaker involves knowing whether or when to blame the parties to the conflict who are ultimately responsible for solving the problem. An important lesson that one can draw very quickly is that not all conflicts lend

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The UN in the Middle East and the Arab Awakeningddle East. It is a part of the world where geography, ideology, and energy resources interact in lethal ways that threaten to make the entire region a war zone. This chapter addresses the role the UN has played in the Middle East during the recent Arab uprisings and contextualizes this within a much

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The Situation in the Middle East: A Vision for the Futurefail, but it certainly fell short of attaining several of its essential goals. Using a university grading system, I would give our performance between C- and D. I would also suggest that a big portion of the blame should be put on our own shoulders in multiple arenas: neglect in our social developme

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Talking with Islamists: The Need for Mutual Dignity and Respectacy?” “Yes.” “And you believe them?” With this, the representative of a Washington think tank smiled, satisfied, to her audience around her and sat down. The biting skepticism of her question, “And you believe them?” was fairly clear. It implies a conviction that Islamists. have nothing to say, or i

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