Dublin conference on Civil Society and Conflict Prevention

Development & Peacebuilding Working Group paper

Civil Societies and Peacebuilding – the new Fifth Estate? 

Mari Fitzduff 1


Links for life

Opportunities
for 
more effective civil society engagement 
with the 
UN system.
				
				  John W. Foster,
The North-South Institute (Ottawa, Canada)



Berghof Research Center for Constructive 
Conflict Management (Berlin) in co-operation with the International Security Information Service, Europe (Brussels)








Feasibility Study on the
European Civil Peace Corps (ECPC)
     for DG Research, European Parliament
     January 2004





     
Principal author: Catriona Gourlay (Executive Director, International Security Information Service, Europe) 

Strengthening global security through addressing the root causes of
 conflict: Priorities for the Irish and Dutch  EU Presidencies in 2004

http://www.international-alert.org/pdf/pubdev/EU_presidency_paper_200
4_irish_dutch.pdf


Development Relief:
The European Perspective
Prepared for the Transition Working Group
InterAction
August 2002
Giulia Campanaro, Davidson Hepburn, Malgorzata Kowalska, Ann Wang
1 Mari Fitzduff is professor and director of the Coexistence and Conflict Master’s program at Brandeis University. Previously she was Director of UNU/INCORE a United Nations University international research centre based in Northern Ireland.