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Peacemaker’s ToolkitClingendael. His doctorate is from Yale and his honorary doctorate fromLouvain, and he received a lifetime achievement award from theInternational Association for Conflict Management. He is author of anumber of books, including Negotiation and Conflict Management, ThePractical Negotiator, Ripe for Resolution, and Cowardly Lions.99
Peacemaker’s ToolkitAbout the United StatesInstitute of PeaceThe United States Institute of Peace is an independent, nonpartisaninstitution established and funded by Congress. The Institute providesanalysis, training, and tools to help prevent, manage, and end violentinternational conflicts, promote stability, and professionalize the fieldof peacebuilding.Chairman of the Board: J. Robinson WestVice Chairman: George E. MoosePresident: Richard H. SolomonExecutive Vice President: Tara SonenshineChief Financial Officer: Michael GrahamBoard of DirectorsJ. Robinson West (Chair), Chairman, PFC EnergyGeorge E. Moose (Vice Chairman), Adjunct Professor of Practice,The George Washington UniversityAnne H. Cahn, Former Scholar in Residence, American UniversityChester A. Crocker, James R. Schlesinger Professor of Strategic Studies,School of Foreign Service, Georgetown UniversityKerry Kennedy, President, Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justiceand Human RightsIkram U. Khan, President, Quality Care Consultants, LLCStephen D. Krasner, Graham H. Stuart Professor of InternationalRelations, Stanford UniversityJeremy A. Rabkin, Professor, George Mason School of LawJudy Van Rest, Executive Vice President, International RepublicanInstitute100
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