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 Peace & Stability Operations Journal Online Vol 2, Issue 3
This journal focuses on the recent Stability Training and Education (SOTEW) Workshop hosted by George Mason University’s (GMU) Peace Operations Policy Program from 7-9 February 2012 at its Arlington, Virginia Campus. Training and education are paramount to institutionalizing peace and stability operations in the military and civilian sectors across national and international communities. Through our collective experience, we have learned that stability/peace training and education is a team sport optimized by collaborative
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 Peace & Stability Operations Journal Online Vol 2, Issue 2
In our first issue of 2012, it is exciting for us to cover the 17th Annual Conference of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres (IAPTC). The U.S. Army War College (USAWC), the Naval Post Graduate School’s Center for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR), and the Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Instititute (PKSOI) hosted this event 14-18 November 2011. This is the first time in IAPTC history that its annual conference was hosted in the United States. We were genuinely honored and excited to host such an august i
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 Peace & Stability Operations Journal Online Vol 2, Issue 1
This issue of the PKSOI Peace and Stability Operations Journal Online is unique because it the first complete edition of our Journal written entirely by our interns. We have a robust internship program of both graduate and undergraduate students who are here year-round in three blocks, generally, corresponding to the Spring, Summer, and Fall college semesters. Since 2009, PKSOI has had approximately 60 interns. The largest group each year is here in the summer (19 this year), and it is also the most balanced between gradua
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 Peace & Stability Operations Journal Online Vol 1, Issue 4
It would be easy to think of Building Partner Capacity (BPC) as the latest military buzzword; however, it is actually a renewed concept shaped by the United States’ experience and thinking over the last decade. In recent U.S. strategic guidance, BPC serves as a centerpiece concept focused on whole-of-government and comprehensive approaches. It is also integral to stability operations. As Army doctrine and strategic thought begin to formally embrace the implications of BPC, the PKSOI July Journal explores a few unique
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