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Mr. William Flavin Deputy Director |
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| Areas of Expertise: Interagency Planning, Counterinsurgency, Irregular War, Doctrine, UN Concepts and Planning |
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Professional info: William Flavin assumed the job as the Deputy Director of PKSOI in April 2013. Prior to becoming the Deputy Director he served as the Division Chief of the Doctrine, Concepts, Training and Education Division at PKSOI since 2007. Before this assignment, he was a senior foreign affairs analyst with Booz Allen and Hamilton on contract to assist the US Army Peacekeeping Institute for doctrine development. From 1995 to 1999, he was a Colonel in the US Army serving as the Deputy Director of Special Operations for the Supreme Allied Commander Europe at the Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers Europe. William Flavin has a BA in History from VMI and an MA in History from Emory University. He was a senior fellow at CSIS for his Army War College year and then taught at the Army War College.
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Publications by Mr. William Flavin: Type: CHAPTER
FM 3-07 Stability Operations and Support Operations (2003)
Authored by CAC Ft Leavenworth, William Flavin one of the primary authors
Chapter 4 Peace Operations provides the baseline doctrine for the US Army.
Type: CHAPTER JP 3-07.3 Peace Operations (2007),
Authored by Joint Forces Command, William Flavin one of the primary authors
Chapter 4 Peace Building Operations provides the baseline doctrine for the US Military.
Type: CHAPTER
FM 3-07.31 Tactics, Techniques and Procedures for Peace Operations (2003).
Authored by Air Land Sea Application Center, William Flavin one of the primary authors
Chapter 2,3,4, and 6 outline the basic Tactics for multi-service Peace Operations.
Type: ARTICLE
"Planning for Conflict Termination and Post-Conflict Success," in Parameters Autumn 2003
Authored by William Flavin
This outlines the issues involved in planning and executing post conflict operations and proposed some principles.
Type: MONOGRAPH
Afghanistan: Observations on Civil Military Operations During the First Year of Operation Enduring Freedom, US Army Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute, 24 March 2004
Authored by William Flavin
This examines the issues around the civil military challenges of the first year in Afghanistan and recommends a way ahead.
Type: ARTICLE
“U.S. Army’s New Peace Operations Era,” in US-Indian Strategic Cooperation into the 21st Century, 2006
Authored by William Flavin
This examines the potential for US and India finding common ground for collaboration.
Type: ARTICLE
“Interoperability in Complex Peace and Stability Operations,” in Doctrine Revue d’Etudies Generales March 2007,
Authored by William Flavin
This examines the multinational interoperability crisis and recommends a way ahead.
Type: ARTICLE
“Doctrine for US Peace Operations,” in International Peacekeeping, Vol.15, No.1, February 2008.
Authored by William Flavin
This examines the development in US peace operation doctrine and what is mean for the development of international norms.
Type: BOOK
Guiding Principles for Stabilization and Reconstruction, US Institute of Peace and USA PKSOI, 2009
Contributing Writer: William Flavin
This book presents the first-ever, comprehensive set of shared principles for building sustainable peace in societies
emerging from violent conflict.
Type: BOOK
Considerations for Mission Leadership in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, International Forum for the Challenges of Peace Operations, 2011Contributing Writer: William Flavin for Chapter 4 Creating a Secure and Stable Environment
This book endeavors to address a wide array of considerations for the Head of Mission and the Force Commander as they attempt to implement complex Security Council mandates under the UN’s three core functions.
Type: Monograph Type: Chapter |
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