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SUMMARY:In the Wake of War workshop 2:  Rebuilding structures - Several sp
 eakers
DTSTART:20100302T130000Z
DTEND:20100302T170000Z
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CONTACT:Dacia Viejo Rose
DESCRIPTION:‘Re-building Structures’ is the second of the ‘In the Wa
 ke of War’ series of workshops\, hosted by the Cambridge PCPC Group. Thi
 s workshop will explore the frameworks\, discourses and practices that hav
 e emerged in rebuilding in the wake of war.\n\nThere is a coexistence of t
 erms: nation-building\, state-building\, capacity building\, peace-buildin
 g\, stabilization\, and counter-insurgency. Yet\, society seems to fall ou
 t of the picture. What is the meaning and reality of these terms in post-c
 onflict situations? How can international intervention build societies abr
 oad? What is the relationship between a coherent sense of nationhood and t
 he organisation of state structures? What are the interrelations between h
 ard and soft issues i.e. economic and political issues versus gender and c
 ultural issues? \n\nFollowing the workshop\, a short briefing paper will b
 e drafted\, outlining the discussions to include: the essential frames of 
 reference\, the key issues and questions\, the lessons learned\, and any r
 ecommendations put forward. \n\nStructure of the workshop:\n•	Speakers w
 ill be asked to speak for 20 minutes illustrating their arguments with ref
 erence to specific case studies.\n•	All participants will be invited to 
 submit suggestions for ‘key issues’ or ‘key questions’ which they 
 feel to be relevant to the topic.\n•	The respondent will use both the pr
 esentations and the participants’ suggestions to highlight key cross-cut
 ting issues at stake on which the discussion should be focused.\n\nProgram
 me:\n13:00	Welcome and Introductions	\n13:30	Key issues and experiences		\
 nMark Segal (Senior Conflict Advisor\, DFID) TBC\n14:00	Economic Perspecti
 ves		\nDiana Klein (Senior Programme Officer\,International Alert)\n14:30	
 Reporting Perspectives		\nAbdel Bari Atwan (Editor-in chief Al-Quds Al-Ara
 bi)\n15:00	COFFEE \n15:30 	Social Perspectives 		\nElizabeth Mills (Univer
 sity of Sussex)\n16:00	Security Perspectives		\nAndy Bearpark (Director\, 
 Post Conflict People)		\n16:30	Discussion Facilitated by Sharath Srinivasa
 n (Director\, Centre of Governance and Human Rights\, Cambridge)\n17:00	En
 d\n\nParticipants remaining in Cambridge for the evening \nare welcome to 
 join the core PCPC group for dinner at 19:00 (£20)(Please let the coordin
 ators know if you would like to join us for dinner by 24 February.)\nhttp:
 //www.postconflict.group.cam.ac.uk/home.html\n
LOCATION:McDonald Institute Seminar Room\, Department of Archaeology\, Dow
 ning Site
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