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Conflict Mediation: Case Studies from Ukraine, the Arctic, and the Caucasus

Foreign Policy & DiplomacyDefense & Security

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About this Event Paul Dziatkowiec, Director of Mediation and Peace Support at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy, will bring a practitioner’s perspective in providing a timely overview of how Track II unofficial mediation works in practice, and the challenges it faces in today's changing international environment given the decline of multilateralism, a renewed emphasis on hard security considerations and military solutions, the proliferation of mediators, and the emergence of a more transactional style of peacemaking. He will draw on his experiences of mediation and dialogue facilitation in various contexts, including Ukraine, the Arctic and the Caucasus to illustrate some of the dilemmas and pressures impacting the practice of mediation in today’s rapidly evolving…

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