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A standing Working Group on Preventing and Rebuilding Failed States meets periodically to distill leading lessons from case studies in internationally-facilitated peace processes and high-level post-conflict interventions. Composed of distinguished diplomats, policymakers, trainers, and academic specialists—each with expertise in the political environment of states in crisis—the objective of the Working Group is to combine the skill-sets of diplomats and organizational specialists to yield a comprehensive and integrated understanding of the most effective ways to build cohesive states within divided societies.

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