As the violence in Kosovo expands and NATO continues its air campaign against Serbia, the need for strategies to help prevent and contain such tragedies grows ever more apparent. "Examining Conflict Prevention: Lessons and Possibilities" held on June 9-11, in Berlin, Germany brought together practitioners and scholars to discuss what we have learned about preventing deadly conflict and to consider how the principles of conflict prevention might be applied to the challenges facing Europe on the brink of the 21st Century. The Web cast includes audio of the speakers' presentations, some photos of the speakers and papers and links submitted by the participants.
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(Karl Kaiser to the right with
Volmer and Holl)
 Karl Kaiser Otto-Wolff Director of the Research Institute DGAP http://www.dgap.org |
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(Suzanne Schüttemeyer to the
left with Jane Holl)
Prof. Dr. Suzanne Schüttemeyer University of Potsdam http://www.uni-potsdam.de/over/homegd.htm |
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Ambassdor (ret.) Herbert S. Okun Former Deputy Co-Chairman of the International Conference on Former Yugoslavia |
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(General Joulwan to the left with
Karl Kaiser and Herbert S. Okun)
General George Joulwan (USA, Ret.) Former Supreme Allied Commander, Europe http://www.vm.ee/nato/ifor/pictures/i-951227.htm |
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The Honorable Henry J. Sokalski Former Assistant Secretar-General of the United Nations http://www.un.org |
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(Ambassador Jock Covey to the right)
Ambassdor Jock Covey Former Chief of Staff, Office of the High Representative in Bosnia http://www.ohr.int/ |
Dr. Gottfried Haas
Auswärtiges Amt
http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/
Helmut Steinel
Head, Planning Staff for Foreign Relation, European Union
http://www.eurunion.org/
Dr. Joachim Krause
Deputy Director of the Research Institute of the DGAP
http://www.dgap.org
Bureau of Militery Research, Austrian Ministry of Defense