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Peacemaking under the United Nations Flag: Reflections on a Quarter Century of Mediations

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Interventions in Conflict

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This lecture is on peacemaking under the UN flag and reflections of a quarter century of mediation. I will first clarify the three main areas of my peacemaking experiences: direct mediation, humanitarian diplomacy, and multilateral negotiations. Then, during the main part of my presentation, I will explore core questions asked of peacemakers: who negotiates, who mediates, when do you mediate and how. Finally, I will offer some final concluding thoughts.

The lecture was held at the American University of Beirut on February 17, 2009, and edited in July 2015.

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Rami G. Khouri Karim Makdisi Martin Wählisch

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Eliasson, J. (2016). Peacemaking under the United Nations Flag: Reflections on a Quarter Century of Mediations. In: Khouri, R.G., Makdisi, K., Wählisch, M. (eds) Interventions in Conflict. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137530820_3

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