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  • Kosovo’s Education System at a Tipping Point

    A panel of experts review the historical background of Kosovo’s educational system, and discuss strengths and weaknesses of its current form.  They examine proposed educational reforms as well as Kosovars’ aspirations for the future.

  • Youth at War, Youth Building Peace, Youth on the Margins

    This event celebrated the publication of Youth in Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Agents of Change by Stephanie Schwartz published by the U.S. Institute of Peace. The panelists drew on their own experiences working with youth in conflict zones to distill best practices in addressing youth needs in areas of conflict and pinpoint what issues must be resolved as we look to the future.

  • Kosovo: What Next?

    What is next for Kosovo?  Veton Surroi, who served as a negotiator for Kosovo at both the 1999 Rambouillet and 2006 Vienna talks and now heads the Foreign Policy Club, presents his views on Kosovo’s priorities and future.

  • Building Kosovo's Euro-Atlantic Future: The Opportunities and the Challenges Ahead

    Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci discusses his government's views on Kosovo's current status, its relationships with its most important neighbors and partners, and its future.

  • Kosovo: Two Years On

    Pieter Feith, the EU special representative in Kosovo (EUSR) and international civilian representative (ICR), gives an update on developments in Kosovo in the past two years.  He reflects upon his double-hatted role as the ICR/EUSR as well as on the EU’s role in Kosovo and on EU-U.S. cooperation.

  • Building Kosovo's Euro-Atlantic Future

    Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci discusses his government's views on Kosovo's current status, its relationships with its most important neighbors and partners, and its future.

  • Monopoly of Force: The Relationship between DDR and SSR in Post-Conflict

    In the aftermath of war, two processes are vital to successfully manage the transition to stability: disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) and security sector reform (SSR). On September 12, 2011, the U.S. Institute of Peace hosted a panel of distinguished experts with combined experience implementing DDR and SSR in Afghanistan, Iraq, Liberia, the Balkans, Somalia and Haiti.

  • Youth at War, Youth Building Peace, Youth on the Margins

    Watch a video of an event celebrating the publication of Youth in Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Agents of Change by Stephanie Schwartz. The panelists at this event drew on their own experiences working with youth in conflict zones to distill best practices in addressing youth needs in areas of conflict and to pinpoint what issues must be resolved as we look to the future.