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	Afghanistan and Iraq: Perspectives on U.S. Strategy October 2009 \| Congressional Testimony by Beth Ellen Cole USIP’s Beth Cole presents ideas for military and civilian cooperation to increase security and stability in Afghanistan and Iraq to a House Armed Services subcommittee. Countries: Afghanistan, Iraq \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Civil Society, Post-Conflict Activities
	Hearing on the Afghan Economy July 2009 \| Congressional Testimony by Jeremiah S. Pam USIP Visiting Research Scholar Jeremiah S. Pam testified on July 14, 2009, before the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs on efforts by the U.S., the Afghan government and others to spur the Afghan economy in an effort to stabilize the country. Countries: Afghanistan \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Economics and Development, Governance
	Iraq Beyond 2011: Remarks by Deputy Minister Rafe Al-Eissawi June 2009 \| by Elizabeth Detwiler Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister, Rafe Al-Eissawi, on June 10 spoke at a public event at the Institute to deliver his primary message: the U.S. and Iraq need “to move from [a military-based] relationship towards the strategic framework relationship.” Countries: Iraq \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Population and Diaspora, Post-Conflict Activities, Security and Strategy
	U.S.-Iranian Engagement June 2009 \| Working Paper by Daniel Brumberg and Eriks Berzins May 2009 \| Daniel Brumberg and Eriks Berzins On February 23, 2009, the Center for Conflict Analysis and Prevention of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), together with the United Nations Association-USA and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, held a roundtable discussion among top Middle East experts and former United States Government officials. Held at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, the meeting’s purpose was to discuss prospects for creating a diplomatic framework through which the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran can address issues of common concern in the Middle East and South Asia, and in so doing, advance an engagement dynamic that might eventually open the doors for rapprochement between the two countries. Countries: Iran \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Governance, International and Regional Organizations, Political Systems and International Relations, Religion
	Managing Crisis and Sustaining Peace between China and the United States April 2008 \| Peaceworks by Wu Xinbo Countries: China, United States \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Negotiation and Diplomacy, Peacebuilding, Security and Strategy, Weapons & Arms Control
	Inside North Korea: A Joint U.S.-Chinese Dialogue September 2005 \| Peace Briefing by Bonnie Glaser and Sijin Cheng The U.S.-Chinese dialogue on the North Korean nuclear issue is discussed in this USIPeace Briefing. Countries: China, North Korea, United States \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Civil-Military Relations, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding

	Afghanistan and Iraq: Perspectives on U.S. Strategy October 2009 \| Congressional Testimony by Beth Ellen Cole USIP’s Beth Cole presents ideas for military and civilian cooperation to increase security and stability in Afghanistan and Iraq to a House Armed Services subcommittee. Countries: Afghanistan, Iraq \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Civil Society, Post-Conflict Activities
	Hearing on the Afghan Economy July 2009 \| Congressional Testimony by Jeremiah S. Pam USIP Visiting Research Scholar Jeremiah S. Pam testified on July 14, 2009, before the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs on efforts by the U.S., the Afghan government and others to spur the Afghan economy in an effort to stabilize the country. Countries: Afghanistan \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Economics and Development, Governance
	Iraq Beyond 2011: Remarks by Deputy Minister Rafe Al-Eissawi June 2009 \| by Elizabeth Detwiler Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister, Rafe Al-Eissawi, on June 10 spoke at a public event at the Institute to deliver his primary message: the U.S. and Iraq need “to move from [a military-based] relationship towards the strategic framework relationship.” Countries: Iraq \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Population and Diaspora, Post-Conflict Activities, Security and Strategy
	U.S.-Iranian Engagement June 2009 \| Working Paper by Daniel Brumberg and Eriks Berzins May 2009 \| Daniel Brumberg and Eriks Berzins On February 23, 2009, the Center for Conflict Analysis and Prevention of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP), together with the United Nations Association-USA and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, held a roundtable discussion among top Middle East experts and former United States Government officials. Held at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars, the meeting’s purpose was to discuss prospects for creating a diplomatic framework through which the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran can address issues of common concern in the Middle East and South Asia, and in so doing, advance an engagement dynamic that might eventually open the doors for rapprochement between the two countries. Countries: Iran \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Governance, International and Regional Organizations, Political Systems and International Relations, Religion
	Managing Crisis and Sustaining Peace between China and the United States April 2008 \| Peaceworks by Wu Xinbo Countries: China, United States \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Negotiation and Diplomacy, Peacebuilding, Security and Strategy, Weapons & Arms Control
	Inside North Korea: A Joint U.S.-Chinese Dialogue September 2005 \| Peace Briefing by Bonnie Glaser and Sijin Cheng The U.S.-Chinese dialogue on the North Korean nuclear issue is discussed in this USIPeace Briefing. Countries: China, North Korea, United States \| Issue Areas: Capacity Building, Civil-Military Relations, Conflict Analysis, Early Warning & Conflict Prevention, Peacebuilding

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