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Rwandan refuges stream out of the Mugunga refugee camp in eastern Zaire and head for the Rwandan border, November 15, 1996. (AP Photo)

Fighters of the Taliban militia take a position on the outskirts of Afghanistan's Laghman province in September.

The December 1996 edition of Peace Watch takes a close look at why peace agreements succeed or fail, peace celebrations in Cambodia, the future of Afghanistan, and much more.

Featured Stories:

• Why Peace Agreements Succeed or Fail
• Cambodia: Peace Celebration
• The Future of Afghanistan
• Profile: Adnan Abu Odeh
• Prospects for Peace in Chechnya
• St. Egidio helps students
• Short Takes
• Grant-supported Books
• Grants
• Institute People
• Institute People

About PeaceWatch

PeaceWatch (ISSN 1080-9864) is published five times a year by the United States Institute of Peace, an independent, nonpartisan national institution established and funded by Congress to help prevent, manage, and resolve international conflicts. The views expressed herein do not necessarily reflect views of the Institute or its Board of Directors.

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President: Richard H. Solomon
Executive Vice President: Patricia Thomson
Director of Public Affairs and Communications: Ian Larsen
Writer/Editor: Peter C. Lyon
Production Manager: Marie Marr Jackson
Production Coordinator: Katharine Moore
Photo Credits: Staff, AP/ Wide World