Hamish Nixon was an External Associate at PRIO until 2012.
Email: hamish.nixon@gmail.com
Research coordinator for the CMI-USIP-PRIO project Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan
News
Wednesday, 14 Dec 2011
USIP-CMI-PRIO Project Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan has published a report on the peace process in Afghanistan. It includes considerations on getting to a process and the content of a settlement in terms of transitional and longer-term arrangements, drawing both on theoretical and comparative international experiences.
News
Friday, 10 Jun 2011
The Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan project (CMI-PRIO-USIP, funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) has just published a USIP Peace Brief, a shortened version of the previosuly published PRIO Paper, both written by project coordinator Hamish Nixon.
The Peace Brief can be downloaded from USIP.org.
The full length PRIO Paper can be downloaded here.
Nixon coordinated a research and dialogue project on the domestic dimensions of sustainable peace in Afghanistan for the Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI), the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) and United Stated Institute of Peace (USIP).
Report - External Series
Report - External Series
PRIO Paper
USIP-CMI-PRIO Project Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan has published a report on the peace process in Afghanistan. It includes considerations on getting to a process and the content of a settlement in terms of transitional and longer-term arrangements, drawing both on theoretical and comparative international experiences.
The Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan project (CMI-PRIO-USIP, funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) has just published a USIP Peace Brief, a shortened version of the previosuly published PRIO Paper, both written by project coordinator Hamish Nixon.
The Peace Brief can be downloaded from USIP.org.
The full length PRIO Paper can be downloaded here.
The joint Chr. Michelsen Institute - United States Institute of Peace - PRIO project 'Achieving Durable Peace in Afghanistan' seeks to identify and clarify through research and dialogue key domestic issues and options for Afghanistan to move towards durable peace.