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Issue 29: January-February 2004 | |||
Calculating the cost
The economic implications of conflict and peace-keeping will be one of the key themes of Making Peace Work, a conference being organised by UNU World Institute for Development Economics Research (UNU-WIDER) in Helsinki June 4-5. No region of the world is immune from the economic and emotional effects of violent conflict. Post-conflict reconstruction is undertaken with mixed results while many societies are still far from peace. Delegates to the WIDER conference will discuss the the economic dimensions of conflict and peace-keeping, whether economic development contributes to conflict reduction and the lessons of post-conflict reconstruction. The conference aims to increase the focus of economists on conflict issues and to facilitate interaction between economists and other social scientists working on conflict and post-conflict reconstruction. Conference topics include:
Applications to participate must be received by February 29. More information is available on the UNU-WIDER website.
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