Skills, Networks & Knowledge: Developing a Career in International Peace and Conflict Resolution
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The Alliance for Conflict Transformation
is pleased to announce the publication of a new report: "Skills, Networks
& Knowledge: Developing a Career in International Peace and Conflict
Resolution." This report helps to fill a critical gap in the field, as
it is the first of its kind to survey employers regarding career opportunities
within international peace and conflict resolution. We believe that it
will be of interest to employers, and to students and professionals pursuing
a career in this field and to the academic and professional organizations
that seek to prepare them.
For this report, ACT interviewed 55
employers involved in international and peace and conflict resolution work,
from leading non-profit organizations, US government agencies, international
organizations, foundations and universities. The report focuses on what
skills and type of experience individuals need to develop a successful
career in the field. In addition, a resource section for job seekers is
included.
This project is part of ACT's ongoing
efforts to increase public knowledge and understanding of the field of
conflict resolution and in particular provide information and resources
regarding career and educational opportunities in the field. Dr. Craig
Zelizer, Senior Partner, ACT, and Dr. Linda Johnston, Director, Conflict
Management Program at Kennesaw State University co-led the project. The
research was supported by a grant from the Alliance for International Conflict
Prevention and Resolution (http://www.aicpr.org)
The report is now available for free download on the ACT website.