The main theoretical aim is to develop today existing theory, methods, and instruments for conflict management and prevention. The project also aims at increasing the confidence in- and understanding of conflict management and conflict prevention in the military establishment, political elite, and research community.
This project is not only theoretical but large emphasis is put on the operationalization and implementation of the theoretical findings. Since the project bridge between theorists and practitioners, it allows for a continuous implementation and testing of the relevant theoretical models. In other words, the models of conflict management and prevention is developed for the real-world in a real-world context.
Since 2003 the bulk of the research has been undertaken within a project on Conflict Management in Northeast Asia (see below), which has mainly been funded by the Swedish Research Council.
Dr. Fiona J.Y. Rotberg
Ambassador Ingolf Kiesow
Dr. Michael Schoenhals
Dr. Xiaolin Guo
Staff
Johan Alvin, Project Coordinator Christopher Len,
Project Coordinator
Robert Nilsson, Project Coordinator
Niklas Nilsson, Junior Research Fellow
Johanna Popjanevski, Project Coordinator
Visiting Researchers
Temuri Yakobashvili
Dr. Georgi Tcheishvili
Fariz Ismailzade
Assoc. Prof. He Yin
Associate Researchers
Ambassador Ingolf Kiesow
Prof. Arthur Shuhfan Ding
Prof. Karl Jackson
Prof. Kyongsoo Lho
Prof. S Frederick Starr
Assoc. Prof. Su Hao
Dr. Chyungly Lee
Dr. Zhang Tiejun
