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- On November 11, current Senior Fellow James Savage was interviewed for an article in the New York Times, “Italy Bond Market as Euro Proxy."
- On November 8, current Senior Fellow Jelke Boesten participated in a roundtable discussion at George Mason University on “The Peruvian Truth Commission and the Ongoing Search for Justice.” Former Peace Scholar Jo-Marie Burt (1993-1994) was also one of the speakers.
- On October 26, current Senior Fellow Frederick Tipson participated in a USIP Panel organized by the Institute’s Center of Innovation program on Economies and Conflict, on the World Bank Human Development Report on Conflict, Security & Development, and on December 12 he participated in a USIP and National Academy of Engineering Roundtable on Technology and Peacebuilding initiatives, organized by the Institute’s Center of Innovation program on Science, Technology and Peacebuilding.
- On June 22, former Senior Fellow Valerie Rosoux gave a talk on Truth and Reconciliation Processes in Africa at the U.S. State Department's conflict resolution discussion series.
- On June 8, current Senior Fellow Robin Wright appeared on the Diane Rehm Show on National Public Radio, speaking on "The US, Saudi Arabia, and the Arab Spring."
- On June 7, current Senior Fellow Jok Madut Jok published an article in The New Sudan Vision, "The New Nation of South Sudan Cannot Afford Cultural Exclusion."
The Jennings Randolph Senior Fellows participate in a great number of activities during their time at the Institute- from publishing Op-eds and academic articles to speaking at conferences and providing testimony on the Hill. They provide an invaluable resource to the Institute during their 10-month stay as experts on their topics and resources for USIP and others in the Washington area.
Welcome 2011-2012 Jennings Randolph Senior Fellows
- Jelke Boesten | University of Leeds | Understanding Sexual Violence at the Interface of Peace and War
- Veronica Isala Eragu Bichetero | International Lawyer | African Women's Participation in Peacemaking: Lessons and Experiences from the Great Lakes Region
- Donald Horowitz | Duke University | Constitutional Design for Severely Divided Societies
- Lise Morjé Howard | Georgetown University | U.S. Foreign Policy in Ethno-Sectarian Civil Wars
- Michael Lund | Management Systems International, Inc. | Democracy without Tears? Avoiding Conflict or State Failure in Post-Authoritarian Transitioning 'Semi-Democracies'
- Jok Madut Jok | Loyola Marymount University | A Crumbling Political Landscape in Southern Sudan: How Insecurity Threatens the 2005 Peace Accord
- Christina Murray | University of Cape Town | Constitution Making Between Violence and Peace: Kenya's Story
- James Savage | University of Virginia | State-Building in Iraq: The 17th Benchmark and the Reconstruction of Iraq's Budgetary Institutions
- Frederick S. Tipson | U.N. Development Program | Disaster Relief as Preventive Diplomacy: Enhancing the Multilateral Dimensions
- Robin Wright | Independent Journalist | The Future of Islam
- Ahmet Yukleyen | University of Mississippi | Salafism and Radicalization of Muslim Youth in Europe: The Dutch Case
- LTC Brian J. Stokes | Army Fellow | Using Security Force Assistance to Promote Stability and Deter Aggression while Mitigating Risk
- Mateja Peter | TAPIR Fellow | International Peacebuilding as a Site of Multidirectional Politics: Western Balkans and Beyond
- Frances Z. Brown | Afghanistan Fellow | A Few Good-Enough Men: Adoption of Community Development Programs for Stabilization Purposes