2018年5月9日至10日，南京大学联合国教科文组织和平学教席主持人刘成教授应邀参加“为联合国维和行动注入新动力——新兴国家参与联合国维和行动”国际研讨会”。此次会议由中国联合国协会、美国社会科学研究理事会、美利坚大学、挪威国际事务研究所合办。会议邀请国内外相关领域知名学者参会。
会上刘成教授做主题发言，题目是《和平世界中的非国家角色》(Non-state'role for a peaceful world)，发言获得会场内学者的一致好评。
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Bringing New and Promising Dynamics to Sustainable Peace: Emerging Countries Engagement with Peacebuilding, Peacekeeping, Prevention, and Mediation
Venue: International Conference Room, UNA-China
Working languages: Chinese and English
9-10 May2018
Beijing, China
Co-organized by:
The Social Science Research Council (SSRC), The UN Association of China (UNA-China),
American University’s School of International Service (AUSIS), and
The Norwegian institute of International Affairs (NUPI)
AGENDA
Wednesday, 9 May 2018
8:30 – 9:00 Registration
9:00 – 9:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks
Ms. ZHANG Dan, Vice President & Director General, UNA-China
Dr. Tatiana CARAYANNIS, Program Director, SSRC
9:30 – 11:00 Session I: A New Vision? Principles and Models for Making, Building, and Sustaining Peace from Non-Western Perspectives
Discussion Questions: Given the growing challenges in the postwar liberal order, are there new opportunities for emerging countries to mediate crises and carry out postwar peacebuilding? How do emerging powers see their role? What new, non-Western, non-liberal models are emerging for making, building, and sustaining peace? Can we speak of an emerging countries’ approach--an established, identifiable understanding and practiceor are there too many variations? Will a system of policies and guidelines eventually emerge as it did with the OECD countries?
Introductory remarks: Moderator – Prof. HE Yin, China Peacekeeping Police Training Center
Prof. Chuck CALL, American University
Prof. XUE Lei, Shanghai Institutes of International Studies
Mr. JIANG Zhenxi, China Institute for International Strategic Studies
Prof. XU Weizhong, China Institute of Contemporary
International Relations
Discussion
11:00 – 11:15 Coffee/Tea Break
11:15 – 12:15 Keynote Speech: The Future of Prevention and Sustaining Peace
Ms. Teresa WHITFIELD, United Nations Department of Political Affairs
Moderator – Dr. Cedric DE CONING, NUPI
Followed by Q & A
12:15 – 13:30 Lunch
13:30 – 15:00 Session 2: Advancing Peace through Peace Operations: Concrete Ways for Effective UN Peacekeeping in the Global Context
Discussion Questions: In light of the HIPPO report and the SG’s reforms, peacekeeping faces myriad challenges—of capacity, accountability, and the divergence of expansive mandates versus limited resources. What are the most important changes needed to ensure the effectiveness of peace operations? The recent dos Santos Cruz report highlights the need to better protect peacekeepers. What are the best ways to do this in the eyes of China and other rising countries? How do emerging countries see the evolving role of peace operations in the protection of civilians?
Introductory remarks: Moderator – Amb. WANG Xuexian
Mr. LIU Chao, China Institute for International Strategic Studies
Prof. Susanna CAMPBELL, American University
Colonel SHI Jindong, China Standby Peacekeeping Police Force
Prof. HE Yin, China Peacekeeping Police Training Center
15:00 – 15:30 Group Photo and Coffee/Tea Break
15:30 – 17:00 Session 3: The Political Economy of Peace: The Role of Development, Civil Society, and the Private Sector
Discussion Questions: How do China and other emerging countries view the role of non-state/civil society actors in building and sustaining peace at local, national and regional levels? What role does development play in sustaining peace? How can the private sector—from business to technology—better contribute to peace?
Introductory remarks: Moderator – Prof. Susanna Campbell, American University
Prof. Emel PARLAR DAL, Marmara University
Prof. LIU Cheng, Nanjing University
Ms. Lina BENABDALLAH, Peking University
Mr. Jason TOWER, American Friends Service Committee
Discussion
17:30 Dinner
Thursday, 10 May 2018
8:30 – 9:00 Tea/Coffee
9:00 – 10:30 Session 4: Conflict Prevention and Sustaining Peace: Beyond UN Reforms
Discussion Questions: How do emerging countries think about “prevention?” Does this differ from the UN discourse prominent in the Sustaining Peace resolutions and the WB/UN P4Preport? Is the balance of multilateral investment in prevention versus in response appropriate now? What should the appropriate balance be of multilateral institutions, national governments, and bilateral partners in prevention? How does China (or rising countries more broadly) approach prevention, mediation, and sustaining peace?
Moderator – Prof. Chuck CALL, American University
Introductory remarks: Senior Colonel ZHOU Bo, Office for International Military
Cooperation, Ministry of National Defense
Prof. Zhang Guihong, Fudan University
Prof. LI Dongyan, Chinese Academy of Social Science
Prof. XIN Yue, China Peacekeeping Police Training Center
Discussion
10:30 – 11:45 Session 5: Revisiting Approaches to Peace in Africa: Towards Sustained Peace?
Research Presentations by the 2016 SSRC China-Africa Peace Fellows
Research conclusions and observations on theimportance of field research – from theory to practice
Introductory remarks: Moderator – Prof. LIU Tiewa, Beijing Foreign Studies University
Mr. Jason TOWER, American Friends Service Committee
Mr. CHENG Zilong, Fudan University
Mr. SONG Qing, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies
Mr. YANG Hong, Huaihua University
Mr. WANG Duanyong, Shanghai International Studies University
Dr. Tatiana CARAYANNIS, Social Science Research Council
Discussion
11:45 – 12:15 Closing Remarks/Ceremony
Ms. ZHANG Dan, Vice President & Director General, UNA-China
Prof. Susanna CAMPBELL & Chuck CALL, American University
Dr. Cedric DE CONING, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs
Dr. Tatiana CARAYANNIS, Social Science Research Council
12:15 – 13:00 Lunch
13:00 – 14:20 Departure for China Peacekeeping Police Training Center(CPPTC),
Langfang
14:30—15:40 Observing China Standby Peacekeeping Police Force training and drilling, group photo, touring main building of the CPPTC
15:40—16:40 Seminar moderated by HU Jianguo, Senior Colonel, Director of CPPTC
Presentation by Colonel SHI Jindong, Political Commissar, China Standby Peacekeeping Police Force
Introduction of M.A. Programme on Peacekeeping Studies by Prof.
HE Yin, CPPTC
Discussion
16:40 – 18:00 Return to Beijing
18:00 Dinner: Dong Lai Shun (东来顺), Dongcheng District
(200m north of Grand Hotel Beijing, 5-min walk)
