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Conflict and Reconstruction in Multiethnic Societies: Proceedings of a Russian-American Workshop (2004)

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Front Matter (R1-R14)
Priorities for Research on Conflict in Multiethnic Countries (1-6)
Reports of Working Groups - Priorities for Research on Collective Violence (7-16)
Priorities for Research on Culture, Identity, and Conflict (17-20)
Priorities for Research on the Comparative Study of Identity Conflicts (21-30)
Supporting Analyses Presented at the Interacademy Workshop on December 7, 2001 - The State of the Art of Understanding Violence (31-39)
Priority Themes for Research on Collective Violence (40-48)
Violence in Ethnonational Conflicts in the Post-Soviet Space (49-54)
The Anthropology of Collective Violence (55-62)
State, Ethnocultural Identities, and Intergroup Relations (63-68)
The Effects of Globalization on Russia: An Analysis of New Russian Nationalism (69-76)
Culture, Identity, and Conflict: Suggested Areas for Further Research (77-80)
Culture, Identity, and Conflict: The Influence of Gender (81-85)
A Typology of Identity Conflicts for Comparative Research (86-92)
Comments on the Design and Direction of the Comparative Study of Identity Conflicts Project (93-96)
General Analyses Presented at the Interacademy Workshop on December 7, 2001 - Multiethnic States and Conflicts After the USSR (97-111)
Problems of Maintaining Ethnopolitical Stability and the Prevention of Conflicts in the Volga Federal District (112-119)
The Dynamics of the Ethnopolitical Situation and Conflicts in the North Caucasus (120-130)
Organizational Aspects - Working Group Members and Charges to the Three Working Groups: Interacademy Workshop on Conflicts in Multiethnic Societies, December 2001 (131-135)
Agenda for Russian Policy Officials, December 5-6, 2001 (136-137)
Plenary Session Agenda and Participants: Interacademy Workshop on Conflicts in Multiethnic Societies, December 7-8, 2001 (138-142)
Appendix A: Selected Documents from the Interacademy Symposium in Moscow, December 18-20, 2000 (143-186)
Appendix B: Documents Concerning the Southern Federal District (North Caucasus) (187-198)
Appendix C: Documents Concerning the Volga District (199-212)
Appendix D: Other Documents (213-222)

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Agenda for Russian Policy Officials DECEMBER 5-6, 2001 WASHINGTON, D.C. Vladimir Yu. Zorin, Deputy to the President's Representative to the Volga District on Questions of Nationality and Religion; Minister of Nationalities Svetlana Smirnova, Deputy Chair, Committee on Nationalities, State Duma of the Russian Federation Venaly V. Amelin, Chair, Committee on Internationality Relations, Orenburg Oblast Administration Wednesday, December 5, 2001 Roundlable Seminar with members of the Department of State Michael R. Bosshart, Senior Political Officer, Office of Russian Affairs, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs Dennis Curry, Acting Division Chief, Russia Division, Office of Russian and Eurasian Affairs, Bureau of Intelligence and Research Timothy Richardson, Russian Affairs Officer, Office of Russian Affairs Seth Winnick, Director of Office of Russian Affairs, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs John Parker, Division Chief, Division of Regional Analysis and Eastern Republics 136

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AGENDA FOR RUSSIAN POLICY OFFICIALS Meeting at Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission) Ronald S. McNamara, Chief of Staff Dorothy Douglas Taft, Deputy Chief of Staff John J. Finerty, Jr., Staff Advisor H. Knox Thames, Staff Advisor for Freedom of Religion Roundlable Seminar at the Brookings Institution 137 Update on Nationality Issues in the Volga Region, Center-Periphery Relations and the Future of Asymmetrical Federalism Zorin, Smirnova, Amelin Thursday, December 6, 2001 Meeting at Library of Congress with John Van Oudenaren Local publications donated to the Library of Congress, European Reading Room, to expand the collection of materials pertaining to issues in the Volga Region Briefing by James Angus, Office of the Assistant to the Attorney General on Civil Rights History of the American Justice System: Slavery and Civil Rights Meeting with Congressman Curt Weldon A New Time, A New Beginning Congressman Weldon's Vision of Future U.S.-Russian Cooperation Roundlable Seminar at the Brookings Institution Center-Periphery Relations and the Future of Asymmetrical Federal- ism: Special Focus on the Volga Federal District and the North Caucasus Zorin, Smirnova, Amelin, Khoperskaya

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