Cornwallis IX Stadtschlaining, Austria 58 April 2004

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Cornwallis IXStadtschlaining, Austria5-8 April
2004

• E. P. Visco
• gvisco_at_bellatlantic.net
• IAMWG
• 23 April 2004
• Evidence Based Research
• Vienna, VA

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Cornwallis GroupWho, What, Why?

• Small gaggle US UK
• Early 1990s dissatisfaction with conventional
  symposia (esp. ISMOR MORS)
• Insufficient time
• New problems, new approaches
• First meeting, April 1996
• Cornwallis I thru VIII at Pearson Peacekeeping
  Centre, Nova Scotia, Cda
• Cornwallis IX designed to attract more Europeans

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Proceedings
I. Analytic Approaches to the Study of Future
Conflict II. Analysis for and of the
Resolution of Conflict III. Analysis for Peace
Operations IV. Analysis for Civil-Military
Interactions V. Analysis for Crisis Response
and Societal Reconstruction VI. Analysis for
Assessment, Evaluation and Crisis
Management VII. Analysis for Compliance and
Peace Building VIII.Analysis for Governance and
Stability
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Proceedings Available

• Canadian Peacekeeping Press, Pearson Peacekeeping
  Centre, Cornwallis Park, PO Box 100,
  Clementsport, NS B0S 1E0, Canada
• Tel [phone] x161 or 164
• Fascimile 902.638.3310
• orders_at_ppc.cdnpeacekeeping.ns.ca
• http//www.cdnpeacekeeping.ns.ca

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Cornwallis IX Key Notes

• Dayton Maxwell Are We Reaching the Threshold on
  Overcoming the Obstacles to Effective
  Civil-Military Cooperation on Mission
  Achievement?
• COL Graf von Strachwitz On Afghanistan

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Peace Analysis

• Walter Clark, US Doing it the hard way
  civil-military policies in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Ian Mitchell John Medhurst, UK Winning the
  Peace--Scope and Management Implications of
  Analysis of Stabilization and Counter-Terrorist
  Operations
• Dave Davis, US Analytic Support to a Civilian
  Headquarters--The Cornwallis Approach
• LTC Christopher J. Holshek, US Civil-Military
  and Information Operations in Iraq Finding
  Success in Synergy

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Peace Analysis (concluded)

• Larry Wentz Michael Baranick, US Stability and
  Reconstruction Operations What we can learn from
  history
• Michael Neighbour, UK Analysis Capabilities for
  Peace Support Operations A personal perspective
• COL Richard Cousens Robert Bailey, UK Presence
  in Peace Operations
• Scott Feil, US Application of Metrics to Iraqi
  Reconstruction

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Counter-Terrorism

• Cecilia C. Dionco Noble Dennis Legaspi, PI
  Information Operations as a Tool of Stabilization
  Operations in Counter-Terrorism
• Richard Hayes Margaret Daly Hayes, US
  Measuring Terrorism and Insurgency in a 21st
  Century Context
• Manfred Bartha, GE Homeland Security

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Counter-Terrorism (concluded)

• A. D. Hossack, et al, UK The Behaviour of
  Counter-Terrorist Campaigns Results from
  Historical Analysis, including Observations on
  Current Operations in Iraq
• Karl Bertsche, GE Agent Based Simulation of
  Terrorist Attacks

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Military Analysis

• Hugh Richardson, UK Effects-Based Operations
  the Analysis Challenge
• George Rose, UK The Role of the NATO Code of
  Best Practice for Provision of Analysis Advice in
  New Operational Scenarios
• A. J. Hopkins, UK Operational Analysis in
  Support of HQ MND(SE), Basrah, Iraq, 2003

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New Tools for Analysis

• Lorna Frewer, UK Agent-Based Modeling
• S. Andes Christensson, SW How do we find robust
  definitions of feedback indicators signifying
  stabilities in counter-terrorism operations
• Panel (Maxwell, Davis, Rose, T. Woodcock), US
  UK Modeling and Analysis Requirements to Meet
  the Challenge of New and Emerging Conflicts

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Summation

• Attendees
• United States 12
• United Kingdom 12
• Germany 4
• Philippine Islands 2
• Sweden 2
• Canada 1
• Presenters 24
• Papers
• Peace-related 11
• Counter-terrorism 5
• Military analysis 3
• New tools/tasks 3

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