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Middle East
Recent Highlights
Panel Discussions - October 17, 2009
Forum on IPI Palestinian Poll Showing Support for 2-State Plan
Dr. Khalil Shikaki, director of the Palestinian Center for Policy and
Survey Research in Ramallah, and Daniel Levy, a member of Israel’s
delegation to the Taba negotiations with the Palestinians in 2001,
participated in a policy forum debate at IPI on the results of an IPI
poll that portrayed Palestinians supporting a two-state peace plan. 
Panel Discussions - September 21, 2009
Foreign Ministers, International Officials Meet on Mideast at IPI
On September 20 and 21, IPI convened two ministerial working dinners in its Trygve Lie Center for Peace, Security & Development on the situation in the Middle East.
Books - July 13, 2007
Iraq: Preventing a New Generation of Conflict
Markus E. Bouillon, David M. Malone, and Ben Rowswell (Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2007)
This book seeks to move the debate on Iraq toward a consideration of how Iraqis, with the help of the international community, can build an inclusive and enduring social contract amongst themselves.
Meeting Notes - June 02, 2007
2007 Vienna Seminar: The Middle East
International Peace Institute
Under the theme "The Middle East: Fragility, Crisis, and New Challenges for Peace Operations," participants drawn from the policymaking community, academia, military staff, and the diplomatic community in Vienna explored the various facets and evolving nature of third-party engagement in the Middle East.
About This Program
IPI’s Middle East Program focuses on broad, cross-regional research and the facilitation of policy dialogue. Particular emphasis is placed on helping the Middle East peace process move forward through third-party involvement.
The program has three primary areas: 1) research and analysis focusing on qualitative projects, such as public opinion research, with the aim of injecting local voices into decision making at the UN; 2) the facilitation of policy dialogue through the convening of forums and workshops; 3) a Middle East Peace Process Compendium, to be published by Oxford University Press.
