Conflict Resolution and Development Implication for International Cooperation

为期两年的Kaken项目今年3月刚刚完工。在过去两年期间，人们试图解决一些非常重要的问题，如冲突的根源、国际社会如何在考虑到不同受冲突影响的国家的情况下帮助解决这些冲突，并有可能及时收到来自不同国家的研究人员委托编写的研究报告。参与该项目的一些研究人员是非常资深的教授，他们发表了许多论文。他们都有在尼泊尔、柬埔寨和斯里兰卡等受冲突影响的国家工作的经验。目前，我已经收到了撰稿人的所有文件草稿，有必要继续与他们合作，以便最后敲定这些文件。在这些报告定稿后，我将开始编写一本题为《冲突的形成、国际合作的发展》的书。建议的书将有大约10章，这些章节是基于提交的报告。除这些活动外，2007年12月还与科伦坡大学共同举办了一次宣传会议。我还在柬埔寨和尼泊尔举办了两次传播研讨会。W.D.拉克什曼(斯里兰卡科伦坡大学荣誉退休教授、斯里兰卡财政和规划部高级顾问、柬埔寨Pannasstra大学Trond Gilberg教授、澳大利亚昆士兰大学Sisira Edirippulige博士、尼泊尔加德满都综合发展研究所研究干事Samesh Adhikari先生、日本国际大学国际关系研究生院教授Leszek Buszynski、佩拉迪亚大学历史系Gamini Keerawella教授、新英格兰大学Siri Gamage博士、Jayawdenepura大学J.V.D.Chaminda先生；印度尼西亚大学的Akhmad Bayhaqi博士提交了论文。

The two year Kaken project is just finished in March this year. During the last two year period an attempt was made to address very important issues such as root courses of conflict, how international community can help resolve those conflicts taking different conflict affected countries into account.It was possible to get commissioned research reports from researchers from different countries in time. Some of the researchers who engaged in the project were very senior professors and they have published many papers. All of them have work experience also in conflict affected countries such as Nepal, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka. At the moment I have received all the draft papers from the writers and it is necessary to continue work with them in order to finalize those papers. After finalization of those reports I will start working on a book entitled Conflict formation, Development of International Cooperation. The proposed book will have about 10 chapters which are based on the submitted reports. In addition to these activities, a dissemination conference was organized together with the University of Colombo in December 2007. I also gave two disseminating seminars in Cambodia and Nepal.W. D. Lakshman (Professor Emeritus, Colombo University, Senior Advisor to Ministry of Finance and Planning; Sri Lanka; Prof. Trond Gilberg, Pannasastra University of Cambodia, Dr Sisira Edirippulige, University of Queensland, Australia; Mr. Samesh Adhikari, Research Officer, Institute for Integrated Development Studies (IIDS), Kathmandu, Nepal; Leszek Buszynski, Professor Graduate School of International Relations, International University of Japan; Professor Gamini Keerawella Department of History, University of Peradeniya; Dr. Siri Gamage, University of New England; Mr. J. V. D. Chaminda, University of Jayawardenepura; and Dr. Akhmad Bayhaqi, University of Indonesia submitted papers.