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FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Peace Work

The U.S. Institute of Peace, a small, anomalous “think-and-do tank” that Congress set up in 1984, is winning plaudits from both parties, and from experts worldwide, for its efforts to give peace a chance.

by Corine Hegland
Saturday, April 26, 2008


An obscure government agency called the U.S. Institute of Peace spends its time in the growing no man’s land between war and peace. The institute, which is breaking ground on a building off the National Mall, focuses on prevention, resolution, and post-conflict peace and stability.


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