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Mason’s Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (ICAR) is hosting South Ossetian and Georgian civil society-based peace builders this week (Dec. 16-19) at Point of View, the university’s conflict resolution retreat facility at Mason Neck, Va. Susan Allen Nan, assistant professor of conflict analysis and resolution, is leading a group of conflict resolution specialists to facilitate the session. The meeting represents one of the first focused “track two” or citizen diplomacy initiatives since the August war disrupted Georgian-South Ossetian relations.
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