The Fletcher School

Contact Information

Email: Susanna.Campbell(at)tufts.edu
Address: Susanna Campbell
160 Packard Avenue
Medford, MA 02155

Research Interests

Peacebuilding, conflict prevention, organizational theory, and the causes of war and peace.

Regional Interests

Central and Eastern Africa

Fields of Study

Human Security; International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution; International Security Studies

Faculty Advisors

Peter Uvin [ website]

PhD Dissertation (working title)

"Organizational Barriers to Peace "

Curriculum Vitae

Susanna P. Campbell CV [pdf]

Fellowships

Jennings Randolph Peace Scholar Dissertation Fellowship, United States Institute of Peace (2008-2009)

Tufts University Provost’s Fellowship (2007-2008)

Publications

Journal Articles

• Campbell, Susanna P. (2008), “When Process Matters: the potential implications of organizational learning for peacebuilding success,” Journal of Peacebuilding and Development 4, no. 2.
• Campbell, Susanna P. (2008), “(Dis)integration, Incoherence and Complexity in UN Post-conflict Interventions,” International Peacekeeping 15, no. 4:556-569.
• Campbell, Susanna P. and Anja Kaspersen (2008), “Confronting Integration Barriers,” International Peacekeeping 15, no. 4:470-485.

Book Chapters

• Uvin, Peter and Susanna P. Campbell (2008), “The Burundi Leadership Training Program,” in Michael S. Lund and Howard Wolpe eds., Preventing and Rebuilding Failed States, Washington, DC: The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, forthcoming.
• “Institutional Capacity Building for Conflict Sensitivity” (2004), in the Conflict Sensitive Approaches to Development, Humanitarian Assistance and Peacebuilding: A Resource Pack (London: International Alert, Saferworld and FEWER).
• Rubin, Barnett with Susanna P. Campbell (1998), “Introduction: Experiences in Prevention,” in Cases and Strategies for Preventive Action (New York: Twentieth Century Fund/ Council on Foreign Relations) p. 1-21.

Reports

• Campbell, Susanna P., Anja Kaspersen, and Erin Weir (2007), Integrated Missions Revisited: Synthesis of Findings (Oslo: Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
• Campbell, Susanna P. (2007), Multidimensional and Integrated Peace Operations: Trends and Challenges – Seminar Proceedings, Addis Ababa (Oslo: Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
• Campbell, Susanna P. and Patrick Meier (2006), Deciding to Prevent Violent Conflict: Early Warning and Decision Making within the United Nations, CIAAN News (Ottawa: Canadian International Institute of Applied Negotiation).
• Campbell, Susanna P. and Patrick Meier (2006), “Early Warning and Response Reconsidered,” a research report that informed the Report of the Secretary-General: Progress Report on the Prevention of Armed Conflict (United Nations General Assembly, A/60/891).
• Campbell, Susanna P. and Michael Hartnett (2005), A Framework for Improved Coordination: Lessons Learned from the International Development, Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding, Humanitarian, and Conflict Resolution Communities. (National Defense University, The Fletcher School, and Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services).
• Campbell, Susanna P. (2004), “Connecting Actors and Ideas: A Conference Report,” in Praxis: The Fletcher Journal of International Development, vol. 19, p. 77-85.
• A Framework for Responsible Aid to Burundi (2003), International Crisis Group Africa Report No. 57.

Conference Papers

• Campbell, Susanna P. (2008), “Peacebuilding Organizations: explaining the gap between intention and outcome,” presented at International Studies Association Annual Convention in San Francisco, CA.
• Campbell, Susanna P. (2008), “Integration’s Challenge: incoherence and (dis)integration in UN Post-conflict Intervention,” presented at International Studies Association Annual Convention in San Francisco, CA.
• Campbell, Susanna P. (2007), “Organizational Learning: the gateway to peacebuilding success?” presented at International Studies Association Annual Convention in Chicago, IL.
• Campbell, Susanna P. and Patrick Meier (2007), “Deciding to Prevent Violent Conflict: early warning and decision making within the United Nations,” presented at International Studies Association Annual Convention in Chicago, IL.