Catherine Barnes has worked with Conciliation Resources in various capacities, including Accord Programme Manager, Series Editor, Programme Associate and also Policy Advisor. She holds a doctoral degree from the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and is an independent consultant on peacebuilding.
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Iskander Asadullaev is Director of the Centre for Strategic Research Under the President of Tajikistan and previously served as assistant to President Rakhmonov.
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Shirin Akiner is a Lecturer at the London-based School of Oriental and African Studies, specialising in Central Asian studies.
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Kamoludin Abdullaev is a historian and serves as Deputy Director of the Tajikistan Centre for Citizenship Education.
Kamoludin Abdullaev is a contributor to our Accord publication series and not a staff member of Conciliation Resources. The views expressed in the publication are their own and do not reflect the position of Conciliation Resources. We cannot share contributors' contact details.
Shahram Akbarzadeh is a lecturer in international relations at La Trobe University, Australia and editor of Pacifica Review. He has published widely on Tajikistan history and society.
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Rashid Abdullo is a researcher with the UN Tajikistan Office for Peacebuilding and served on the staff of UNMOT from 1996 to 2000.
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Chea Vannath is President of the Center for Social Development, a Cambodian non-governmental organisation that seeks to influence public policy and promote good governance. She holds a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Portland State University.
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Mu Sochua has been a leading human rights advocate for over 25 years, and is a prominent member of Cambodia’s leading opposition party, the Sam Rainsy Party. She was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005 and touted by the New York Times in 2010 as ‘part of a new generation of women who are working their way into the political systems of countries across Asia and elsewhere’.
Sorpong Peou is a Fellow at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore. He received his PhD in Political Science from York University, Toronto. His publications include Conflict Neutralisation in the Cambodia War: From Battlefield to Ballot-box (Oxford University Press, 1997). His forthcoming book will be entitled Foreign Intervention and Regime Change in Cambodia.
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Yos Hut Khemacaro worked with the United Nations Border Relief Operation from 1988-92 in Thailand as an adviser on educational and human rights programmes. He lived in France from 1973-86 and in Australia from 1986-88. He is now head of the Khmer Buddhist Foundation in France and lives in Cambodia where he works as an adviser to a range of Cambodian and international NGOs.
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