ACTIVITIES & EVENTS
Upcoming and recent lectures
Canadian Pugwash Fall Forum (introductions by W. Dorn):
2015: Lloyd Axworthy
2013: Gwynne Dyer
2012: Luis Moreno-Ocampo
Comments by others
Eduardo Artigas (Chief of Field Mission Support, DFS/UN) thanking Canada for Dr. Dorn's support (eVeritas) (pdf)
Moreno Ocampo (ICC Prosecutor, pdf)
Bob Rae (Canadian leader, MP)
Reviews of Air Power in UN Operations
Reviews of Keeping Watch
Szlek, Col. Zbigniew, Senior Military Adviser of Poland to the United Nations
Experiences in the Field (UN operations and organizations)
(Narrative, Photos, Poems, PPT)
– East Timor (1999)
– Haiti (2008)
– Cyprus (2009)
– Congo (2009)
– International Criminal Court (2010, 2012)
– Other trips and visits
– UN Panel on Technology (2014)
– Upcoming
– Posters (past)
– Photos
– Complete list
– Interviews
– Entrevues en français
– Media opinion pieces
Personal
Service in Professional Societies and Non-Governmental Organizations
Scholarly associations and civil society are a major generator of both ideas and action in our world. Service in organizations dedicated to enhancing human understanding and compassion is an honour and a privilege. It also a great way to meet dedicated people and gain new insights.
Testimony before Parliamentary Bodies
Conferences and Workshops Organized
"On the Wings of Peace: Air Power in United Nations Operations"
Workshop Programme and Poster (June 2011)
Workshop presentations
Call for Papers (pdf) /
Demand de communications (pdf)
Aerospace power has always been an important element of United Nations (UN) peace operations. At first, aerospace power was limited to the provision of basic capabilities such as transport and observation, but the complexity of UN operations has increased the need for support from air and space-based assets. Mission requirements have expanded to include the provision of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), and when required, the application of force. This workshop will explore the evolution of aerospace power in UN operations past, present, and future.
Individuals wishing to submit a paper for consideration should address it to one of the co-chairs listed below no later than 31 March 2011. Proposals should be at least 200 words in length and include a curriculum vitae (CV). This conference will take place on 15 and 16 June, 2011, at the Canadian Forces Aerospace Warfare Centre (CFAWC), 8 Wing, Trenton, Ontario, Canada.
Dr. Walter Dorn
Canadian Forces College
416-482-6800 x 6538
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Major Bill March
Canadian Forces Aerospace Warfare Centre
613-392-2811 x 4656
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