Frederick "Rick" Barton

Frederick Barton is a senior adviser in the International Security Program and co-director of the Post-Conflict Reconstruction Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). He was an advisor to the Iraq Study Group, Co-Chairman of the Reconstruction and Development Group of the [Princeton Project on National Security] , and serves on the board of several organizations, including [http://www.globalrelieftech.com Global Relief Technologies (GRT)] . His work seeks to improve the way the United States and the international community approach conflict situations, including improved analysis and anticipation in Pakistan and Nigeria; action strategies for Iraq, Sudan, and Sri Lanka; and the development of a measures-of-progress model for Afghanistan and Iraq. He is a regular contributor to global public discussions. For the past five years, Barton was a visiting lecturer at the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University, where he was the Frederick H. Schultz Professor of Economic Policy and lecturer on public and international affairs. His work is informed by 12 years of experience in nearly 30 global hot spots, including serving as UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva (1999–2001) and as the first director of the [http://www.usaid.gov/our_work/cross-cutting_programs/transition_initiatives Office of Transition Initiatives] at the U.S. Agency for International Development (1994–1999). A graduate of Harvard College (1971), Barton earned his M.B.A. from Boston University (1982), with an emphasis on public management, and received an honorary doctorate of humane letters from Wheaton College of Massachusetts (2001).

elected publications

* "Wikis, Webs, and Networks", CSIS, 10/15/2006
* "Transatlantic Security Notes & Comment", CSIS, 09/29/2006
* "In the Balance", CSIS, 12/01/2005
* "Pre- & Post-Conflict Stability Operations", CSIS, 06/23/2004
* "Iraq's Post-Conflict Reconstruction - A Field Review and Recommendations", CSIS, 07/17/2003
* "A Wiser Peace Supplement II: An Overview of the Oil-for-Food Program", CSIS, 02/14/2003
* "A Wiser Peace Supplement I: Background Information on Iraq's Financial Obligations", CSIS, 01/23/2003
* "A Wiser Peace: An Action Strategy for Post-Conflict Iraq", CSIS, 01/01/2003
* "Help Iraq Help Itself", "The New York Times", 11/08/2006
* "How Antiterror Laws Harm the World's Vulnerable." "Christian Science Monitor" 04/17/2006
* "Funds Fade, Deaths Rise as Iraq Rebuilding Lags." "The New York Times" 10/31/2005
* "Should We Stay or Should We Go?" 01/19/2005
* "Sudan Rebels, Government Promise Peace Accord" 12/30/2004
* "Challenges Ahead for Fallujah Reconstruction" 11/15/2004
* "Reconstruction's Reformation" 03/17/2004
* "Haiti" 03/03/2004

External links

* [http://www.csis.org CSIS official site]
* [http://www.wws.princeton.edu/ppns/ Princeton Project on National Security]