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...You're about to intervene in an unstable region after a bitter conflict. Peace is uncertain, resentment festers, and outside actors are keen to disrupt your activities. The environment is full of hazards: a harsh climate; difficult terrain; unexploded munitions; armed criminals; and desperate displaced persons. Indigenous actors are skeptical of your motivations and ready to sponsor terrorism or insurgency if you oppose their interests. Now you must bring stability, in cooperation with disparate government agencies, military units, non-governmental organizations, and international institutions. What are you going to do?

- Real-time strategy game
- Fully on-site
- Free downloadable software
- All soft-copy materials and data files supplied
- Full-spectrum inter-personal and inter-agency skills
- Adaptable for different learning objectives
- See-all debriefing and review tools
- Objective performance data and anonymous peer review

The Peacekeeping Mission Simulation is a multi-sided real-time human-digital exercise, incorporating entry, disaster assistance, disaster recovery, counter-insurgency/terrorism, and reconstruction phases.

This is not a combat simulation and no military knowledge is required.

This exercise develops skills in leadership, teamwork, logistics, public diplomacy, sensemaking, and communications.

Rebecca Washenberger, "Wharton first annual peacekeeping mission," Wharton Journal, 11 February 2002

Miriam Hill, "To learn to lead, Wharton students travel far from the classroom," Philadelphia Inquirer, 17 February 2002

Tom Hale, "Keeping the peace," Princeton Alumni Weekly, 5 November 2003

"Crisis simulation sharpens business leadership techniques," MIT Tech Talk, 8 December 2004

"MIT Sloan experts take a hard look at the leadership of relief efforts," MIT Newsroom, November 2005

Jared Dubin, "Simulation Brings Bosnian War to Penn," The Daily Pennsylvanian, 1 February 2010.

Report on the University of Pennsylvania's 2010 iteration, February 2010.

View images of previous iterations of the Peacekeeping/Stabilization Mission Simulation.

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