Center on International Cooperation

Megan Gleason Megan M. Gleason

Senior Program Officer, Global Peace Operations

Email: mg2698 @ nyu.edu

Topical Expertise:Peace Operations, United Nations, Peacebuilding and Statebuilding, Emerging Powers

Megan Gleason is a Senior Program Officer with the Global Peace Operations Program at CIC. Her research interests include peace operations, political settlements, emerging power engagement on development and security issues, and post-conflict peacebuilding and statebuilding.

She holds a Master of Science in International Relations from New York University's Center for Global Affairs and Bachelors degrees in Finance and Political Science from Rutgers University. Prior to joining CIC, Megan conducted research on United Nations reform, including the UN peacebuilding architecture and Security Council reform, as well as high-level appointments and elections in multilateral organizations.

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Publications

Annual Review of Global Peace Operations 2012, February 2012, Volume Editor and Lead Researcher.

Engagement on Development and Security: New Actors, New Debates, September 2011, co-editor and contributor.

Strategic Planning in Fragile and Conflict Contexts, July 2011, contributor.

Co-author with Bruce Jones, Jake Sherman and Constance Wilhelm, Recent Evolution in Statebuilding: From Supporting Capacity-Building to Political Processes in Statebuilding in Situations of Fragility and Conflict: Relevance for US Policies and Programs, United States Agency for International Development, February 2011.

Co-author with Rahul Chandran, Dirk Solomons and Gigja Sorensen, The Recruitment and Deployment of International Technical Assistance, Center on International Cooperation. Forthcoming.

Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, Hungary (6th Periodic Report), Treaty Body Monitor International Service for Human Rights. 2007

Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, Kenya (5th and 6th Periodic Reports), Treaty Body Monitor, International Service for Human Rights. 2007

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