The presenters are given around sixty minutes for their presentations which include questions and comments from the floor, during the presentation. Techniques that are discussed in a paper must be developed theoretically during the presentation and applications identified. The evenings of the workshop will have informal discussion groups and tutorials as developed by the program committee. During Cornwallis I, this aspect of the workshop proved very valuable and we encourage all to participate. Paper proposals must be delivered to one of the program committee no later than 15 December 1996 .
Electronic mail is preferred.
Presenters will be notified of acceptance by 15 February 1997 . An initial program will be distributed with the notifications. An edited proceedings will be published by the Canadian Peacekeeping Press following the Workshop. Space will be reserved on a qualified first come basis, therefore early requests are highly encouraged. I proved extremely popular and the program committee anticipates an increased number of requests.