Based on his recent experiences in Bosnia and Kosovo, General Clark discussed the potential for a training simulation that will enable U.S. policymakers to better understand the engagement tools available for such circumstances.
Players assume roles as public or private actors in both state and non-state capacities.
The simulation models complex scenarios, much like engagements over the past decade. In fact, this model has been used in Bosnia, the Republic of Georgia, and for training purposes with the U.S. Institute of Peace. On occasion, particularly useful or insightful games should lead to a meeting between the participating Congressmen and Senators and key Executive Branch officials.