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Program for Culture and Conflict Studies
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The Program for Culture & Conflict Studies is premised on the belief that the United States must understand the cultures and societies of the world to effectively interact with local people. It is dedicated to the study of anthropological, ethnographic, social, political, and economic data to inform US policies at both the strategic and operational levels.

CCS is the result of a collaborative effort to provide current open source information to Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRT), mission commanders, academics, and the general public. Covering tribes, politics, trends, and people, this website - a 21st century gazetteer, provides data, analysis, and maps not available anywhere else.


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The Program for Culture & Conflict Studies collects, organizes, and disseminates anthropological data for the purpose of better preparing individuals and organizations in pursing relationships with other cultures. Our studies include:


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