About CIG
The Council for Inclusive Governance (CIG) is an international nonprofit, nonpartisan, and non-governmental institution that promotes inclusive and responsive governance and provides policy advice. It facilitates constructive Track 1.5 dialogues to foster interstate and interparty cooperation, interethnic accord, and the resolution of disputes. The goal of CIG’s activities is to build confidence in democratic institutions of governance, contribute to the cohesiveness of political systems and societies, and help prevent and resolve conflict. CIG is the successor organization to the Princeton-based Project on Ethnic Relations (PER).
Board
- Thomas M. Countryman (Chair), former U.S. Undersecretary of State
- Jennifer L. Brush, U.S. Department of State, Ambassador (ret.)
- Steven L. Burg, Brandeis University
- Michael W. Elf, Springer Nature
- Warren R. Haffar, Arcadia University
- Pierre Mirel, European Commission, Honorary Director General; Le Centre Grande Europe de l'Institut Jacques Delors
- Alex Roinishvili Grigorev, Council for Inclusive Governance; Arcadia University
Team
- Alex Roinishvili Grigorev, President
- Igor Novakovic, Senior Adviser
- Jeta Loshaj, Senior Associate
- Mirjana Djordjevic, Associate
- Jora Luzha, Associate
- Robert K. Aitkens, Accountant
- Kristina Baker, Assistant
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