In this article, Davis reports on a roundtable on peacekeeping issues held at George Mason University's Institute of Public Policy. In fact, two roundtables are covered: one dealing with peace support C2, the other with the development and assessment of entrance and exit criteria for peacekeeping operations. Davis describes the themes presented to the participants (lessons learned, US influence through policy decisions, and C2 standardization) and records a summary and selection of their comments. A brief bibliography is included.