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Leon's point is important to think of who would be using it. Elhadi touches on this a little also. Information is very important and how would this information be used. In our current world, certain information…"
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Ben Hargrove replied to Christopher Tuckwood's discussion Humanitarian intelligence: Are UAVs the next step?
Ben Hargrove replied to Christopher Tuckwood's discussion Humanitarian intelligence: Are UAVs the next step?"interesting stuff, thank you for sharing!"
Ben Hargrove replied to Craig Zelizer's discussion Please provide Suggestions for Improving the PCDN Network (Creative, Small and Big Ideas Welcome)"Hi Craig,
I am interested to read about the role of arts and peacebuilding, especially if it talks about using art in a real way that can be respected and appreciated for being a real agent of change. Is it possible to read a copy of your…"
Ben Hargrove replied to Craig Zelizer's discussion Please provide Suggestions for Improving the PCDN Network (Creative, Small and Big Ideas Welcome)"Hi Craig,
Thanks for your support with this website. I have been trying to follow many of the posts and discussions and see what type of discussions are on here. It seems rather wide spread and touches on a lot of developmental topics and peace…"
Ben Hargrove commented on Institute for Economics & Peace's blog post *New Report* Economic Consequences of War on the US Economy"As I was reading over the downloaded link I was hoping this group was going to touch on the corruption and collusion involved with money in war politics. Unfortunately this article took a typical perspective on the wars and spending, almost…"
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Art for Peace 2012: International Art Contest for Young People
"This is a great opportunity and hopefully many USA young people can get involved because the USA has the greatest number of nuclear weapons and has an economy heavily influenced by small arms trade etc. Help spread the word to educate the USA…"
Ben Hargrove commented on Caroline Anderson's blog post A Decade Later: We have the means so why don’t we have peace?"
Hi Patricia and all,
I really enjoyed your piece. I will continue to browse your website as I am just learning about it. There were great parts about consciousness shifts and what you indicated as feminine values of the internet. While I…"
Ben Hargrove commented on Craig Zelizer's video
TEDxPSU - Mia Bloom - Seeing the New Face of Terrorism
"Thank you all for your posts in response to this video as well as to my response.
Continuing the dialogue is important so I appreciate those responses. I have a lot of thoughts on this subject but will stick with the one I heard a couple times in…"
Ben Hargrove commented on Craig Zelizer's videoTEDxPSU - Mia Bloom - Seeing the New Face of Terrorism
"Because Craig Zelizer added this video it makes me really question the intentions of this website, internationalpeaceandconflict. This video does not address at all the root causes of these terrorist organizations which is the big money and…"
Jennifer Lentfer left a comment for Ben Hargrove"Thanks for reaching out Ben! And for following how-matters.org! "
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Thanks for reaching out Ben! And for following how-matters.org!
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