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Dear fellow community members I have been a teacher at this course for many years and would like to recommend it warmly to anyone interested in peace, development, security, human rights, etc. It ... Continue
Dear Craig - would just direct your attention to the MA thesis by Francesco Marelli that TFF just published - about the EU and a possible Commissariat for peace etc...on the front page of www.trans... Continue
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Dear Jelena, dear Craig Thanks for sharing such interesting insights. The little I have seen and heard to cultural life in Belgrade is just plain impressive - it was even during the war when every... Continue
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Thank you for adding me! I look forward to your course next semester.
Hope all is well,
Rishita
Francis
Thank you for making me join this interesting network
Love from
Karsten
You didn't hear from me in time since I was pretty devastated over the court ruling in Mumia Abu-Jamal's case that came out on Thursday: death sentence lifted BUT no new trial to prove his innocence.
Oh oh..
But wonderful to hear from you this way,
springtime Heidelberg greetings to whatever time in Burundi,
Annette
Greetings from San Francisco, am here for a conference for a few days. Hope things are going well in Burundi. I appreciate the feedback on the site. They did some overall upgrades and changes to the entire system so it is not possible to go back to the old style of presentation. But if you do have specific comments of how you want to see this new format change in future upgrades I can pass that along.
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Craig
you are unique in human remember that always so we too follow you.
have good days ahead.
I hope to open a line of communication with you. It seems we share some common interests so I wanted to make my introduction. I'm Chris from New Orleans. I'm studying Comparative legal systems at Tulane Law School and am very interested in Human Rights and Mediation and Negotiation. Given our common interests this might be a good way to start communication so we can refer to each other in the future. Please take a minute to view my page and leave a message if you like.
peace.
P.S. I am currently working on a legal paper about the responsibility of the UN to third parties harmed in the Rwandan Genocide. If you have any insight or can suggest any research materials it would be greatly appreciated. I am currently knee deep in Moeshe Hirche's book on the subject.
Thanks for your immediate response.
I would like to invite you to work for Nepal so that Nepali people could get some things from your vast experiences in the field of peace and conflict. The conflict of Nepal is totally different from the conflict of Kosovo. Nepali people are trying hard to solve their problem by themselves without having out side intervetions.
In Nepal, NGO are very active in peace and conflict research and you rightly pointed out the they are limiting themselves within their bounaries to provide training and practical skills. So there is a gap between NGO and rest of the community including the government in Nepal. Some of them doing hard but majority of them are getting money doing only for them. This is the reality. Anyway, I am very much pleased to see your resourceful profile and linkages. Thanks again.
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