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Non-Governmental organizations in the mediation of violent intra-state conflict: the confrontation between theory and practice in the Mozambican peace process
... the Peace Agreement signed in Rome on 4 October ...the process was joined by the countries that became observers of the peace process: France, Portugal, and the UK jointly with the ...
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Beja sidelined by peace process
... The Beja have suffered from the sim- plistic depiction of Sudan’s problem as one of northern Arab Muslims ver- sus southern Christians and pagans, and were denied a role in the peace talks in Kenya. At the Oslo ...
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Evaluation of PAHO technical cooperation in El Salvador
... Until the first quarter of 1994 the resources of the Organization were directed toward providing support for programs related to the resumption of the peace process in t[r] ...
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Think positive peace in practice. Evaluating the effectiveness of the United Nations in the implementation of a comprehensive peace
... the process itself, in order to appreciate how peace projects are materialised in practice (as was tested in comparison here) and can offer more concrete answers to the mechanisms for the sustainability of ...
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Italy and Mozambique: Science, Economy & Society within a History of an Anomalous Cooperation
... Italian central authorities began the building of an aid program. What had happened in the two meetings in Rome and Reggio Emilia helped in this sense: Minister Fanfani agreed, for example, to meet President Samora ...
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Peacebuilding in displacement
... Arusha Peace Process consultations through two mechanisms which channelled refugees’ interests into the oicial talks through a presentation to a formal commitee dealing with refugee issues, set up as part ...
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Portugal: participation in peace missions as a factor of external credibility
... Still, besides being an end in itself, the participation in IFOR and SFOR NATO missions was also a means to win other important victories in terms of foreign policy, notably in the UN. Participating in the Balkans ...
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Book Review: Male Aggression and Female Peace-Making
... This book not only delves into the deepest recesses of human behavior to explain warfare and terrorism, but also provides hope in the prevention of these deadly endeavors. The quote displayed at the beginning of the very ...
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A LEGITIMIDADE DA ORGANIZAÇÃO DAS NAÇÕES UNIDAS (ONU) PARA AS OPERAÇÕES DE PEACE ENFORCEMENT
... de Peace Enforcement revelam uma lacuna no papel a ser desempenhado pelas Nações Unidas na concretização seu principal objetivo: manter a paz e segurança internacionais por meios ...
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Epilogue: Peace Journalism – The State of the Art
... courage Peace Journalism scholars and practitioners to react and to invest in efforts to make their case that additional nor- mative frameworks, such as Peace Journalism, exist and can be analyzed as ...
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Current Aspects of Bulgarian Participation in Peace Support Operations
... the foundations for sustainable peace require a wide variety of complex tasks, from helping to build sustainable institutions of governance to a stable security system. All of these specifi cs make PSO ...
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Mozambique: poverty in war and poverty in peace
... “That renegade (André Matsangaíssa) had no academic skills (...) and every single member in the Politic Bureau was a genius. Why did not they ask him “what do you want, a house, a car?” He remained there (in Rhodesia) ...
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Theories of War in an Era of Leading-Power Peace
... The liberal view assumes that actors place a high pri- ority on wealth, that trade is a better route to it than conquest, and that actors who gain economically from the exchange are politically powerful. These assump- ...
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Social Representations of Peace and Conflict: Introduction to the Special Issue
... Christopher J. Hewer provides a conceptual and historical analysis of social representations of war and peace. In particular, he focuses on representations of power relationships, and the way in which they make ...
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A local approach to peace in Torit, south Sudan
... some initiatives have been criticised for being superficial, Western-based and failing to engage with the participants’ specific environment. Education is more likely to help de- velop attitudes and skills that make a ...
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From passive to active: The spectrum of peace journalism
... The likely candidate for the most oft-quoted definition of PJ, put forth by Lynch and McGoldrick, says PJ is when journalists “make choices—of what stories to report and about how to report them—that create opportunities ...
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Good journalism or peace journalism? – Counterplea by David Loyn
... The biggest problem with Peace Journalism is where it puts the reporter. It demands engagement as a participant, rather than recognising that while of course there is no such thing as a transparent observer, the ...
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Braz. j. . vol.83 número3
... important mission: volunteering for the benefit of those who suffer the most. Our defenseless countrymen rely on us for more than solving their health problems. They also ask for our brave actions as citizens, so that ...
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Preserving the peace in post-New Order Minahasa
... the peace and order which has allowed North Sulawesi to benefit from the troubles elsewhere as Christian and Sino-Indonesian refugees (and potential refugees) from the Moluccas and Java have invested money in ...
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STATE OF PLAY AND PATHS TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE PEACE
... a process of accountability (Joint Communiqué of the Quartet Meeting on Libya on 23 May, 2017) in order to fight against impunity and to hold accountable those who were responsible for serious human rights ...
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