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Pacifism / Violence / Sociology / Peace and conflict studies / Structural violence / Nonviolence / Elise M. Boulding / Peace / Aggression / Ethics / Dispute resolution / Behavior
Date: 2011-11-17 02:58:32
Pacifism
Violence
Sociology
Peace and conflict studies
Structural violence
Nonviolence
Elise M. Boulding
Peace
Aggression
Ethics
Dispute resolution
Behavior

A Shared Human Identity: the Foundation of a Peace Culture A thesis submitted by Vicky Rossi [removed]

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