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Poem
To Siniora: My New Friend in Gaza
Experience
How Not to Solve a Conflict: The Kosovo Question
Influencing Public Opinion - A Challenge for Activists
Analysis
The Online Journal of Peace and Conflict Resolution dedicates this issue to the life of Dr. Valentin Krumov, a peace worker with the United Nations mission in Kosovo who was senslessly murdered during his first day on the job. Valentin's family, friends, and colleagues, as well as all of those interested in the practice of peace and conflict resolution, are saddened by this tragic loss of a man who enjoyed life to its fullest while practicing the noble and often thankless profession of peacemaker.
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Poem
To Siniora: My New friend in Gaza
By Ada Aharoni
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Experience
How Not to Solve a Conflict: The Kosovo Question
By C. Clermont
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Influencing Public Opinion - A Challenge for Activists
By Peter Wirth
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Analysis
The Forgotten Solution: Origins of the Balkan Union
By Emilian Kavalski
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An Atmosphere of Reconciliation: A Theory on Resolving Ethnic Conflicts Based on the Transcaucasian Conflicts
By Anthony Baird
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