Archive for April, 2006

  •   “On the Politics of Human Rights and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka: From Evenhandedness to a Politics of Neither/Nor”   Alan Keenan is the international Crisis Group’s Sri Lanka […] 0

    Alan Keenan

      “On the Politics of Human Rights and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka: From Evenhandedness to a Politics of Neither/Nor”   Alan Keenan is the international Crisis Group’s Sri Lanka […]

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  •   “Sudan: Is Peace Possible?”   Suliman Baldo is a widely recognized expert on conflict resolution, emergency relief, development, and human rights in Africa and on international advocacy around these […] 0

    Suliman Baldo, Anders Hastrup, and Regala Musharaf

      “Sudan: Is Peace Possible?”   Suliman Baldo is a widely recognized expert on conflict resolution, emergency relief, development, and human rights in Africa and on international advocacy around these […]

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  •   “Democratizing the Media: How New Technology Brings Unheard Voices to the News.”   Julia Bacha is the co-writer of the Control Room and the co-writer and co-director of the Encounter Point. She was […] 0

    Julia Bacha

      “Democratizing the Media: How New Technology Brings Unheard Voices to the News.”   Julia Bacha is the co-writer of the Control Room and the co-writer and co-director of the Encounter Point. She was […]

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  •   “Stalin and Dictatorship”   Dr. Nina L. Khrushcheva is a Russian American professor in the graduate program of international affairs at The New School, a senior fellow of the […] 0

    Nina Khrushcheva

      “Stalin and Dictatorship”   Dr. Nina L. Khrushcheva is a Russian American professor in the graduate program of international affairs at The New School, a senior fellow of the […]

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  •   “Towards a Genealogy of Crimes Against Humanity”   Mark Antaki is an Assistant Professor at McGill University Faculty of Law and writes and teaches in Human Rights, Law, and political […] 0

    Mark Antaki

      “Towards a Genealogy of Crimes Against Humanity”   Mark Antaki is an Assistant Professor at McGill University Faculty of Law and writes and teaches in Human Rights, Law, and political […]

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