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Accountability and Transparency for Peaceful Objectivism
As decades go by, countless philosophers, activists and other
Anglophone General Conference (AGC): Preparatory Progress Assessment
The over three years long armed conflict between the
Anglophone’s Mindset in Conflict: reactions of Anglophones to AGC questionnaire – the RAAQ
Amidst an intense violent conflict were opposing factions have
Community’s Role in Peace and Development
It is obvious that recent global and local development
Democracy and Conflicts: is democracy a conflict catalyst?
By certain rules and perspectives of the rule of
Ethnic Conflict Causes and International Community Biases
Because there is a limited conflict analyses conception that
Face à la Violence du Genre et Nos Rôles sur la Lutte Contre les Abus Sexuels Faits Aux Femmes: Engagement Communautaire et Responsabilité du Leadership
Édition bilingue. Il existe des violations des droits humains
Facing Gender Violence and Our Roles to Combat Sexual Abuses against Women
Bilingual publication. There are globally assessed human rights abuses
Facing Urban Terrorism: Root causes with Boko-haram
World Wars I & II, and the major natural
Indigenous People and Politics: A global analysis on indigenous people and politics
A global analysis on Indigenous Peoples and Politics is
Individuality and Criminality: conflict driving elements
Since medieval era, literal criticisms on individuality concepts and
Modern Technology and Conflicts
In attempts to illuminate the paradoxical human growth scope
Moral Brains and Power: Greatest minds on Truth for peace in Anglophone Cameroon
Cardinal Christian Wiyghan Tumi, Archbishop emeritus of Douala (Cameroon),
Mutuality and Reciporcity for Peaceful Objectivism
Through a series of arguments on conceptions of consciousness,
Nations and Community Solidarity
Notions of community within national and international spheres form
