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Take Conflict Management Beyond Slogans – Prof Kwanashie Tells Stakeholders

Posted By: adminon: February 23, 2018In: BookspaceTags: CEPAD, Conflict Management Community, Idealism, Materialism, Peace and Conflict Studies, SPSPNo CommentsViews:
Take Conflict Management Beyond Slogans – Prof Kwanashie Tells Stakeholders

In what may be regarded as a landmark paradigm vote for contextualism in conflict analysis, veteran academic and the Vice-Chancellor of Veritas University, Abuja, Professor Mike Kwanashie is... Read more

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