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The Racial Silence within Peace Studies

Azarmandi, Mahdis. 2018. Peace Review, 30, no. 1: 69-77.  This text investigates how institutional structures of power that enable the outbreak of war and violence are inextricably tied to a plethora of social issues…

Date
6 April 2022
Category
Gender Peace Studies
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