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Preparing For Peace

John Paul Lederach

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This text explores conflict resolution training and relationship to culture. It blends a special training tradition in mediation with a tradition derived from the author's work in development. Lederach uses anecdotes and experiences to demonstrate his resolution techniques.

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This text explores conflict resolution training and relationship to culture. It blends a special training tradition in mediation with a tradition derived from the author's work in development. Lederach uses anecdotes and experiences to demonstrate his resolution techniques.

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This text explores conflict resolution training and relationship to culture. It blends a special training tradition in mediation with a tradition derived from the author's work in development. Lederach uses anecdotes and experiences to demonstrate his resolution techniques.

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