From Dr. John Windmueller’s blog.
Johan Galtung was the keynote speaker of a recent one-day conference on conflict resolution and international development here in Washington, DC. I would have enjoyed hearing the speech, but I had to pass on the conference because, as irony would have it, I was tied up in meetings about international development-related conflict resolution work.
Fortunately, the organizers did a wonderful job of reporting out on the conference online. You can find a summary of the conference here and listen to Galtung’s keynote address here.
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