Religion is often blamed for conflict, whether within a family, within a country, or between countries. Yet history and personal experience show that religious conflict is not what it seems to be. Conflict is laden with past hurts and persistent grievances. It seems at times unstoppable. This quality is a result of what is sometimes[…..]
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Consultant, researcher, and writer with expertise in disarmament, cybersecurity, and genocide prevention and response. Holds an M.A. in International Peace and Conflict Resolution.
