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Policy Article

Conflict Prevention: Old Wine in New Bottles?

Karin Aggestam, September 2010

Summary

The notion of conflict prevention has a general appeal to most scholars within conflict research. It implies that we might be able to avoid destructive conflicts through external intervention before any major violent actions have taken place.

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Conflict Prevention

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Theme
Policy
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Article
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Adobe PDF
Published
8 September 2010
Author
Karin Aggestam
Access
Open access

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