journal for the study of peace and conflict (2011-12) | settler colonial studies blog

journal for the study of peace and conflict (2011-12)

01Sep12

Journal for the Study of Peace and Conflict (2011-12). Contains, among others:

Tammy Murphy, ‘“Courses and Recourses”: Exploring Indigenous Peoples’ Land Reclamation in Search of Fresh Solutions for Israelis and Palestinians’.

Jacinta Chiamaka Nwaka, ‘Host-Settler Relations, Conflict Dynamics, and Threatened Identity in Kano’

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