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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict-Courageous Peace Leaders Wanted
In the lull after the media frenzy around Irene, it is a good time to reflect on the Israeli-Palestinian situation. In a few weeks, the Palestinians will submit a resolution to the UN General Assembly that asks that Palestine be … Continue reading
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Libya at the Cross Roads: Genocidal Civil War or Peace?
I just read a paper by Rotary Peace Scholar Duncan Autry that paralleled the ideas I present in my latest book Elusive Peace: How Modern Diplomatic Strategies Could Better Resolve World Conflicts. What we concluded from entirely different approaches is … Continue reading
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Where the US Republican Presidential Candidates Stand On Peace
Where do the Republican presidential candidates stand on negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy as a means of solving intractable international conflicts? Reading reports about Governors Perry and Romney and Representative Michelle Bachman as the leading Republican candidates, one sees very little … Continue reading
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Tagged Bachman, candidate, conflict, diplomacy, foreign policy, military spending, negotiation, Paul, peace, Perry, president, Republican, Romney, war
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If You Liked Iraq and Afghanistan, You Will Love Somalia
If you liked Iraq and Afhganistan, you will love Somalia. I wonder what will be necessary for the elites in the diplomatic and international community to wake up to the fact that the system is not working. How many Rwandas, … Continue reading
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Sanctions Don’t Work in Collegiate Football
The news in sports today is that the NCAA is thinking about a fundamental restructuring of college athletics after allegations surfaced that University of Miami football players received all kinds of benefits, including drugs and prostitutes, from a high roller … Continue reading
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Tagged ahtletic director, alumni, athlete, BCS, boosters, bribes, college football, corruption, fan, Florida, football coach, football player, gifts, Miami, NCAA, recruiting, sanctions, scholarships, USC
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War and Peace-The Blog Ranters Rage On
While I sympathize with much of Cindy Sheehans’ recent blog rant against war, wouldn’t the better, healthier process be to facilitate a conversation between Ms. Sheehan and those she is railing against. The polemical nature around war these days is … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, air flight, anti-war, Bush, chinese world, Cincy Sheehan, cindy sheehans, colonial period, defense expenditures, Democrat, economic rights, fdr, foreign policy, freedom of speech, gold rush, industrial revolution, interregnum, Iraq, issues and controversies, korean war, military adventures, military spending, military superpower, neo con, Obama, polemical nature, Reagan, redefinition, Republican, Seal Team 6, sheehan, transcontinental railroad, war protest, western allies, world war i
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