Events by these Researchers
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Peace Corps Reception and Panel - (jgreiff)
Interested in learning more about the Peace Corps, or George Mason's partnership through the Masters International Program?Come hear from a panel of
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ICAR info session - (Jessica Cooley)
An opportunity for prospective students to come and learn about George Mason's Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution's various programs and
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Internship to Job Panel - (eogilvie)
Transitioning from Unpaid Intern to Paid Employee:Want to learn more about how the process works and how to work it to your advantage?Come and join
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ICAR info session - (Jessica Cooley)
An opportunity for prospective students to come and learn about George Mason's Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution's various programs and
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Palaver Management and Conflict Resolution Training in Liberia - (pmaulden)
ICAR Brown Bag Lecture: Patricia Maulden & Lisa E. ShawPalaver Management and Conflict Resolution Training in Liberia, presented by Dr. Patricia
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Info. Session - (eogilvie)
Contact: Erin Ogilvie, [email protected]
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Radicalized Narratives: Immigration in the Shadow of 9/11 - (lshaw2)
Fifth Annual ICAR Undergraduate Program Spring Lecture featuring Dr. Sara Cobb, "Radicalized Narratives: Immigration in the Shadow of 9/11
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Grad & Professional Student Etiquette Dinner - (eogilvie)
Friday, March 20, 2009Grad & Professional Student Etiquette Dinner6:30 pm - 7:15 pm - Cocktail Reception7:15 pm - 8:30 pm - DinnerTickets
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Al Fuertes - Community-based Warviews, Resiliency and Healing Among the Internally - (eogilvie)
"Community-based Warviews, Resiliency and Healing Among the Internally Displaced Persons in Mindanao and the Karen Refugees on the Thai-
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Carolyne Ashton - Identifying Theories of Change in the Design and Implementation of Three UNICEF Peace Education Programs - (eogilvie)
This dissertation uses evaluations of three UNICEF peace education programs (Albania, Armenia, and Aceh (Indonesia)) to determine if stakeholders
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ICAR Alumni Symposium - (eogilvie)
Saturday, September 15, 200710:00 Welcome (breakfast provided)
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Do Conversations Matter: Dialogue as a Process for Change - (lshaw2)
Sandra Cheldelin, the Vernon M. and Minnie I. Lynch Professor of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, will give the spring lecture for the
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Community Stabilisation Support Programme (CSSP) Efforts in Kosovo - (eogilvie)
Speaker: DR. DÍAZ, JUAN ARMANDO
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Identity, Morality and Threat: Studies in Violent Conflict Book Launch Party - (eogilvie)
Speakers include the following book contributors: David G. Alpher Sandra I. Cheldelin Rom Harré Karina V.
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Richard Scott Moore Ending the Bloodshed and Bridging the Chasm: Military Intervention and Conflict Resolution - (eogilvie)
This dissertation examines the role of military intervention in resolving violent and armed conflicts by exploring the historical record of the