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Date: 2016-04-13 01:58:21
National security
International relations
Political terminology
International security
Human security
Security sector reform
Security
Responsibility to protect
Computer security
Global governance
International development
Stabilization of fragile states

IDS EVIDENCE REPORT No 151 Addressing and Mitigating Violence

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