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Violence / Pacifism / Social philosophy / Peace and conflict studies / Peacebuilding / Structural violence / War / American Psychological Association / Nonviolence / Ethics / Peace / Behavior
Date: 2008-01-09 21:26:42
Violence
Pacifism
Social philosophy
Peace and conflict studies
Peacebuilding
Structural violence
War
American Psychological Association
Nonviolence
Ethics
Peace
Behavior

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