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11. GAVRIEL SALOMON
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Major challenges facing peace education: What does the research tell us? Gavriel Salomon, Center for Research on Peace Education Haifa University, Israel. - ppt download
BIOGRAPHY OF A RESTLESS SCHOLAR
Situated emotion and its constructive role in collaborative design: A mixed-method study of experienced designers
2010 Greeley Peace Scholar | Peace & Conflict Studies Institute | Research | UMass Lowell
Media and information literacy: reinforcing human rights, countering radicalization and extremism
Vulnerability of the industrialized microbiota
(PDF) Conducting Research and Mentoring Students in Africa | kingsley Daraojimba - Academia.edu
Handbook on Peace Education, edited by Gavriel Salomon, and Ed Cairns, Taylor & Francis Group, 2009. ProQuest Ebook Central
PeaceW RKS
PDF) Mapping the Field of International Peace Education Programs and Exploring their Networked Impact on Peacebuilding
Vol 12, No 1 (2014): Special Double Issue on Course-Embedded Writing Support Programs by PraxisUWC - Issuu
PPT - Peace Education in the Midst of Conflict: Its nature and its challenges PowerPoint Presentation - ID:4576882
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PDF) The Impact of Covid-19 on International Supply Chains Looking through the SCOR Model
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO CONCEPTUALIZED PEACE: A STUDY OF COLOMBIAN ADOLESCENTS' MEANING MAKING AND CIVIC DEVELOPMENT
Major challenges facing peace education: What does the research tell us? Gavriel Salomon, Center for Research on Peace Education Haifa University, Israel. - ppt download
Situated emotion and its constructive role in collaborative design: A mixed-method study of experienced designers
Protecting education from attack: a state-of-the-art review
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Can We Affect Cognitive Skills through Visual Media? An Hypothesis and Initial Findings
