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Robert C. Long Jr.,J. H. Goldsteinovements for decades, has started peace negotiations with approximately nineteen armed groups, all of them with different agendas and priorities, even within the groups themselves. The government under president Thein Sein insisted in managing all peace processes without any engagement of a third pa

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ed that all our thinking is historically conditioned. Whereas the older dogmatic type of thinking had always tended to go straight from the mind to the cosmos, critical thinking became preoccupied with the variable cultural apparatus that guides the way we perceive and interpret what’s out there.