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Antonio E. Weisscomponents are assumed to reinforce one another, in practice, societies with a background of violent conflict and the international actors who seek to help them might encounter a more complex situation, and can face some difficult choices. The legacy of conflict makes building democracy more challen

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Antonio E. Weissflict resolution — have primarily focused on the moral justification of war and intervention, as well as on ‘the ethics of peace’. by analysing the plausibility of various moral, political and economic means and ends in peacemaking. Since existing injustices and the quest for justice are usually see

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Antonio E. Weissrvived revolution and reform, manifest in the perpetuation of legal boundaries, ascribed status, and privilege determined by birth and monarchial grant. So persistent were they, he continued, that radical parties were not the only ones to mobilize the ‘masses’; conservatives adopted their tactics an

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rvived revolution and reform, manifest in the perpetuation of legal boundaries, ascribed status, and privilege determined by birth and monarchial grant. So persistent were they, he continued, that radical parties were not the only ones to mobilize the ‘masses’; conservatives adopted their tactics an

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,Planning, 1960s–1970s,ated by the “Big Four” firms which were all “British generation” consultancies. The postwar boom in interest in “planning” is shown to have ushered consultants into the public sector. But, through researching Harold Wilson’s own papers and correspondence, Wilson’s reforming zeal and suspicions of th