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Jansen A. Smith,Stephen R. Durham,Gregory P. Dietl of their representatives and without media coverage. The present and following chapters are dedicated to their efforts and visions. While Chapter 4 focuses on the direct relation between media and grassroots peace promotion, the present chapter uses the voices of peace promoters to highlight factor

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Peter D. Roopnarine,Ashley A. Dineenhe president as a part of a Global South discourse about the attempt of multinational agencies of Western countries to meddle into internal issues of the peripheral nations, and the right of those to preserve their national sovereignty. This demonstrates the contradictions between the autonomy of th

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