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A Systems Approach to Conflict Resolution in Sustainable Energy Management
by Timo Marquez Arreaza In sustainable energy development, many actors are involved in the juggling and distribution of our natural resources, each with the best (personal or social) intentions in mind. These actors, which can be corporations, governments, and/or civil society, tend to follow set series of procedures to carry out these decisions, using tools such [...]
Continue reading...A Systematic Approach to Peaceful Conflict Resolution
Wednesday, May 7, 2003
The terrorist acts that have recently taken place in Moscow, Kenya and NYC once again proved that sequences of conflicts can be dangerous. Every year about 30 armed conflicts take place in the world [20]. In the sustainable future peaceful conflict resolution is essential. In the paper the sequence of methods to be used in [...]
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The next Student Summit for Sustainability (S3.Zurich) will be hosted in Zurich, Switzerland from 25 January - 1 February 2009. The deadlines for abstract submissions and funding applications have passed, but registration is still open for all students interested in attending. Please visit this page to learn more about this exciting summit!
Monday, September 20, 2004
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