Christian Espinoza
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic BASIC NEED 3/4: FREEDOM in the group Anything Galtung 12 years, 9 months ago
Freedom to choose what to do with one’s own life.
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic POWER 4/4: INTELLECTUAL & CULTURAL in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
Pertaining to:
1- Morals & Ethics
2- Science & Knowledge
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic POWER 3/4: ECONOMIC in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
Pertaining to Economic Faultlines
1- Banking: Finance Economy vs. Real Economy
2- Equality: Income; Living Standards; Rich vs. Poor; Economic Human Rights
3- Global Freetrade: Bretton Woods System
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic POWER 2/4: POLITICAL & DECISIONMAKING in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
Poltics – Polity – Policy
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic POWER 1/4: MILITARY & SECURITY in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
Coercive & Martial Narratives and “Solutions”
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and Ayça Pakfiliz are now friends 12 years, 9 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic MILITARY & SECURITY POWER in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
The nuclear market: “the most profitable nuclear sales prospect is not overseas reactors, where profit margins can be negative. Instead, it’s supplying nuclear fuel to run the U.S.’s 104 power reactors, the […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic EGYPT WATCH in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
Post-Tahrir-world
Regarding thee Elections: “By the time the actual first results came through last week (NGH: End of November 2011), the Brothers had racked up 40 percent of the vote – in Cairo and […]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford replied to the forum topic MILITARY & SECURITY POWER in the group International Relations, Politics, Conflict, War & Peace, R2P, Human Rights 12 years, 9 months ago
“Since the collapse of the Warsaw Pact two decades ago we have lived in a supposedly “unipolar” world. Yet somehow it doesn’t seem like that, does it? ” (…) To assume that Western technology in and of […]
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Federica Riccadonna replied to the forum topic DIAGNOSIS PROGNOSIS THERAPY – a methodology for encompassig conflict analysis in the group Anything Galtung 12 years, 9 months ago
As you said, this concept is not so easy to understand.
The difficulty is to see the conflict formation in its general context, which is not only inner (emotional), but it has also an outer aspect […]
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Do you mind explaining to me what this internal dimension of conflicts mean in real life? For example in Syria where people are dying right now?
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Dear Osiris, an internal dimension of conflict could be the ATTITUDE of a person of reacting in a violent manner.
For example, in front of the same situation, people act in different ways and this is due to different internal attitude (for different reasons, too long to explore here). In Syria people are fighting for some rights..some are dying in…[Read more]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford wrote a new post 12 years, 9 months ago
“How does it feel to be a remote intern of the G-I?”
When I read this question, the first answer that came to my mind was … I feel..myself important. Yes, even if I am not on-site, I am feeling fully inv […] -
Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update 12 years, 9 months ago
Cass Sunstein, the legal scholar who current runs the White House’s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, has called it (NGH: the south african constitution) ”the most admirable constitution in the history of the world.'” Though given Sunstein’s own reputation among Tea Partiers, I’m guessing we won’t hear him speaking up on Ginsburg’s…[Read more]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and Flor Maria are now friends 12 years, 9 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and Eleanor Rowley are now friends 12 years, 9 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update 12 years, 9 months ago
So the U.S is disgusted with the chinese and russian veto that prevents the absolute marginalization of the Syrian regime and strongly deplores the use of indiscriminate artillery and tanks against innocent civilians including women and children. A strong statement by Rice. Does anyone care to upload a copy of the resolution in here?
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So Mrs. Rice is disgusted. Below is a video which puts Mrs. Rice’s statement into perspective.
Watch it all, or simply connect Rice’s speech with Clark’ speech from 3:50 onwards. Quite eye opening. Unfortunately, some of us do have a memory and remember what is said by relevant people. In the video below, there…[Read more]
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http://www.columbia.edu/~hauben/Report_of_Arab_League_Observer_Mission.pdf
Not exactly the UNSC report but it certainly is rather important as it is the Mission Report of the Syrian observers which in the words of Pepe Escobar: “So the current “Arab-led drive to secure a peaceful end to the 10-month crackdown” in Syria at…[Read more]
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and augustus fisher are now friends 12 years, 9 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and Vanessa Gutiérrez are now friends 12 years, 10 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford and Susanne Schuler are now friends 12 years, 10 months ago
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Naakow Grant-Hayford started the forum topic DOSSIER: POLITICAL ISLAM IN LIBYA in the group Understanding the Arab Revolts 12 years, 10 months ago
POLITICAL ISLAM IN LIBYA: Today in 2012
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Naakow Grant-Hayford posted an update in the group Understanding the Arab Revolts 12 years, 10 months ago
A retrospective on the most absurd outcome of this entire intervention. Conservative Poitical Islam getting into power in Libya after 40 years of fierce oppression at the hands of Ghaddaffi who considered them too hardcore for the good of the country – and his own position ofcourse. The question is, did the chiefs of staff know just whom they were…[Read more]
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