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A More Peaceful World Awaits
A More Peaceful World Awaits
Article in TIME
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3
December 2012
Håvard Hegre et al's research on conflict trends is in the news, now also in
Time
.
It all started with an
interview
in the magazine Apollon, and
a feature
on Wired.co.uk.
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