Nobel Peace Prize favourite: Japanese people who conserve Article 9

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3 October 2014

​​Kristian Berg Harpviken has just published his revised Nobel Peace Prize speculations - with a new contender on top: the Japanese people who conserve Article 9.

See more on http://www.prio.org/About/PeacePrize/PRIO-Directors-Speculations-2014/​

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