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Policy-Making, Religion and Conflict-Prone Settings in the US and EU

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Small reflection group meeting, on the margins of the Post-Conflict and Post-Crisis Group’s international conference. This discussion is coupled with a paper on U.S. Government Engagement with Religion in Conflict-Prone Settings Liora Danan, Yale University. More details at www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/page/35/post-conflict-colloquium.htm Please contact the seminar organizers if you are interested.

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