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Humanitarian diplomacy : practitioners and their craft

By: Minear, Larry [edt].

Contributor(s): Smith, Hazel [edt].

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2007; United Nations University Press Description: xvi, 407 p.ISBN: 9789280811346.Subject(s): NON-GOVERNMENTAL AID | NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS | DIPLOMACY | HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE | HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTIONOnline resources: full text available - pdf

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Book	General Stacks	Human Rights, Peace, International Law	HUM B33150 (Browse shelf)	Available
Book	UNU Press Shelves	UNU Publications	UNU B32501 (Browse shelf)	Available
Book	General Stacks	Human Rights, Peace, International Law	HUM B32502 (Browse shelf)	Available

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HUM B32502

This volume covers some of the world's most conflicted, intractable and remote settings of 14 different theatres in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America during the Cold War and the post-Cold War periods.

UNU B32501

This volume covers some of the world's most conflicted, intractable and remote settings of 14 different theatres in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America during the Cold War and the post-Cold War periods.

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