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    Peace building in practice : a study of operational factors using the Oxfam Canada peace building programme as a case study.

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    2000
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    Nyar, Annsilla.
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    The central question of this study addresses the issue of the impact and effect of peace building interventions on the dynamics of peace and conflict. It takes as its context the process of rebuilding and reconciliation in KwaZulu-Natal and uses the Oxfam Canada peace building programme as a specific case study. The study identifies and analyses the peace building impact of the programme with the aim of leading to a common peace building framework for improving the planning, conduct and evaluation of peace building interventions in post conflict situations.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10413/6272
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