Factors that Promote Implementation of Peace Education Training

Journal for the Study of Peace and Conflict
FACTORS THAT PROMOTE IMPLEMENTATION OF PEACE EDUCATION TRAINING

Ian M. Harris
Jessica Glowinski
Nancy Perleberg

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