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October 31, 2016
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Managing Conflict in Organizational Mergers

by Eben Weitzman Department of Conflict Resolution, Human Security, and Global Governance Just about anyone who has gone through a merger of two or more organizations can tell you: it can be a nightmare. More often than not, someone thought there … Continue reading

October 31, 2016
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Notes on Cyber Aggression and Policy Solutions

by Sean Mossey Public Policy student at the McCormack Graduate School October 19th’s Presidential debate saw Secretary Clinton and Moderator Chris Wallace make only brief mention of the topic of State sponsored cyber aggression before moving on to other policy … Continue reading

October 28, 2016
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McCormack Graduate School Experts Contribute to Path-Breaking United Nations Report

The world’s most pressing challenges — whether climate change, population growth, infectious diseases or massive inequalities of resources – will only be met successfully if science is brought to the task far more effectively, according to a United Nations report … Continue reading

October 28, 2016
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On the third presidential debate of 2016

by George Chichirau Public Policy PhD student              The final debate of the current campaign season touched on a large number of themes, and in far more detail than previous ones (although the bar was set very low early … Continue reading

October 26, 2016
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Peacemaker Uses 12-step Program to Guide His Reconciliation Projects Worldwide

This McCormack Graduate School senior fellow believes, “an addict is in the best position to help other addicts.” He uses the Alcoholics Anonymous’ 12-step recovery program as a model to bring conflict-ridden parties together to work out their differences.

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