"Not peace but a sword?": religion, conflict and conflict resolution in the Commonwealth and beyond / edited by Terry A Barringer
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Round Table Vol 94 No 382, October 2005, pp.521-651 (100)Summary: Special issue of the journal contains case studies from Africa and Asia and from the perspectives of various religions. Includes the conflict in West Papua and its consequences for the island of New Guinea; managing senstivities in Malaysia; sectarianism in Pakistan; and the role of religion in conflict in India.
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Special issue of the journal contains case studies from Africa and Asia and from the perspectives of various religions. Includes the conflict in West Papua and its consequences for the island of New Guinea; managing senstivities in Malaysia; sectarianism in Pakistan; and the role of religion in conflict in India.
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