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	<title>Comments on: GIVING PEACE LITERATURE A CHANCE: a book review</title>
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		<title>By: Henrike Landré</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Thanks for the review, Jamie. You make valid points; and yes: we have to get the questions right. I sense that this book is still a worth read, filling a niche. I wish to mention my colleague Julia Harfensteller&#039;s book on the concept of peace within the UN system, and how it has evolved over the decades (&quot;The United Nations and Peace&quot;). It does not provide links to current events, but offers highly interesting findings on the concept of peace, drawing from a wealth of disciplines, including linguistic analysis and conceptual history. Another key building block, so to speak, that can help us capture the greater picture and get closer to asking the right questions.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the review, Jamie. You make valid points; and yes: we have to get the questions right. I sense that this book is still a worth read, filling a niche. I wish to mention my colleague Julia Harfensteller&#8217;s book on the concept of peace within the UN system, and how it has evolved over the decades (&#8220;The United Nations and Peace&#8221;). It does not provide links to current events, but offers highly interesting findings on the concept of peace, drawing from a wealth of disciplines, including linguistic analysis and conceptual history. Another key building block, so to speak, that can help us capture the greater picture and get closer to asking the right questions.</p>
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