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EPOS VIEW ON NEGOTIATION |
EPOS is an independent non-profit agency operating in the field of conflict resolution and prevention. It is working for the Syrian Refugees and others with MY FUTURE Project. EPOS in all its activities on field and in its strong theoretical reflections, analyses and explores new ways of conceiving negotiation in practice and methodology, aiming at the definition of true innovative strategies in the framework of conflict prevention
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Epos World View
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Epos converses with Mykola Ryabchuk
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| by Alessandro Savaris (EPOS) |
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Ryabchuk is one of the Ukraine’s most important intellectuals.He is the author of numerous articles and books on contemporary Ukrainian politics and culture and he is also a well-known literary scholar, having participated to lectures and seminars in various universities as the universities of Alberta and Toronto in Canada, the Kennan Institute in Washington, the University of California and the Columbia University in the US and in various European universities.Ryabchuk is also the co-founder and served for four years as the executive director of the Ukrainian intellectual monthly journal, Krytyka.
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| by Debidatta Aurobinda Mahapatra (EPOS) |
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 Indian Army Chief’s recent statement that India is ready to face ‘two-front war’ simultaneously with Pakistan and China has ruffled the old tensions in the New Year with Pakistan reacting to the statement as usually strongly and with China remaining guarded in its criticism. The Indian Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor in a statement in the last week of December 2009 while reviewing India’s military doctrine announced India’s new strategy to counter the two neighbours in the case of eventual attacks. |
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Epos converses with Roman Chayka
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| by Alessandro Savaris (EPOS) |
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In this interview Roman Chayka, TV presenter and journalist at the Ukrainian channel PiathKanal, gives some anticipations regarding the next Ukrainian Presidential Elections, that will took place the 17 January 2010. Chayka has been one of the first Ukrainian journalist to create and develop radio and TV talk-shows of political discussion in Ukraine, as Novji Cias and Piath Kopjiki.
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| by Debidatta Aurobinda Mahapatra (EPOS) |
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 The Maoist violence in India has recently been a matter of serious concern with the government searching for different options to tackle the menace. The following data bring forth the gravity of the matter. Out of 29 states in India 20 and out of 600 odd districts in India 223 are affected by the Maoist violence. From January to August 2009 there have been more than 1,400 cases related to Maoist violence in which about 600 civilians have lost their lives. |
| by Mario Rino Me (EPOS) |
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 The recent exchange of prisoners for video showing evidence of their healthy conditions, may be interpreted as an alternative option to pave the way to unstrained relations in deeply rooted crisis situations of the Middle East. Credible third party mediators, not limited to above area, seem to be well suited for conducting prisoners swap talks, particularly when both counterparts are keen to wrap up a deal, but do not have the capacity as a result of institutional limitations.
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Epos converses with Roland Schoenfeld
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| by Giancarlo Rossi (EPOS) |
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The fall of the Berlin Wall was celebrated on November 9th, 2009 by Prime Ministers and Heads of State coming from all Europe and the United States. The historic importance of the event is generally acknowledged, but there is still much to learn about its causes and the motivations of the people who took part in Giancarlo Rossi interviewed Roland Schoenfeld, a German scholar who lived in Leipzig, in the former Gdr, when the Berlin Wall fell.
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