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The story of the human race is characterized by efforts to get along much more than by violent disputes, although it's the latter that make the history books. Violence is actually exceptional. The human race has survived because of cooperation. -- Gerard Vanderhaar
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Organizations Making Noteworthy Contributions to Efforts to Promote More Constructive Conflict
Conflict Resolution Network (NSW, Australia)
Conflict Resolution Network (NSW, Australia)
Other Resources from
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Red / Blue Polarization
Red State/ Blue State: US Political Polarization
Though US politics has long been divided along ideological lines, the last two presidential elections have created increased polarization between liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans. How did this happen? Is it good for the country? Can anything be done to reunited us?
Nobel Peace Prize Winners

Cordell Hull
Cordell Hull
Prominent participant in the formation of the United Nations, and 1945 Nobel Peace Laureate
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