Is now the time for a completely new approach to conflict resolution? A groundbreaking new book explains why
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Gabrielle Rifkind is the director of the Middle East Research Programme at Oxford Research Group, in the UK.
Giandomenico Picco was a diplomat and negotiator for the UN, and a UN undersecretary. He is currently a business negotiations consultant.
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