Dr. Witold Mucha, researcher at the Heinrich-Heine-University in Düsseldorf and initiator of the cross-site teaching project, gives an introduction to the major concepts and issues of international conflict resolution as they are discussed in the academic debate.
Speaker: Dr. Witold Mucha
Date: 22.04.2020
Length: 20:14
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