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PCRC 2023 : 10th Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference

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Link: https://www.pcrconference.org/
 
When Nov 1, 2023 - Nov 3, 2023
Where Bangkok, Thailand
Submission Deadline Sep 10, 2023
Categories    security   social sciences   interdisciplinary   politics
 

Call For Papers

10th Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference [PCRC2023] is one of a kind platform for global stakeholders from academic, professional and governmental realms to gather, network and discuss themes and current issues related to peace and conflicts. PCRC offers a unique, culturally and professionally diverse environment, carefully designed to foster personal and professional growth.

This international conference on peace and conflict resolution is open to any and all gender, religion, race and beliefs as our diversity in perspective is what helps broaden our knowledge, understanding and actions on the subject at hand.

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