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English: A dialogue between Sociologist Johan Galtung, "father of Peace and Conflict Studies" and Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! entitled "Peace, Justice, Empire, and Occupation." Sponsored by the Envision Peace Museum, American Friends Service Committee and others.
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Source YouTube: Johan Galtung / Amy Goodman Dialogue (Program) – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today
Author American Friends Service Committee

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