Resolving conflict in Solomon Islands: The Women for Peace approach

Wednesday, November 1, 2000

Author:

Alice A. Pollard

Asia

Oceania

Solomon Is.

Conflict in Solomon Islands is not a new phenomenon. Its regular occurrence has given the people knowledge and skills to resolve conflict in a manner that is fair and responsive to their culture and environment. However, the current so-called ethnic tension conflict is too big and life-threatening and involves modern weapons.

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Pollard, Resolving Conflict in Solomon Islands: The Women for Peace Approach, 2000

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