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Peace has come to be seen as a continuing process of the pursuit of liberation, a progressive dismantling of relationships, of exploitation based on gender, caste, class, race, ethnicity and nationality, and a countervailing force to the coercive practices of the state. Woven around the themes of ideas, laws and institutions, and movements, the articles in this volume show how peace has become an over-arching framework in the domain of human rights. The book traces how the idea of peace has transformed from a passive condition of ′sepulchral silence′ associated with ′guided′ peace, into a praxis led by and producing radical politics of liberatory change.  Free Download Human, Genetics ISE by Lewis Ricki English | 2024 | ISBN: 1266283196 | 528 pages | MOBI | 71 Mb Human Genetics: Concepts and Applications embraces the broadening of human genetics from an academic and medical discipline to an informational science that can be highly personal, yet have societal impact. 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