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“Deeply Divided”: Sri Lanka through the Eyes of Adele Barker

Posted on February 18, 2010 by mandy van deven — 1 Comment ↓

by Mandy Van Deven – India – During the year she taught Russian literature at the University of Peradeniya in Kandy, Sri Lanka, Arizona University professor Adele Barker found herself more comfortable in the role of perpetual learner than educator.…

The “democratic evolution” of the Kurdish Question:Turkish and Kurdish Mothers Campaign for Peace

Posted on November 16, 2009 by emel basturk akca — No Comments ↓

by Dr. Emel Baştürk Akca – Turkey – “We mothers, whose hearts are burning, have come together so that there will be no more pain. We do not want our children to die.” These words belong to Nurten Ekinci, a…

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