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10 G. Rita Dudley-Grant, C. Peter Bankart, and Kathleen H. Dockett
continuum. Individuals and communities, empowered and ready to engage the
millennium ultimately will have global implications for the future of humankind.
Given the severe challenges to peace facing our world, the editors hope that this
book will provide one more resource for those who would seek to transform the
way in which human beings understand and interact with each other within and
across all boundaries globally.
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