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When I received the invitation to participate in this workshop, I felt that it was a great honour to find my name at the head of the list of speakers on the agenda. At the same time I felt that it was somewhat embarrassing. For two reasons: firstly, because the title given to my intervention was not exactly the one I would have chosen, had I been free to do so; secondly, because I had not participated in your previous workshop in Vienna, last year.
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Groom, A.J.R.; Taylor, Paul: Beyond the Agenda for Peace. In: Peace and the Sciences 24, December 1993, pp. 11–19. Editor’s note: See also the contribution of Paul Taylor and A.J.R. Groom in this volume.
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Bertrand, M. (1995). The United Nations as a Core Structure of International Peace and Security?. In: Hüfner, K. (eds) Agenda for Change. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09225-4_13
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