Johns Hopkins University Conflict Management Professor Suggests Nobel Peace Prize for Serbian Students
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This is the most striking example of the power of non-violent protests.
The American magazine Foreign Policy published an analysis in which the victory of the Student List in the parliamentary elections in Serbia is presented as an example of how Generation Z can produce serious social change through political, non-violent action. The author of the analysis particularly emphasizes the students' decision to accept the electoral process and vote, stating that this is precisely what made a difference in relation to […]
Serbian university students understood a lot about the nature of politics that their rebellious Western counterparts did not, explains Edward Joseph in Foreign Policy, who teaches conflict management at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and previously served for many years in the Balkans representing the US military and the OSCE.
A lecturer at the Johns Hopkins University assessed that the students showed with discipline, perseverance and non-violent action how essential social changes can be initiated.
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autonomija.infoHe believes that students from Serbia have proven that essential changes can be brought about by non-violent action and that they deserve the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts.
Edward P. Joseph, an expert on conflicts and a lecturer at the American Johns Hopkins University, believes that the students from Serbia have proven that fundamental changes can be brought about by non-violent action and that they deserve the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts. "Extraordinary discipline, diligence and organization, which Serbian students showed during two years full of pressure, deserve the Nobel [...]
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