IHASA’s 2011 successful conference comes to an end

IHASA’s 2011 successful conference comes to an end

Sep 23, 2011

On the 2nd week of September, 2011, the leadership of the Institutive for Horn of Africa Studies and Affairs (IHASA) has embarked on a week-long historical trip to Washington DC to participate a conference co-organized by  IHASA, the Woodrow Wilson International Center (WWC) for Scholars and the Alliance for Peacebuilding (AFP). The Conference, Webs of Conflict...

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