The Pivot from Conflict to Peace: A Case Study on the Second Sudanese Civil War and its Aftermath

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  • Samuel Adam Weiss The Ohio State University

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Samuel Adam Weiss, The Ohio State University

Sam Weiss is a recent graduate of The Ohio State University where he majored in International Studies with a specialization in Development Studies and minors in Arabic and Philosophy. During his tenure, Sam was a Buckeye Leadership Fellow and John Glenn Fellow. He is interested in the intersection of conflict and development and plans to pursue a career in humanitarian law. Sam has worked on humanitarian initiatives across Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Greece, and Syria, and a number of development initiatives in East and West Africa.

Oculus: Journal of Undergraduate Research at Ohio State, Volume 10 Online, Spring 2020

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2020-09-17

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Vol. 10 (2020): OCULUS

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