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We are thrilled to announce that Conflux Center is now offering a dynamic range of bespoke courses tailored to meet the specific needs of your team.
Connect with us today to discuss your organization’s learning and development needs. Our team is ready to collaborate with you in creating a customized training program.
Contact us at office@confluxcenter.org to learn more and schedule a meeting.
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“Negotiating with Non-State Armed Groups” Advanced One-Day Virtual Training with Miloš Strugar
Most armed conflicts today are internal in character, involving an array of non-state armed groups of diverse nature. Approximately 100 of these groups can be legally classified as parties to non-international armed […]
“How to Negotiate Across Cultures” Advanced One-Day Virtual Training with Miloš Strugar
Conflicts today are increasingly complex as they correlate with issues of culture and identity. Crucial obstacles to negotiation across cultures stem from perceptions, difficulties in communicating and understanding the other. […]
“Political Negotiation Theory And Practice: Styles, Skills, And Techniques” Virtual Training Course
The aim of the course is to develop a deeper understanding of negotiation theory and practice, and to enhance specific knowledge and skills in negotiation which could be successfully applied […]
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Foreign Policy as a Public Good
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Can you hear me? Taking mediation online: reflections from practice
In mediation, where trust-building and confidentiality are vital, the current shift towards virtual and online interactions brings a set of new challenges for practitioners. The authors summarise early takeaways from online engagements with and between civil actors in the context... Continue reading→