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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global AffairsKorean Peninsula Affairs Ce
 nter&nbsp\;present&nbsp\;People Power in International Relations A Talk by
  Doug\nHostetter\, UN\nRepresentative\, Pax Christi\nInternational\n\nDoug
  Hostetter will discuss his\ncontinuing efforts to utilize people power to
  show governments the way to\nresolve conflicts from Iran to North Korea. 
 He will draw on his 50-year\nexperience in peacemaking and Track III effor
 ts in conflict zones around the\nworld.\nShaped by the nonviolent\nvalues 
 of his Mennonite community\, when the Cold War led the U.S. to engage in\n
 the Vietnam War\, Doug Hostetter refused the draft but volunteered to do h
 is Conscientious Objector\nservice in Vietnam. From 1966 to 1969\, under t
 he auspices of the Mennonite\nCentral Committee\, he did literacy work wit
 h Vietnamese children\nwhose schools the war had destroyed. After Vietnam\
 , Hostetter joined the U.S. anti-war movement and served as a member of th
 e 1970 U.S.\nNational Student Association delegation to Vietnam that negot
 iated the People’s\nPeace Treaty\, a peace treaty concluded between U.S. s
 tudents and students in\nboth South Vietnam and North Vietnam. He has cont
 inued ever since to engage in active nonviolent peacebuilding with\n“enemi
 es” in conflict zones around the world. &nbsp\;Sponsored by Moynihan Insti
 tute of Global Affairs\, and Korean Peninsula Affairs Center. Contact Havv
 a Karakas-Keles for more information: hkarakas@syr.edu &nbsp\;
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs<br></p
 ><p>Korean Peninsula Affairs Center&nbsp\;</p><p>present&nbsp\;</p><p><str
 ong>People Power in International Relations</strong> </p><p>A Talk by Doug
 \nHostetter\, UN\nRepresentative\, Pax Christi\nInternational</p><p>\n\n</
 p>Doug Hostetter will discuss his\ncontinuing efforts to utilize people po
 wer to show governments the way to\nresolve conflicts from Iran to North K
 orea. He will draw on his 50-year\nexperience in peacemaking and Track III
  efforts in conflict zones around the\nworld.\n<br><p>Shaped by the nonvio
 lent\nvalues of his Mennonite community\, when the Cold War led the U.S. t
 o engage in\nthe Vietnam War\, Doug Hostetter refused the draft but volunt
 eered to do his Conscientious Objector\nservice in Vietnam. From 1966 to 1
 969\, under the auspices of the Mennonite\nCentral Committee\, he did lite
 racy work with Vietnamese children\nwhose schools the war had destroyed. A
 fter Vietnam\, Hostetter joined the U.S. anti-war movement and served as a
  member of the 1970 U.S.\nNational Student Association delegation to Vietn
 am that negotiated the People’s\nPeace Treaty\, a peace treaty concluded b
 etween U.S. students and students in\nboth South Vietnam and North Vietnam
 . He has continued ever since to engage in active nonviolent peacebuilding
  with\n“enemies” in conflict zones around the world. &nbsp\;</p><p>Sponsor
 ed by Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, and Korean Peninsula Affairs 
 Center. </p><p>Contact Havva Karakas-Keles for more information: <a href="
 mailto:hkarakas@syr.edu">hkarakas@syr.edu</a> &nbsp\;</p>
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