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This site offers an extensive collection of news reports, analyses, and readings--most from legitimate, respected sources--that discuss ethnic conflicts, genocides, etc. in different parts of the world. This website's purpose, however, is to demonstrate in as many ways as possible that conflict is a natural consequence of diversity and that diversity therefore is bad, not good.
This site uses a world map to take you to different conflict areas in the world. When you click on a particular location, you will find numerous sources to give you detailed information about that region, its people and culture, and the ongoing conflict. This is a great source for material for your term project.
This web site offers many links to organizations and institutions dedicated to conflict resolution. Here you will find numerous sources of information, ideas, strategies and documents.
This site will give you a map and current facts (geographic, demographic, political, economic, governmental) about anyplace in the world. You can use this information as a base for studying the specific conflict area you choose for your term project.
This site provides links to readings about ethnic conflicts in the Caucasus region (1988-1994), including the policies of Russia, Georgia, Iran, Turkey, the United Nations, and CSCE. If this area interests you, this is a rich mine of information.