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| Description | Arthur Brooks is the president of American Enterprise Institute, and he delivered the second Peace Talk at Passing the Baton 2017. Peace Talks are like "TED Talks" for peacebuilders - short, snappy speeches that offer practical ideas and new insights on how to build peace. Dr. Brook's Peace Talk is about political peace, making the case that it is possible, and urging his audience to become agents of greater political peace in the United States by following a few rules. |
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| Source | 'Rethinking the Roots of Populism' |
| Author | U.S. Institute of Peace |
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