Leyton-Brown: Should a state ever consider negotiating with terrorist organizations? And if so, under what circumstances?
Yes states should at least be prepared to consider negotiations. […]
Professor of Political Science, York University
David Leyton-Brown is a Professor of Political Science and the Master of Calumet College. He is formerly the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies at York, and then the Executive Director of the Ontario Council on Graduate Studies. His research and teaching has focused on International Relations, Canada-United States relations, Canadian and U.S foreign and defence policies, the politics of international trade and investment, and academic quality assurance
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