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Creative Conflict-Cultural Transformation
Written by Aftab Omer, Ph.D.
Narrated by Tarra Christoff
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Omer is a truly a global citizen. He was born in Pakistan and has lived in Turkey, India, Hawaii and now lives in Northern California. His research and life experience has led him to study how we need to move from dysfunctional conflicts to creative conflicts.
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