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	Honing the Summit Process A recent expert dialogue yielded a number of ideas for how to improve the G-20 summit process. Read the Policy Memo. ^{UN Photo/David Ohana}

	Mass Atrocities and Armed Conflict Alex Bellamy considers the dynamics of the relationship between conflict and atrocity prevention. ^{Kristin McHugh-Johnson}

	Planning for Success at the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit William Tobey, senior fellow at Harvard’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, offers specific suggestions for how to improve the chances for effective action resulting from next year’s summit.

	Global Education: The Earth Awareness Portable Classroom From the interior of the classroom, the earth can be seen in its entirety for the first time. Continents are viewed in their true relationship to one another on the earth, not distorted as flat map projections show them.

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