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Human Paradox - 1997 - 2015 AD
24 pages
8.5"x11" - Choice of Hardcover/Softcover - Photo Book
About the Book
A critical analysis of the experience which I have shared with my family, friends, colleagues, neighbors, and strangers. These intercalations regarding Human Behavior, Political Theory, Manners, Crime and Discipline, Naturalism, Love and Devotion, History, Insanity, Optimism, Characters, Mortality, Conduct ... among other topics are brought together in one concise collection. Written by Ryan Timothy Jacobs, "Human Paradox" enhances the way in which people struggle through any circumstances to reach an ultimate goal. To learn, through experience, how to express himself fully ... honest and reputable.
Features & Details
- CreatedSep-03-2015
- Last updatedSep-04-2015
- Format8.5"x11" - Choice of Hardcover/Softcover - Photo Book
- ThemeWritings
- PrivacyEveryone
- Preview Limit24 pages
About Author
Ryan Timothy Jacobs was born on December 30th, 1980 in Burlington, Vermont.
-MA in International Conflict Management and Resolution
Concentration in National & International Security
-BA in Political Science
The University of North Carolina, Wilmington
Department of Public and International Affairs
The need for resolve that the author witnessed, as he travelled the United States and countries abroad, pushed him to work towards a masters degree in International Conflict Management and Resolution; also training in the New Hanover County District Court in Alternative Dispute Resolution, maintaining a 3.8 GPA and completing the program in one year. Published in Global Security Studies (GSS) Journal (Winter Issue 2015) and the Kellogg's School of Management Scholar Aw
*Also, a proud member of international organizations, such as International Association of Conflict Management(IACM) and the American Society of International Law(ASIL)
-MA in International Conflict Management and Resolution
Concentration in National & International Security
-BA in Political Science
The University of North Carolina, Wilmington
Department of Public and International Affairs
The need for resolve that the author witnessed, as he travelled the United States and countries abroad, pushed him to work towards a masters degree in International Conflict Management and Resolution; also training in the New Hanover County District Court in Alternative Dispute Resolution, maintaining a 3.8 GPA and completing the program in one year. Published in Global Security Studies (GSS) Journal (Winter Issue 2015) and the Kellogg's School of Management Scholar Aw
*Also, a proud member of international organizations, such as International Association of Conflict Management(IACM) and the American Society of International Law(ASIL)
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