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The Doha Discussion Papers provide testament to the opportunityfor renewed dialogue between the United States and the Muslimworld. Written specifically for the U.S.-Islamic World Forumβs threetask forces, they have been edited and compiled into separate volumeson Governance, Human Development and Social Change, and Security.The Doha Discussion Papers bring together the major papers andresponses that frames each of the task force discussions. They includeas well a summary of the off-record discussions at each of the task forcesessions held at the U.S.-Islamic World Forum. [C:\Users\Microsoft\Documents\Calibre Library]
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