Reducing Violence in South Africa: The Contribution Business Can Make

Posted on March 1, 1990
In Publications, Research
by Lloyd Vogelman

This paper focuses on what business can do to both reduce violence and limit the psychological devastation that results from it.

Reducing Violence in South Africa

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Lloyd Vogelman is a founder and former Director of the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation. Vogelman is a recognised global expert in the realm of Complex Selling, Advisory & Stakeholder Management capabilities. He also developed the Corteks Complex Selling and Advisory Methodology. He obtained his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Psychology Faculty of Science from the University of London.

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