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Research on Conflict, which conducts evidence-based research to improve practice in conflict-affected countries. She holds a PhD in Russian Studies and has spent significant time working in St. Petersburg and conducting research throughout Russia’s regions. Viola Gienger is a senior writer for USIP, reporting and writing
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