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Healing the Body Politicby Charles Lerche Series of essays by scholars showing the Baha'i approach to global conflict resolution. Everyone is aware of and concerned about conflict. We hear constantly of terrorism, ethnic disturbances, trade wars, political partisanship, labour disputes and family breakdown. Many conflicts have proved resistant to traditional methods of containment and resolution and this has stimulated the search for more innovative, more comprehensive and
by Charles Lerche
Series of essays by scholars showing the Baha'i approach to global conflict resolution.
Everyone is aware of and concerned about conflict. We hear constantly of terrorism, ethnic disturbances, trade wars, political partisanship, labour disputes and family breakdown. Many conflicts have proved resistant to traditional methods of containment and resolution and this has stimulated the search for more innovative, more comprehensive and more fully human approaches to dealing with conflict.
This volume of the George Ronald Bahá'í Studies Series reflects an effort by a group of scholars from around the world, united by common convictions, to contribute to this search. Inspired by the teachings of the Bahá'í Faith to provide new insights and solutions, contributors look at:
- Perspectives on Peace Building: An Overview and Some Insights from the Bahá'í Writings - Cheshmak A. Farhoumand-Sims and Charles Lerche
- Bahá'í Consultation: Worldview or Process? - Hossain B. Danesh and Roshan Danesh
- Contemporary Governance and Conflict Resolution: A Bahá'í Reading - Graham Hassall
- Beyond Linguistic Conflict: Spiritual Foundations of a Universal Auxiliary Language - Jeffrey S. Gruber
- International Human Rights: A Common Code in Resolving Intra-state and Inter-state Conflicts? - Nazila Ghanea
- Reforming the United Nations: Issues and Options - Olivia Lopez
- Bahá'u'lláh's Concept of Collective Security in Historical and Theoretical Perspective - Ariane Sabet
- Conflict and Harmony Among Nations: The Case of International Trade - Shahruz Mohtadi
- Globalization and Its Conflicts - Charles O. Lerche
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Good quality shelves for the price. Happy with the purchase. They give you assorted hardware to mount each shelf. Wall anchors for masonry or brick and anchors for drywall as well as screws to affix shelf to the wall bracket. The installation was fairly easy but it can be a bit difficult to get the bracket leveled on the wall. The “level” they give you is useless, it is only the tube - not in a housing, so 1 1/2” long. You will need a better level. Basically you place the bracket where you want the shelf to go then make sure it is level and take a pencil to mark the holes. We ended up using a heavier quality wall anchor so only needed 2 anchors instead of the four they send you. Once the bracket is on, slide the shelf onto the bars coming from the bracket and use the 2 set screws to secure it in place. Check for level and if it isn’t you can remove shelf and loosen bracket screws and wiggle the bracket while still attached while retightening screws. We had to re-level one of our shelves this way. Hope this helps and that it makes sense. As for weight capacity I wouldn’t want to put more than a couple of pounds on a shelf. As it is secure, it is hollow inside and too much weight would probably either cause the shelf to sag or damage your wall
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Excellent product with height recommendation
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My bathroom renovation is turning out great. These shelves are beautifully stable and show no visible assembly. The idea of these floating shelves is brilliant.
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Beautiful and sturdy
Size: 24 Inch, Color: White
Excellent quality shelves. All hardware came with them and also the stickers to cover the screws. I also placed a plant on one of the shelves and it’s not leaning and again very nice and secure.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026
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Great shelves
Size: 24 Inch, Color: White
Easy to assemble and comes with everything you need for drywall or wood. Nice color and texture and comes with stickers to hide the holes underneath. I bought two sets of three. These are very long, so I recommend just using two at a time.
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JAXPETY Room Divider Panel 6Ft Privacy Screen Wall Divider 88" W x 73" H - 3 Panel Black
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I was looking for a screen to use while making video calls. I am on a budget, wanted something easy to put together, and would hide my apt in the background. Being on a budget, I thought my purchase qualified for the coupon. I was mistaken but contacted the seller. I received a quick response explaining how the coupon was applied. I was happy with the quick response and explanation which I verified when I went back to the page.
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