Peace By Peaceful Means Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization

By:

Johan, G

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage publication Pvt.Ltd 1996Edition: 1Description: vii, 280ISBN:

0-8039-7511-2

Subject(s):

General

DDC classification:

303.66 JOH

Contents:

Peace By Peaceful Means Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization

Summary: "Peace by Peaceful Means: Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization," by Johan Galtung, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding peace, conflict, and their relationship to development and civilization. The book explores various theoretical approaches to peace, analyzing the nature of violence, conflict, and the role of development and culture in shaping peaceful societies. It emphasizes the importance of non-violent conflict resolution, the need to address structural and cultural violence, and the potential for positive peace through conscious social transformation.

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Peace By Peaceful Means
Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization

"Peace by Peaceful Means: Peace and Conflict, Development and Civilization," by Johan Galtung, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding peace, conflict, and their relationship to development and civilization. The book explores various theoretical approaches to peace, analyzing the nature of violence, conflict, and the role of development and culture in shaping peaceful societies. It emphasizes the importance of non-violent conflict resolution, the need to address structural and cultural violence, and the potential for positive peace through conscious social transformation.

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