Transcription of CHAPTER 1 THE MEANINGS OF PEACE - SAGE Publications Inc
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CHAPTER 1 THE MEANINGS OF PEACE - SAGE Publications Inc
3We need an essentially new way of thinking if mankind is to survive. Men must radically change their attitudes toward each other and their views of the future. Force must no longer be an instrument of politics.. Today, we do not have much time left; it is up to our generation to succeed in thinking differently. If we fail, the days of civilized humanity are numbered. Albert EinsteinThis text is based on a number of assumptions. War is one of humanity s most pressing problems; PEACE is almost always preferable to war and, moreover, can and must include not only the absence of war but also the establishment of positive, life-enhancing values THE MEANINGS OF PEACECHAPTER 1A man releasing a dove, which is widely considered a symbol of world : Nathan Lau/Design PART I: THE PROMISE OF PEACE , THE PROBLEMS OF WARand social structures.
defined peace as a condition of “more or less lasting suspension of rivalry between political units,” he was thinking of negative peace.3 Aron’s is the most common understanding of peace in the context of conventional political science and international relations, and it epitomizes the
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