The Future of Peace in the Twenty-First Century

, by Kittrie, Nicholas N.; Carazo, Rodrigo; Mancham, James R.

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ISBN: 9780890892114 | 0890892113
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Copyright: 5/1/2003

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Credits, Acknowledgments, and Editor's Notes
Foreword
Preface
Prologue: From the War of the Future to the Future of Peace
Confronting the Prophets of War
Why War? - A Letter to Albert Einstein	p. 3
Why IS There Evil?	p. 7
The Nature of Aggression and Hatred	p. 13
War and Aggressiveness	p. 19
The Disparity Between Biological and Cultural Evolution in the Pursuit of Peace	p. 33
Peace Theories and Research: From Restraining War to Planting Seeds of Peace
Peace Theory	p. 53
The Evolution of Theories on War and Peace	p. 58
Violence and Peace	p. 69
The Reduction of War and the Creation of Peace	p. 73
Peace Education and Peace Research	p. 78
Where is Peace Research Headed?	p. 89
Historical and Multicultural Perspectives of Peace: Global Survey
Perpetual Peace	p. 97
Warfare as an Invention	p. 101
Peace in Classical Greece	p. 106
Peace in Roman Thinking	p. 118
Peace and Jihad in Moslem History	p. 125
The American Dream and the Pursuit of Peace	p. 131
Violence and the Western Political Tradition	p. 139
War and Peace in European Consciousness	p. 143
On the Causes of War and the Efforts that Failed	p. 151
Militarism, the Military and Deterrence in the Quest for Peace
The Realities of War	p. 171
The Art of War	p. 183
An End to Militarism	p. 185
Militarism	p. 188
Cultural Dimensions of Militarism: A Marxist Perspective	p. 193
Militarism and the Pursuit of Peace	p. 202
Deterrence and Provocation	p. 207
From Strategic Deterrence to Problem Solving	p. 211
Confronting Arms Races	p. 219
Nuclear Warfare: Dynamics and Dilemmas of Policy Making	p. 238
The Best Antidote to War is a Better Defense	p. 242
Unorthodox Warfare: Does Terrorism Work?	p. 249
Media in the Service of Terrorism	p. 252
Let War Bring Peace	p. 258
The Global Striving for Social and Economic Justice: Population, Health, and Livelihood
Population Growth: Disaster or Blessing?	p. 269
Beyond National Boundaries: Immigration and the Flow of Labor	p. 277
Improving the Health of the Poor	p. 298
The Risk of Livelihood Conflicts	p. 305
Overcoming Deprivation, Hunger, and Poverty	p. 322
Deprivations and Their Cures	p. 330
Globalization: Evening the Odds	p. 346
Making Globalization Work	p. 367
Confronting the Universal Quest for Identity: Family, Religion, and Culture
Reflections on the Family at Century's Unfolding	p. 383
Family, Religion, and Globalization: The Implications for World Peace	p. 389
The Worldwide Impact of Religion on Contemporary Society	p. 409
The Price of Peace: Religion and Politics in Western Europe	p. 417
The Many Faces of Islamic Revivalism	p. 425
The Religious Foundations of a More Peaceful World	p. 440
Clash of Civilizations	p. 454
Religion and Global Governance: Harmony or Clash?	p. 463
Pluralism and Its Discontents: Harmonizing Domestic and Global Diversity
Beyond Sovereignty	p. 487
Attaining Peace in Divided Societies: Five Principles	p. 496
The Myth of Ethnic Warfare	p. 512
Justice for Minorities	p. 517
Faith-Based Initiatives	p. 525
Mediating Racial, Ethnic and Cultural Conflicts: The Lessons of South Africa	p. 528
Arts, Science and Technology in the Service of Peace
Culture, Literature and Arts in the Service of Peace	p. 553
The Global Environmental Challenges of the 21st Century	p. 571
World Scientists Warning to Humanity	p. 575
Making Science Serve Peace	p. 579
Does Modernization Require Westernization?	p. 586
Building a Scientific Basis for a Global Culture of Peace	p. 601
Mediating the Traumas of Techno-Economic Change: A Case Study in Popular Input	p. 636
Building Legitimate Governance: Transparency, Human Rights, Democracy, and Accountability
Abuse of Power: War Isn't the Biggest Killer	p. 651
Increasing Transparency in Government	p. 658
International Human Rights as Instruments for Justice and Peace	p. 678
Human Rights Confront Globalization	p. 684
Globalization of Insecurity: The Democratic Imperative	p. 702
Can European Democracy Survive Globalization?	p. 721
Democracy and War Involvement	p. 726
Responding to Claims for Self-Determination	p. 730
An Illusory Fork in the Road to Peace: Justice vs. Accommodation	p. 736
Humanitarian Intervention and Nation-Building
Shall the United States Intervene in Cuba?	p. 763
The United States Intercedes with the Czarist Government: President Theodore Roosevelt and Russian Jewry	p. 767
Pope Pius XII and Nazi Germany: A Controversial Role: A. Chronology of Events	p. 773
Pope Pius XII and Nazi Germany: A Controversial Role: B. The Priests of Dachau	p. 778
Humanitarian Assistance	p. 781
Humanitarian Interventions in a New Era	p. 784
Doing It Right: The Future of Humanitarian Intervention	p. 794
NATO and Humanitarian Intervention	p. 799
International Political Entanglements and the Building of Political Institutions	p. 807
Nation-Building or Nation-Destroying?	p. 810
Revisiting 'Nation-Building'	p. 822
The Sad Lessons of Nation-Building	p. 825
The Only Acceptable Purpose of War is to Restore More Durable Peace	p. 827
On the Merits of Nation-Building	p. 831
Mobilizing for Peace: The Public Sector and Civil Society
The United Nations and Three Great Forces for Peace	p. 837
The Role of the United Nations in International Peace and Security	p. 841
Civil Society as a Facilitator of Peace	p. 856
International Economic Organizations: Working Globally for Material Well-Being and Peace	p. 867
Women's Rights, Human Rights: Peace in the New Century	p. 879
Overcoming America's Estrangement: The Role of Education and Media	p. 889
Privatizing Peace: From Conflict to Security	p. 904
Innovative Approaches to the Advancement of Democracy and Peace	p. 915
Building a Culture of Peace: Education, Democracy, Conflict Resolution, Economics, Ethics and Law
Nonviolence as a Strategy for Change	p. 937
Gandhi: The Prophet of Non-Violence	p. 942
Educational Policies and the Peace Process: Not Just the Absence of War	p. 945
Educating for Peace: The Partnership of Home, School and Community	p. 947
Toward a Global Initiative on Education	p. 958
Making the World Safe Through Democracy: A Historical Survey	p. 962
Implementing the Institutions of Democracy: A Blessing or Threat?	p. 980
Peace and Security: Conceptual Notes	p. 997
The Peace Process: Sustained Dialogue to Transform Deep-Rooted Human Conflicts	p. 1003
The Cause and Resolution of Conflicts	p. 1016
Cross-Cultural Conflict Resolution	p. 1028
Competition vs. Monopoly in the Development of Peaceful Societies	p. 1035
The Need for a New World Ethic	p. 1042
International Law as a Deterrent of the Ravages of War	p. 1050
Visions of the Peaceable Kingdom
World Peace Index 2000	p. 1069
Peace Search: From the Secular to the Christic	p. 1079
Vision of a Non-Violent Society: What Should Be Society's Aims?	p. 1092
Creating Spaces for Peace: Zones of Peace	p. 1098
Toward a Global Educative Authority: The Council of Earth	p. 1105
Toward a Federal World Order?	p. 1114
The Struggle for the Soul of the 21st Century	p. 1128
The Future of Peace	p. 1132
Epilogue: Coming to Terms: From the Dream of Peace to an Attainable Truce	p. 1143
Afterwords: Multinational and Multicultural Reflections on the Architecture of Peace
Since Human First Scratched Thought on Stone	p. 1161
After the Cold War: An Era of Unprecedented Peace and Prosperity	p. 1163
Some of My Memories are Painful and Dark	p. 1165
... We Still Live in a World in Which We Must Study Politics and War	p. 1167
The Roots of War and Violence Go Deep, Into the Earth Herself	p. 1169
My Thoughts On Peace Begin with a Story My Dad Told ...	p. 1172
All of Us Need to Take Responsibility for the World's Violence	p. 1174
The Century Marked by Unprecedented Violence and Cruelty	p. 1176
If You Plant a Mango Seed, You Will Get a Mango Tree	p. 1178
App.: Nobel Peace Prize Laureates 1901-2002	p. 1179
About the Contributors	p. 1183
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