Although questions of peace are diff erent in context, for specific questions today, we need a science of peace in a universal sense. It is true that sometimes talking about peace is too unspecifi ed and therefore too general. The term peace in its common sense has passed its peak. Instead of talking about peace we prefer talking much more concretely and bindingly for example about (racism and) intercultural learning, (violence in family and) nonviolent education, (exploitation and) fair economic structures, (war and) nonviolent confl ict transformation, (patriarchalism and) gender awareness, (ecological destruction and) animal protection. Developments of differentiation are positive. We can meet questions of peace on different levels of li...
This paper presents various personal reflections made about Peace studies find its new challenges, w...
Although peace has been a stated goal of governments for centuries, few people would suggest that it...
Peace is non–violence and there is only one way to achieve it: peace as structural and interpersonal...
The study of peace as a concept, and in practice, has gained momentum since the end of the Cold War....
This paper attempts to trace the development of the concept of peace in peace studies, by an examina...
This paper attempts to trace the development of the concept of peace in peace studies, by an examina...
Few would deny the centrality of the issue of peace in our time. Yet peace remains a controversial t...
In spite of the surface appearance of flourishing, peace studies now faces a crisis of dilution and ...
‘Peace’ and (violent) ‘conflict’ are often seen as conceptual mirror images of one another; peace is...
This article focuses on the concepts of peace, education and research, and the ways in which they co...
This chapter is about our combined experience teaching about peace in a course that was funded by a ...
Peace Studies is a discipline that is derived from International Relations. With the development of ...
Although peace has been a stated goal of governments for centuries, few people would suggest that it...
Peace studies are currently at a crossroad, being criticized for their overwhelming research agenda,...
‘Peace’ and (violent) ‘conflict’ are often seen as conceptual mirror images of one another; peace is...
This paper presents various personal reflections made about Peace studies find its new challenges, w...
Although peace has been a stated goal of governments for centuries, few people would suggest that it...
Peace is non–violence and there is only one way to achieve it: peace as structural and interpersonal...
The study of peace as a concept, and in practice, has gained momentum since the end of the Cold War....
This paper attempts to trace the development of the concept of peace in peace studies, by an examina...
This paper attempts to trace the development of the concept of peace in peace studies, by an examina...
Few would deny the centrality of the issue of peace in our time. Yet peace remains a controversial t...
In spite of the surface appearance of flourishing, peace studies now faces a crisis of dilution and ...
‘Peace’ and (violent) ‘conflict’ are often seen as conceptual mirror images of one another; peace is...
This article focuses on the concepts of peace, education and research, and the ways in which they co...
This chapter is about our combined experience teaching about peace in a course that was funded by a ...
Peace Studies is a discipline that is derived from International Relations. With the development of ...
Although peace has been a stated goal of governments for centuries, few people would suggest that it...
Peace studies are currently at a crossroad, being criticized for their overwhelming research agenda,...
‘Peace’ and (violent) ‘conflict’ are often seen as conceptual mirror images of one another; peace is...
This paper presents various personal reflections made about Peace studies find its new challenges, w...
Although peace has been a stated goal of governments for centuries, few people would suggest that it...
Peace is non–violence and there is only one way to achieve it: peace as structural and interpersonal...