Peace and conflict studies

By:

Barash, David P

Contributor(s):

Webel , Chales P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Los Angeles; Sage; 2009Edition: 2nd edDescription: 523ISBN:

9781412961202

Subject(s):

Peace

DDC classification:

303.66 BAR

Summary: The Second Edition of Peace and Conflict Studies sets a new market standard with its accessible introduction and comprehensive exploration of important historical and recent world events-including now coverage of topics such as terrorism, truth and reconciliation processes and the clash of civilizations. Authors David P. Borash and Charles Webel present an unbiased look at issues related to peace and conflict studies to assist students and professionals in forming personal and social opinions based on fact. The text aims to respond to current challenges while still retaining the thoroughness that has made it successful. With an encyclopedic scope, this unique text chronicles many Important global topics from prehistory to the present. Key Features of the Second Edition • Includes updated chapters and examines current conflicts, including the Iraq War and the "Global War on Terrorism Explores the important aspects of positive peace, Individual and collective violence, nationalism, and terrorism • Provides numerous visual aids questions for further reflection, and suggested readings • Fumishes a comprehensive range of material to stimulate and enrich future discussion and encourage further academic pursults

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The Second Edition of Peace and Conflict Studies sets a new market standard with its accessible introduction and comprehensive exploration of important historical and recent world events-including now coverage of topics such as terrorism, truth and reconciliation processes and the clash of civilizations. Authors David P. Borash and Charles Webel present an unbiased look at issues related to peace and conflict studies to assist students and professionals in forming personal and social opinions based on fact.
The text aims to respond to current challenges while still retaining the thoroughness that has made it successful. With an encyclopedic scope, this unique text chronicles many Important global topics from prehistory to the present.
Key Features of the Second Edition
• Includes updated chapters and examines current conflicts, including the Iraq War and the "Global War on Terrorism Explores the important aspects of positive peace, Individual and collective violence, nationalism, and terrorism • Provides numerous visual aids questions for further reflection, and suggested readings
• Fumishes a comprehensive range of material to stimulate and enrich future discussion and encourage further academic pursults

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