Peace and democratic society / edited by Amartya Sen.
Material type: TextPublication details: Cambridge, England : Open Book Publishers, 2011.Description: 1 online resource (155 pages)Content type:- text
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- online resource
- 9781906924416
- 1906924414
- Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding
- Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding
- Peace -- International cooperation -- 21st century
- Conflict management -- International cooperation -- 21st century
- Democratization -- 21st century
- Nation-building -- International cooperation -- 21st century
- Security, International -- International cooperation -- 21st century
- POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Peace
- Amartya Sen
- Peace
- Democracy
- Violence
- Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding
- Terrorism
- Organised violence
- War
- Civil Paths to Peace
- Commonwealth Secretariat
- Prejudice
- Identity
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- JZ5538 .P433 2011eb online
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Part I. VIOLENCE AND CIVIL SOCIETY / Amartya Sen -- Part II. CIVIL PATHS TO PEACE -- Report of the Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding -- Members of the Commission -- Executive Summary -- Why do Respect and Understanding Matter? -- The Nature and Nurture of Violence -- Poverty, Inequality and Humiliation -- History, Grievance and Conflict -- Political Participation -- The Role of Media and Communication -- Young People and Education -- Multilateralism and the International Order -- The Way Forward and Conclusions -- Afterward: original preface and letter of presentation to the report -- References -- Bibliography -- Appendix: Written submissions to the Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding.
880-01 "Recent acts of terrorism and the current unrest in the Middle East remind us how important it is to understand the relationship between peace and democracy. In an insightful introductory essay to this report, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen challenges widely accepted explanations for violence. He makes a plea for a global, multilateral debate on the causes of conflict, and an understanding of the multiple identities of the individuals involved"--Publisher's description.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 143-146) and index.
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