Evolución de las relaciones políticas castellano-granadinas entre los siglos XIII y XV by Alonso Molina Alcolea

“…The relations between the Castilian kingdom and the Nasrid kingdom varied according to the situation that the different political entities were going through, alternating moments of war and peace. This article will address the study of the evolution of these political relations.…”
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Quien hace la guerra, no hace el amor. Un comentario sobre Lisistrata de Aristófanes by Oscar Mauricio Donato R.

“…This text intends to interpret the mentioned work of the Athenian comedian focusing on the relationship among war - Eros - peace. The hypothesis that we want to mark off indicates that for Aristophanes the man is in a paradoxical situation state regarding war, since he cannot live without desire, but it is desire that also leads to war.…”
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The indirect strategy moment by Kumar Ramakrishna

“…It is important to note that in indirect strategy, the line between war and peace is unclear.…”
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The reality of transitions by Cordova, S

“…Attempts to address the drivers of forced displacement and to provide sustainable solutions for refugees, IDPs and returnees need a more nuanced understanding of the drivers of violence and of war-to-peace transitions. …”

MAJOR LIVIUS TEIUŞANU – THE FIRST ROMANIAN MILITARY ATTACHÉ IN UNITES STATES OF AMERICA by Alexandru OŞCA

“…Convinced that, after the United States joined the war, the peace would be organised according to their will, the Romanian gov ernment decided to send to Washington knowledgeable people, with charisma and strength, to inform the American public opinion about the justified wishes of the Romanians in order to create a wave of sympathy and support for them. …”
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Middle East political stability by Siegman, H, Brahimi, L, Rouleau, E, Khadduri, W

“…Henry Siegman asks whether the next US President can rescue a two-state solution to the Israel–Palestine conflict; Lakhdar Brahimi discusses Iran – war or peace in the Middle East?; Eric Rouleau assesses the Iranian nuclear threat; Walid Khadduri looks at concerns over the future of Iraq and regional implications. …”

Minds at war: dual mindset theory and the psychology of Europe’s descent into the First World War by Tchalakov, M

“…These mindsets, and the dual systems of the brain from which they originate, are proposed to contribute to the observed variation in war and peace outcomes in international relations through the influence of three causal mechanisms: sensitivity to threats, propensity for risk and temporal discounting. …”

« Ne diriez-vous pas qu’il s’agit là de propagande ? » Le programme d’information internationale des États-Unis en débat (1945-1947) by Raphaël Ricaud

“…In the aftermath of the Second World War, the United States dismantled its Office of War Information. Peace having returned, such an agency did not fit the democratic ideal well. …”
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THE RHETORIC OF THE WAR THREAT: NATO – THE ONSLAUGHT OF THE EAST by D. S. Lapay

“…The most useful frames of modern military rhetoric NATO are: «Russian aggression», «military threat from Russia», «the war for justice», «war for democracy», «war for peace», «responsibility to the world», «sacred mission to the world». …”
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VIOLENCE, THE "JUST" WAR AND THE PEACE OF CHRIST by Ion ILINCA

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Il magistero della pace, fra realismo e profezia by Vito Serritella

“…The Augustinian and Thomist philosophical tradition is the background to Sturzian thought, which analyses the antithetical and anti-juridical mentality widespread in all the fields that invested Catholics in the first post-war period. Peace and war are not hypostases that are over people’s heads; they bring everyone’s freedom and responsibility into play. …”
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The kings of Assyria campaigns on Elam from the mid-eighteenth century Until the end of the seventh century BC by أحمد شحود, رضاب اسكندر

“… The country Elam, one of the neighboring powers of Mesopotamia, and one of the areas of tension often, also had a significant Dorssayas in that experienced Mesopotamia of events, at least as important as the commercial and economic role, a role of RPR that fluctuate between war and peace over the years, and will deliver search more light on the side of the activity of the kings of the Assyrians a hundred and fifty years ago, it was characterized as a military richest in the history of Mesopotamia, in order to provide focused information on the relationship between Assyria and Elam, during the study period. …”
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The kings of Assyria campaigns on Elam from the mid-eighteenth century Until the end of the seventh century BC by Ahmed Shahoud, Redab Iskandar

“… The country Elam, one of the neighboring powers of Mesopotamia, and one of the areas of tension often, also had a significant Dorssayas in that experienced Mesopotamia of events, at least as important as the commercial and economic role, a role of RPR that fluctuate between war and peace over the years, and will deliver search more light on the side of the activity of the kings of the Assyrians a hundred and fifty years ago, it was characterized as a military richest in the history of Mesopotamia, in order to provide focused information on the relationship between Assyria and Elam, during the study period. …”
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Universidad, conflicto, guerra y paz by Angelo Papacchini

“…Este artículo explora los posibles ejes que se deben tener en cuenta para orientar el trabajo por la paz desde la universidad.People who work at universities are called to contribute with ideas and proposals sustained by a systematical reflection on conflict, war, and peace. This article exploresthe possible axes that must be considered in order to direct peace work from university.…”
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The Enabling Power of the Oceans by Antonio Ruy de Almeida Silva

“…This think piece synthesises discussions in international politics of some of the characteristics of oceans, especially discussions in the strategic-military domain, It contests those who consider oceans as a “barrier”, and alternatively defends that oceans are a critical enabler that allows the generation of wealth, projection of military forces, and the influence of the international politics in war or peace.…”
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Bodies of power: narratives of selfhood and security in Nigeria by Pratten, D

“…It is often asserted that crime and disorder are related to transitions within political systems – from authoritarianism to democracy, from military to civilian rule, from communist regime to market economy, or from civil war to peace (Shaw 2000). Also, in tracing the emergence of contemporary vigilantism in Nigeria it is tempting to point to watershed moments that link vigilantism to transition and rupture within the nation’s political fabric. …”

Ortaöğretim Tarih Ders Kitaplarında Yer Alan Barış ve Antlaşmalar Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme by Özgür Aktaş

“…Instead, developing activity books and preparing electronic resources would be some of the best ways to teach treaties to students. Keywords: War, Treaty, Peace, History, History Education…”
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"Truth" is a divine name : hitherto unpublished papers of Edward A. Synan, 1918-1997 / by 522336 Synan, Edward A., Schultz, Janice L., 1945-

From Urban Violence to War: Rethinking Violent Sociability by Carolina Christoph Grillo

“…The article proposes an extension of the violent sociability concept to account for the formation of radical and hostile alterities by collective actors that adopt the rhetoric of war and peace. Finally, the text highlights the author’s critique of the “dominant interpretation” of violence and supports the need for formulating new analytical perspectives in the face of the actual circumstances.…”
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Democracia a pesar de sí misma by Juan Felipe Duque Agudelo

“…Entre sus publicaciones se encuentran Systems of Violence: The Political Economy of War and Peace in Colombia (Richani, 2013) y Dilemmas of Democracy and Political Parties in Sectarian Societies: Lebanon 1949-199 (Richani, 1998).…”
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