THE FATE OF GANDHI’S HERITAGE: UPS AND OBLIVION by M T Stepanyants

“…He has been the first to succeed in transforming ahimsa, a traditional concept of Indian culture, in the universal principle of morality: in private life, in politics, in economy, in relation to nature, in racial, religious and caste relations, in matters of war and peace.…”
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Traduction et messianisme: « pourchasser Le cadavre » — vers Le sixième vers du poème de Juda Halevi « L’amour de l’ennemi »1, dans la traduction de Franz Rosenzweig by Petar Bojanic

“… The text examines the origins and history of the “establishing” and “translating” of war into peace through violence. The author, by analyzing the well known phrase “eye for an eye” (“getting even”) within several key texts which attempt to “institutionalize” peace (texts by Kelsen, Kant, Levinas, Derrida, etc.), tries to find the possibility of a different relationship to violence. …”
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Unconventional War and Warfare in the Gray Zone. The New Spectrum of Modern Conflicts by Miroslaw Banasik

“…The article aims to characterize the conflicts of alternative nature below the level of open war that are on the border between war and peace. The content of the article presents the theory of unconventional warfare and its description, and familiarizes the reader with the concept of grey zone conflicts. …”
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Political implications of population dynamics: A critical assessment. by Choucri, Nazli

“…While it is generally recognized that excessive population growth places severe strains upon the environment, there is also some reason to believe that population levels and rates of increase may be important elements affecting national' power, war and peace, and the nature of social and political organization. …”
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Policies for Building Post-conflict Peace. by Bigombe, B, Collier, P, Sambanis, N

“…We outline some strategies that can assist war-to-peace transition in Africa.…”

Military-humanitarian issues in the theological heritage of Greek Catholicism by R.M. Kohanchuk

“…In the coverage of the problems of war and peace in Catholicism, researchers (V. Brudzinski, L. …”
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HYBRID WARS: THE 21st-CENTURY’S NEW THREATS TO GLOBAL PEACE AND SECURITY by Sascha-Dominik Bachmann, Hakan Gunneriusson

“…This interdisciplinary article predicts that military doctrines, traditional approaches to war and peace and their perceptions will have to change in the future.…”
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La  política  fiscal  en  Chile. Configuración  y problemáticas de la Hacienda pública en el marco del proceso de construcción estatal, 1817-1850 by Elvira López Taverne

“…Financial management will prove to be crucial both in times of war and peace in the 1800’s. This article analyzes the guiding principles of financial organization in independent Chile, and the projects and problems faced by its new leadership. …”
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Peace in History and Heritage. Some thoughts on a Museum of Peace in Northern Ireland by Karine BIGAND

“…This will lead to exploring a shift in focus from war to peace in the representation of history, its modalities and consequences, through an imagined Museum of Peace in Northern Ireland.…”
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WARFARE ISSUES AND SCIENCE by Brigadier-general professor Viorel BUȚA, Ph.D, Răzvan MANOLIU, Ph.D

“…The Romanian Academy of Sciences, even in difficult conditions, during the Second World War, organized various scientific events in which distinguished personalities of the time presented their positions full of suggestions and teachings, some of which are still very relevant today, thus: strategic surprise, the technical side of war, wartime nutrition, wartime nervous diseases, war and peace education, the problem of propaganda, lessons from the conduct of war, etc. …”
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Militarismens ontologi by Maria Mårsell

“… The Ontology of Militarism: War and Peace as Conditions of Existence in Frida Stéenhoff ’s Stridbar ungdom and Elin Wägner’s Släkten Jerneploogs framgång This article claims that Western culture is tinged by an idea of an ontology of militarism. …”
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State of Nature J.J. Rousseau dan Implikasinya terhadap Bentuk Ideal Negara by Lailiy Muthmainnah

“…Rousseau conception about state of nature is not state of war but peace condition, abundant resources, and rooted in the pre history era. …”
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Emma And The Others by Carola Barbero

“…By assuming a realist ontological perspective we will explain what sort of things fictional literary entities are, comparing them both to existing and to non-existing entities that resemble them in some respects (what is the difference between the historical Napoleon and the Napoleon in War and Peace? Are there similarities between fictional entities as created entities and other artifacts?). …”
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Round Table Discussion: Just Peacemaking--A "Manual" for Escaping Our Vicious Cycles by Gerald W. Schlabach

“…Although the Catholic Church has never made an explicit claim like that of Reinhold Niebuhr to the effect that Jesus’ ethical teachings are irrelevant in public affairs, centuries of appealing exclusively to natural-law principles in matters of war and peace constituted a functional equivalent. What then are we to make of Pope Francis’s claim in his 2017 World Day of Peace message not only that nonviolence should be our “style of politics,” but that the Sermon on the Mount should serve as the Church’s “manual” for peacemaking at every level, including domestic policy formation and international diplomacy? …”
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Spálenie kategorickej hydry. Aplikácia Clausewitza voči chybám v uvažovaní o kategorizácii vojny by Samuel Žilinčík

“…These are the confusion about the nature of war and peace, the emphasis on novelty, and the attempts to capture war as a static phenomenon. …”
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THINK LIKE CONSTRUCTIVIST: DISCOVERING A POLYPHONIC WORLD by T. A. Alexeyeva

“…In the second part, the author’s attention is directed towards the key concepts of the international relations theory (anarchical structure of the international system, power, national interest, identity, war and peace, etc.). The author’s conclusion is the following: principally constructivism managed «to build a “bridge” between neorealism and liberal instututionalism. …”
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'Oorloghsvloeck en Vredens Zegen'. Madrid, Brussel en de Zuid-Nederlandse Staten over oorlog en vrede met de Republiek, 1621-1648 by R. Vermeir

“…Madrid, Brussels and the states of the Southern Low Countries on war and peace with the Republic between 1621- 1648</strong></em></p><p>The key issue that will be discussed in this paper is the relationship in the first half of the seventeenth century between the king and, on the one hand, his councillors in the core state of Castile and, on the other, the governmental elite (local and Spanish) in the Southern Low Countries. …”
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Coverage of Pakistani tribal areas conflict: Prospects of peace journalism by Najma Sadiq, Sehar-un-Nisa Hassan

“…Conflict coverage of Pakistani tribal areas from two Pakistani English-language newspapers demonstrated significance of variations on indicators of war and peace journalism. Overall, the mean on war journalism was significantly higher than peace journalism. …”
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On imputing UNHCR data by Moritz Marbach

“…Replicating a published study on the effect of refugee crises on international war and peace, I demonstrate how both approaches strengthen the author’s findings and help to minimize the risk of a null finding.…”
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The Rhetorical State of Alert before the Iraq War 2003 by Mral Brigitte

“…The events have been presented in vague and often distorted value terms and metaphors where war becomes peace, attacks becomes ‘pre-emptive defence’, military invasion becomes ‘change of regime’, occupation becomes ‘humanitarian intervention’.This study provides a diachronic survey of the chain of events from rhetorical perspectives, as well as a synchronic analysis of recurring rhetorical themes - especially of vague concepts and metaphors.…”
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