La condition des pensionnés de la marine de guerre britannique au xixe siècle by Tri Tran

“…From the 17th to the 19th century the Royal Navy was one of Britain’s largest employers, though the number of men serving in the navy contrasted significantly between times of war and peace. A career in the Navy was popular. Anyhow a careful scrutiny of the condition of the sailors and their officers reveals a striking paradox: although the Navy was given considerable financial resources by the government with a view to protecting Britain’s strategic and economic interests, it seems that the majority of naval pensioners underwent financial hardship and distress. …”
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Translations of Serhiy Zhadan’s Poetry in Intercultural Communication by Tetyana Shyliaieva

“…The use of images of war and peace, our memories, home and other motifs is investigated. …”
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International Treaties (Mu’âhadât) in Islam by Mohammad Fadel

“…While this work represents a fairly comprehensive resource for researchers in this area insofar as it gathers the opinions of numerous pre-modern (and some modern) scholars of Islamic law on various issues related to war and peace between Islamic and non-Muslim states, it is, unfortunately, no more than a simple compilation of their views. …”
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Making War: Conflict Zones and Their Implications for Drug Policy by Tuesday Reitano

“…The illicit drug economy has emerged as a major factor that can exacerbate violence, complicate peace negotiations and corrupt transitions from war to peace. Trafficking chains span continents, yet they often take root in fragile and conflict-affected states, where violent actors can exploit the ‘violent-governance paradigm’ to entrench their economic, political and social influence. …”
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One Europe or None by Richard Sakwa

“…Russia was excluded as anything but subaltern. The post-Cold War European peace order was thus built on weak foundations, provoking a cycle of mimetic rivalry. …”
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A Game-Free Microfoundation of Mutual Optimism by Marco Serena

“…The literature on mutual optimism typically assumes mutually optimistic beliefs and shows that, under such an assumption, war may occur despite its Pareto-suboptimality. In a war−peace model, we show that, if players neglect the correlation between other players’ actions and their types—a well-established concept in economics—then players’ expected payoffs from war increase relative to conventional informational sophistication predictions, hence providing a microfoundation of mutual optimism.…”
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ROMANIAN DEFENSE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT UNDER CRISIS CONDITIONS by Iulian N. BUJOREANU

“…Defense resources management is a harder field to deal with in economic and social crisis conditions. It is not under war but peace conditions and one has to understand it as if it were under war conditions. …”
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The sepoy army in India and its role in the revolution of 1857 ADح6 by إلهام كاظم

“… The commercial expansion of the English East India Company in the Indian subcontinent (1), as a result of the concessions granted to them by the Mughal Emperor Jehan Kerr (1605-1627) (2), and its acquisition of commercial centers in Surat in 1608 and in Masulipatam in 1611, which coincided with With the political trends that outweighed the economic motives and the issuance of the royal decree in 1661 that expanded the powers of the company and authorized it to declare war or peace with any non-Christian prince in the name of the crown (3). …”
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Currency Crises from Andrew Jackson to Angela Merkel by Temin, Peter

“…These crises are caused by capital flows in war and peace and typically result in recessions. The Swan Diagram helps us to consider external and internal imbalances together and understand their interactions. …”
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The Importance of Education in Peace Marketing by Margarita Išoraitė

“…Peace defined means the absence of war. War and peace have always been not only military but also political issues advantage. …”
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العلم والاخلاق..جدل الثورة العلمیة والمستقبل by د. كوثر عباس الربیعي

“…This duality is clear in the meanings of words used in different languages spoken by the different nations of the world...Especially those that reflect the fundamentals of human existence like the words: ethics, conscience, culture and love, war and peace, interests, terrorism and others. One can also see the controversial relation between science and ethics starting from the truth that ethics have since emergence been connected to the mind's activity of differentiating between good and evil, and in the mind lies the ability of scientific innovations…Through the ages, science and ethics walked side by side each effecting the other, and the formation of society including the relations that are based on cooperation or competition, love or hatred and so on is the ground in which we exercise the building and evolution process which is based on the reconciliation of science and ethics.…”
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Contribuţia primului ataşat militar român în SUA, maior Livius Teiuşanu, la războiul de întregire by Alexandru OŞCA

“…In the complicated context of the end of the war and peace negotiations from Paris, the acceptance by the Great Powers of the Romanian national ideals of unity and reunification was not easily achieved. …”
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On the criterion of the adequacy of artistic fiction in the image of the Patriotic War of 1812 (to the question of the controversy of A.S. Norov and Leo Tolstoy) by I.V. Dergacheva, V.V. Dergachev

“…Analyzing then description of the events of the Patriotic War of 1812 in the novel of Leo Tolstoy “War and Peace”, A.S. Norov opposes them to a description which was made by the hero Yermolov of the war of 1812. …”
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Between Fear and Fascination: The Soviet Union in the Modern Age by Jörg Baberowski

“… The article deals with the formation of Soviet power, the Soviet Union, the influence of the ideology of Marxism, Leninism and Stalinism on the processes associated with industrialization, national socialism, nationalism, war and peace, humanism and fascism, which were a response to the economic and political domination of the United States and Europe. …”
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Războiul de pe Nistru în programele școlare și manualele de istorie din Republica Moldova (ciclul gimnazial) / The war on the Dniester in the curricula and history textbooks of the... by Sergiu Suvac

“…Recently, the scientific concerns are directly related to the study of history textbooks in the Republic of Moldova and Romania, the concepts of war and peace in the historical educational ensemble and cultural, national, European and universal values. …”
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O enquadramento das Missões de Paz (PKO) nas teorias da guerra e de polícia by Domício Proença Júnior

“…This article tries to fit the PKO in the theories of war and police, based on the comprehension of strength and violence, the use of strength, war, and peace. In conclusion, there are some observations about the utility of those allocations.…”
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Non-Fictional Interwar Narratives by English Writers by Barbara PUSCHMANN-NALENZ

“…Siegfried Sassoon’s Memoirs of an Infantry Officer (1930) and Robert Graves’s Good Bye to All That (1929) present their authors’ experiences in war and peace times. Both had volunteered for the First World War and were deeply disillusioned about the meaninglessness of the sacrifice of lives. …”
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Change in the Geometry of Power in the Light of the Nature of the Cultural and Regional Geopolitics of Power; Case Study Changes in Western Asia by Ali Adami, Elham keshavarz

“…Until the early twentieth century, international relations affected issues such as war and peace, anarchy of the international system, foreign policy and military power. …”
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The War on Concepts: The Thought of Jan Patočka and the War on Terror by Katy Scrogin

“…I approach the conversation, however, by presenting the thoughts of 20th century Czech philosopher Jan Patočka on the relationship between war and peace. Here, I utilize his views, formulated in the context of Soviet control of Eastern Europe, to deconstruct the Bush administration's declaration of war on a concept; in this case, terror. …”
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Bosnia-Herzegovina: The Role of the Judiciary in a Divided Society by Joseph Marko

“…This paper analyzes the role of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina for the promotion of social justice under the conditions of a triple transformation from war to peace and from a communist regime based on the Titoist self-management ideology to a liberal-democratic political regime and economic market system in three parts. …”
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