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Central Library General Section | 303.66 DIE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 019777 |
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303.66 CHR Encyclopedia of peace psychology | 303.66 CHR Encyclopedia of peace Psychology | 303.66 DIE Palgrave international handbook of peace studies : | 303.66 DIE The Palgrave international handbook of peace studies : | 303.66 GOE Explaining war and peace : | 303.66 GRA Postmodern war : | 303.66 GUJ Perspectives of peace research |
Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction--W.Dietrich -- Beyond the Gates of Eden: Trans-Rational Peaces as Approach for Peace Studies in the 21st Century--W.Dietrich -- Peace: The European Narrative--K.H.Koppe -- Pax: A Mediterranen Perspective--F.Muoz &--B.Molina -- Peace: A Western European Perspective--N.Young -- Freja: A Northern European Perspective--E.U.Jacobson -- Shalom: A Jewish Perspective--M.Ellis -- Shalom/Salam: A Palestinian Perspective--M.Fasheh -- Salam: A Moslem Perspective--A.Haneef -- Salam: A Sufi Perspectiva--U.Rehman -- Salam: An Alevilik Perspectiva--A.Cacir -- Shanti: An Indian Perspective--S.V.Bharati -- Shi wa: A Vajrayana Buddhist Perspective--L.Tsomo -- He Ping: A Confucian Perspective--Y.K.Por -- Haiwa: A Shinto Perspective--I.Anzai -- Buddhism and the World Peace--J.Galtung -- He Taura Whiri: A Maori Perspective--P.Horsley -- Skennen: A North American Indian Perspective--P.Lauderdale -- Kayanerekowa: A Mohawk Perspective--R.Vachon -- Guelaguetza and Tu Chhaia: A Zapotec Perspective of What Others Call Friendship--A.Guerrero &--G.Esteva -- Hawkalla: An Andean-Amazonean Perspectiva--G.Rengifo -- Nengelaasekhammalhcoo: An Enhlet Perspective--H.Kalish -- Asomdwoe : A West African Perspective--K.Opoku -- Tmmu: An East African Perspective--B.Gebrewold -- African Salam--L.Sarr -- Mahatma Ghandis Concept of Peace--A.Ghandi -- Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan's Concept of Peace--S.S.Mehdi -- Conclusion--Echavarra, Ingruber &--Koppensteiner.
"Thirty outstanding scholars write about the etymological meaning, the religious, legal and political use of the word peace. This gives astonishing insights into classical notions and hardly known interpretations of peace in their cultures. The result is a book fascinating for peace researchers and highly rewarding for a broader audience"--Provided by publisher.
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